Toyota Yaris XP150 2020 Dedicated Discussion, Owners / Fans Club Thread

Toyota

Vitz/Yaris

toyota

yaris

2020

xp150

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saad.ikram.5688 (saad.ikram.5688) 2021-09-11 01:04:33 +0500 #7681

Ride wont decrease with bigger tires only the gap between the tire and body will decrease
195/65 would rather increase the height since height of tire is increased

sasha11 (sasha11) 2021-09-11 02:42:39 +0500 #7682

Aoa..what should be the ideal RPM for yaris gli mt 1.3..Is there any engine damage if it goes beyond 3.5k at speee of 120?? Thanx..

saad.ikram.5688 (saad.ikram.5688) 2021-09-11 14:09:31 +0500 #7683

If it would cause any damage then the redline would have been at 3.5k, its not its at 6.8k so dont worry

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-11 17:57:38 +0500 #7684

195/50/16R would be the right size replacement with 195/55/R15 may lower the height but you will loose ride comfort and compromise on fuel economy , 185/65/R15 are also suitable as I have made the switch and shifting Dunlop Veuro E302 from General has made a huge difference in road grip as well as driving comfort. In the official owners manual suitable alternate sizes are mentioned so one can select the size which may seem suitable (185/65/R15 are not mentioned but in local market size options are limited) the concern with height is relevant but its due to the setting of the suspension which has been raised by Toyota Indus considering Pakistani roads, so one can also reduce the height from that aspect rather than going for a replacement tyre size. There are compromises in all configurations, either one looses better fuel consumption and ride comfort to better road grip and handling on the other hand one can get gain better ride comfort and still maintain road grip but not lower the height. It's looks over practicality which is the challenge. I'm my opinion, once we sit in the car, looks really are not an issue. Drive safe, avoid summugled tyres and dont compromise on the safety.

mudassarrauf (Mudassar ) 2021-09-11 20:13:16 +0500 #7685

What's the suitable sizes recommended by Toyota

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-11 22:03:49 +0500 #7686

185/60/R15 is the stock in Toyota Manual

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-11 22:10:19 +0500 #7687

Looking for help on the Head Unit (sound system - LCD Infotainment) of Ativ X 1.5.

I am trying to identify the make and model of the system that comes as stock from Toyota Indus and any firmware updates that can be done to the system.

There are a few videos showing bypass for video etc but these are for different types of models.

Also If there are any reputable/reliable replacement sound systems in the market (not the cheap Chinese 1gb being sold as 2gb/4gb fakes). Any info in this is appreciated. thank you

xubair.ashraf (Zubair) 2021-09-11 22:20:28 +0500 #7688

its premium avx P5601-00A12 as written on owners manual which came with the car. I think the audio quality is good and mirroring with T-link should get most of the jobs done.

chinyoti (Murtaza Shahid) 2021-09-12 01:13:00 +0500 #7689

Nakamichi android unit is avalible which is a universal tablet. Frame for almost all cars avalible. This particular tablet alone costs around 23/25k.

This is a better item from what is usually avaliable in the market.

pwuser15610735294 (Ahsan Iftikhar) 2021-09-12 03:02:36 +0500 #7690

I have used Hondas 0w-20 in yaris..no problems..I'm getting 12-13 in city with ac.

malik593-1 (malik593-1) 2021-09-12 12:01:11 +0500 #7691

what is your change interval ,i think shell helix ultra and caltex's fully synthetic are very good products and can easily last 100000 km with oem filters and even in indian yaris 's maual toyota recomends 10 k change interval same is the case for uae ,BTW is your's 1.5? cvt or mt ?

zahid.geol (First Gear) 2021-09-12 12:59:58 +0500 #7692

PakWheels pay PakWheels ki burai karney aya hoon.
But this needs to be said

Cruise Control Yaris from Chinese seller at Daraz costs Rs. 1750 (with delivery charges) exactly same as Sold by Pakwheels for Rs. 4500. Pakwheels charging OWN on selling cruise control. Lol

roboxx (Ðoč) 2021-09-12 13:55:25 +0500 #7693

#3. PKDMs are all teen daba. Don't expect something better.

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-12 14:27:58 +0500 #7694

I spoke in detail with a auto parts seller and he said there are two types of cruise stick being sold in market, one type are the Chinese imports that are being sold by auto parts store and the second type are oem kabli versions that have been extracted from old cars, these are usually being sold by oem service dealers. Neither of these two have any warranty, except the artificial comfort of the buyer that the kabli version may be more durable. Pricing is altogether a different topic and it's anyone's game. The same is case for the motors/kits for folding side mirrors.

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-12 14:29:54 +0500 #7695

Any info on brand manufacturer? That would be helpful. Thanks

jehania (jehania) 2021-09-12 14:30:59 +0500 #7696

Is this available in Lahore? Any specific vendor that can be recommended, appreciate, thanks in advance

irfananwar (Wheeler) 2021-09-12 14:31:27 +0500 #7697

If anyone has installed it himself, a DIY video will be very helpful.

zahid.geol (First Gear) 2021-09-12 15:41:30 +0500 #7698

Yes I have done it. Will be posting a video in a few days time, may be today or in a couple of days.
I have already given an intro video on it here.

zahid.geol (First Gear) 2021-09-12 15:43:12 +0500 #7699

Yes that's correct. The kabuli one I saw in Kabuli Market in Karachi for 1500 only...

xubair.ashraf (Zubair) 2021-09-12 17:38:21 +0500 #7700

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