Antony13

If you are anal. and find out the model you have uses a cabin filter, for my 99 es300 the Napa EnviroShield charcoal 4895 works, and did it just a few minutes ago. Remember...(bring one band aid, a vacuum for debris and a bit of relaxation). I generally use only Japanese parts and filters, this worked in a pinch. The first time I tried this a while back, I did not bring out a knee pad, and was not ready to manipulate the carpet or my body and gave up after a bit of "oh crap", so stick with it, take your time and go slow. Note! the quality bend in the middle type are A LOT easier to replace.

Just for the hell of it, go to a Toyota dealer, get an oil change/oil filter/new oil drain plug gasket, air filter and basic checkup, they use Toyota oil and Toyota filters, not much better out there, change it every 3k after that and air filters/windshield wipers every 12k or once a year, have a really good alignment done to save tires (rotate/rebalance every other oil change) and wear and tear elsewhere. I don't recall if the 92 has the cabin air filter, if it does, change it at the same time. if you have not had a tune up, fuel filter or timing belt done according to the schedule, do it. run excellent fuel and enjoy.

Tigress...What he said... I just picked up some Michelin Premier A/S, I got the H rated, But for You, and for "driving" and for speed, I would spend 4 dollars more per tire and go with the "V" rated, they should balance out better, already have a better speed rating, while still being very smooth and have excellent wet traction. For sporty days, 36-38 lbs makes a difference. Get the best 4 wheel alignment in town. leoman57

Well, I would prefer wheels made in Japan, I would not want Chinese wheels on my Japanese car. Take a look at powder coating or rechroming options, might be something you could have done to your existing wheels for a reasonable investment.