Toyota Corolla 2011 FAQs

Check out real-world situations relating to the Toyota Corolla 2011 here, particularly what our experts have to say about them.

• Toyota Corolla: Higher tyre pressures

  Higher pressures are used for such courses because she will be doing extreme exercises and the higher pressures mean better grip while minimising tyre wear.

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• Corolla service

  I don't know what he's trying to tell you, but it sounds like the "rubbish" is coming from his mouth. But I would continue to have it serviced every six months as you have been doing, that should be more than sufficient to keep it in tip-top shape.

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• Toyota Corolla: Warranty Exclusions

  In any case like this you need to make sure it's not somethingsilly, like something rattling round in the ashtray, but having ruled all those possibilities out you would have to conclude that the cause of the rattle is probably a fault from the production line and therefore should be covered by the warranty. I recall trying to find the cause of the fuel starvation in an old car of mine some time ago. I checked everything I could think of, carburetor, fuel pump, fuel filter and fuel lines, only to find after months of trying that it was caused by a scrunched up piece of masking tape the spray painter had kindly dropped into the petrol tank when he'd painted the car. Every so often it would block the pickup in the tank. Asking you to foot the bill is over the top.

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