Lexus IS300 Maintenance, including easy to follow OIL CHANGE!

Find out How-To perform (10) basic, but essential maintenance items on your 1st Gen Lexus IS300. In this video, I'll take you through, step-by-step instructions in How-To perform an oil change, change your wiper blades, test your tire pressure, replace your engine air filter, and cabin filter, check your brake pad depth, and more! The 2003 Lexus IS300 is our 3rd project car, and newest Japanese Domestic Market (JDM) legend to the channel. Did you know that the Lexus IS300 SportCross shares the same 2JZ engine block with the MK4 (A80) Toyota Supra Turbo! This is not just any 1st generation Lexus IS300, but the limited production SportCross (aka Toyota Gita)! Subscribe to follow our 2003 Lexus IS300 SportCross restoration and car modification journey. We'll be restoring the Toyota Altezza to its original Lexus OEM condition, then look to install and dyno test various high performance Lexus IS300 modifications, walking through how-to mod installs, Lexus IS300 maintenance tutorials, and taking the car to the dyno to test horsepower and torque, and finding out how much horsepower the Lexus IS300 mods add, modifications such as an Lexus air intake, exhaust, headers / downpipe, Lexus 2JZ-GE turbo. upgrade, ecu tune, etc. Oh, and don't worry, our 2019 Honda Accord 2.0 Touring project car (10th Gen Honda Accord) and MKV Toyota GR Supra isn't going anywhere (well, not just yet)!

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[briann]

Nice video. Very basic stuff, but I like the clear explanations and recommendations. Looking forward to what additional content you plan.

[aaronlai]

great video! thanks for showing where you got the items. about to reach 190, 000km on my 04 Is300 :)

[mickeymouse]

I think you should try to repair/refinish the existing wheels first. I think it is the cheaper option and is within your skill set. knowing how meticulous you are, I am eager to see the results. Besides, I am confronted with the same task on my gf’s C300 which has a really bad case of curb rash. If all else fails, you can always buy a new set of wheels.

[reececarpenter]

Buy new wheels, can’t recommend Enkei enough 18x8.5 +38 is a really good size for these cars. 17x8.5 +38 is also great fitment. I have 18x8.5 +38et Enkei pf09 and love them! Super strong light and relatively affordable.

[mickeymouse]

Did you check the date code on those tires?

[romanweiler]

if you would just get more stock wheels you might as well try to repair the ones you have and make a video.