r/LexusES

2016 lexus es 300H . 150,000kms ( 95k miles~) luxury package.

Ride is good. But I feel it’s slightly more bumpy than it should be? I feel the road and bumps a bit more than I should be. Still smooth but not as smooth as I thought it would be. Owned the car for 5 years now.

Not sure If it might be the tires. Tires are the newer style tread Michelins.
I run PSI about 35-38 ( based on what dashboard is saying)

Looking for a daily car as a working 23 year old. I currently drive an Avalon that has bad catalytic converters and am looking for a reliable car that won’t be expensive in repairs. This seems like a really good deal (especially if I knock another thousand off) if everything goes good in a pre-purchase inspection. Thoughts? It’s going for $8,900

Does this mean I have both side mirrors auto dimming? I always thought ES never had it, only the rearview mirror has auto dimming

My the underside of my bumper kept scraping and well it scraped all the way through and ive been patching it up with flex tape and flex seal but its getting real annoying does anyone have an affordable fix im 20 with no real money to just throw around but i need my car not to look like shit

Hello everyone, I’m looking at getting a Lexus ES350 for $37,900 with only 14k miles. Is that a good price?

i’ve done a good bit cosmetically to the car since i got it a month ago. tint, chrome delete, lip & new straight through mufflers.
i’m thinking coils next for less wheel gap/better fitment. any suggestions?

I've seen two electric ESs so far--a 500e and a 350e. I noticed they both came with optional 21" wheels and tires. I did some research because my initial assumption was that larger tires would provide greater range. I was wrong. They make the range worse. Why would Lexus do that to their cars--and their customers? Aesthetics! Just like the rest of the ES redesign, someone had their head up....well, let's say they had opinions I can't endorse. So they think the car looks better with larger tires, but when you read about the car you find it comes with 19" tires as standard. And, by the way, those larger tires are not free, so you better like the look because they cost $2100.

I'm amused by the list of options that are being shoved down our throats. Some of them make no sense, such as "cold weather package" (in San Diego!), premium paint, and the Sirius/XM subscription extension. (See the upper right part of the window sticker.)

It'll be very interesting to see what critics say about this car and how well or poorly they sell!

Hi guys, which of these are worth getting? I went in to get a heater cover for the high pitched noise that sometimes occurs in my car and they gave a few recommendations. I’m at 17.5k miles. I got the car at 14.5k miles from a reputable dealership so I haven’t done a PPI so I’m wondering if it’s worth getting them all for the first time around. I’m going to ultimately get some (hopefully not all) of them done when I go for my 20k maintenance. Thanks!

I bought this 2017 Lexus ES 350 to be my “around town” car since I’m giving my nephew my Acura when he turns 16 in a few months.

For my “weekend car”, I’m torn between a Lexus RX 500H and a BMW X7. Anyway, I love the ES so far! It’s awesome.

Recently came into a 2016 ES350 with 127k miles and I love it! Drives like a dream and to my feel, there’s no reason to question the transmission health currently. Took it for its first oil change at an independent shop and was recommended by their Lexus tech to get the transmission serviced.

My only fear is that at this mileage, having never been touched before, is it too late and will I be doing more harm than good? They did not recommend drain and fill, rather a full system fluid exchange.

Attaching a screenshot of the write up of the service, has anyone had this service performed?

Just looking for general guidance from owners more experienced than I.

Thanks!

Hi guys! The rattling noise happens when I drive slow at a certain speed on rough roads as seen in the videos. It also happen when the sunroof is openning. I noticed that it only comes from over the passenger side. Anybody have any ideas on where exactly the noise is from and can I fix them by myself? I’m not a tech or anything related. Tks

Is this a good price, can/should I attempt to negotiate more off?