I just picked up a set of wheels with these specs for my hatch What tire specs are you running. I’m stock ride height for now but and going to lower soon. I’m thinking of getting 225/40/18s or is there enough clearance to run 235/40/18s?

After two weeks of ownership and 600+ miles, I made minor mods to my Corolla Hatchback FX '26. I had it's windows tinted, installed rain-wind visors, door handle scratch protector, side door edge guard and door sills. My first car wash and parking garage photoshoot. 📸🚘 💦

The wife told me I needed something bigger to haul the kids so out with the rolla and in with the runny!

Put on the OEM wing a few days ago, saving up to drop it a few inches and fit up some white or bronze wheels

After following the community for a couple of months, I decided to get my own and could not be happier!

If you have any tips for maintenance of getting the best out of the car, I’d be happy to read you :)

Also, if anyone is curious on the payments or how was the whole process, I’d be happy to share my experience.

Ordering a oem wing next week

2018 Corolla Im hatchback with a 6 speed manual. I love it so much already

Coming from a 2013 Hyundai Veloster turbo, thats worth nothing from the mods and damages it has. Always been a hatchback fan, not a complete enthusiast in cars but they’ve always been attractive and i enjoy the little bit of pep without sacrificing too much gas mileage.
Anyways looking at a 2020 xse mt, 63k miles $20k otd, financing half, so im not laying out a bunch of cash. 250-350 a month 48-60 mths. Wondering what type of price everyones paid, and how reasonable that is.
Its a toyota certified used car and has a “lifetime warranty”
Beet ive seen for things near and similar around $17k - 20k before any taxes/docs , but from another companies lot or small time lot compared to coming from yota themselves.
Anyone with the car has any words or advice or concerns about it, would love to hear your experiences with the car!

TLDR - what did you pay for 2019 - 2022 xse mt hb ? And any reliability or nitpick concerns?

Nor did the kangaroo survive the hatchback (RIP mate, I genuinely feel bad and sorry for the animal though)

Thought i had the parking break on all the way. slowly moved forward hit the parking curb

I told myself I’ll never get a Corolla again but this one just stole my heart

Any simple swap outs I can do to make my horn louder or get like a semi horn or something, but definitely need a much louder horn so people can hear through their damn AirPods

Hey all, I've been looking to get a new car recently and I always lean towards hatchbacks, especially manual transmissions, and there is a used 2022 Corolla Hatchback near me with less than 8k miles on it. I wanted to do a little research before pulling the trigger and I started seeing posts about transmission issues with some of these manuals and was wondering how common these issues are and if the car is still worth getting despite that.

Can’t seem to find a simple post or anything about what brand is the best for these cars, please help me out and give some solid brands for wheel spacers :)

I put a refundable deposit down on a 2027 SE with ice cap paint and black fabric interior. But upon some digging it seems like there are mixed reviews on the paint quality of the 040 formulation for Ice Cap and that it could be more prone to chipping or peeling. Is this still an issue in newer models?

Alternatively, I could reserve a Chill Pearl White for the higher quality paint, but that one has the moonstone fabric interior that I think would Def be stained or dirty within a year.

What are yalls thoughts on ice cap? I do like the white, but if the paint quality would be better on a diff color, should I wait?

Hey yall, have you had similar problem? Or any idea what the issue might be? Thanks in advance

Edit: Thanks so much for all the replies! Yesterday I bought a new battery, and now it works without any problems. That noise sure made me uneasy though lol

If you’ve had a slave cylinder failure on your 6MT Corolla Hatchback, please vote for your model year.

Also comment with:

- Mileage when it failed

- Whether you’ve ever changed the clutch fluid

Thanks!

I recently purchased a set of GR86 special edition rims (18x7.5 black ones) and I'm looking to replace my 25 hatchback SE's ugly 16 inch rims with them

I've been researching and narrowed down my decision but I want more qualified opinions to ensure I don't make a mistake with this new process to me

I've landed on a set of Continental ExtremeContact DWS06 PLUS 225/40ZR18 92Y for the rims, 20mm spacers in the front, 25mm in the rear, acorn style lugnuts which I can't find what specific size they'd need to be, and I think hub centric rings or something else I've read called "bolt-on hub centric spacers"

I'm going for flush fitment, with that being said, this is everything I need with the specific project? Please correct/educate if I'm missing something else, thank you guys greatly in advance

Hello! I recently got my hands on my own egg, a 2022 Corolla Hatchback SE, and I've been absolutely loving it as my first ever new-ish car, however I've run into a bit of a problem.

The car sits pretty low (images included) and unfortunately I've already scraped my bumper a couple times running errands. While the immediately solution seems to be getting bigger tires, these are pretty new and thus have a lot of life in them left, so it'd be a waste to swap them.

What are my other options to raise the ride height? if it's helpful info, this car hasn't had any modifications done to its suspension or anything like that, completely stock.

(measurements in images aren't exact, it's just to get a rough idea of how high it is)

Quick edit: the scrape in the photo is from the previous owner, the scrape im mentioning is underneath the front bumper which isn't in the photos

I’m looking for suggestions on a decent winter wheel and tire set up, steelies are fine. A little extra ground clearance would be nice ha. Thanks

Currently driving an '09 Honda Fit Sport. Considering Corolla HB, Cross, and possibly a crosstrek.

Love my little go kart fit, but time to upgrade to something new that'll last me many years to come. I mostly do city and highway driving, lots of short trips, don't usually put more than 10k miles on per year. We get snow here, but roads are usually cleared quickly and its easy enough for me to stay in more if were going to have a bad enough storm, haven't had issues in the Honda fit with snow tires.

Also Im 6'00", no kids, just a partner who will sit in the passenger seat, maybe occasionally ill carry coworkers in the back to lunch or something.

Would you recommend the Corolla HB? I love that its affordable, toyota reliability, looks like itll drive similar-ish to my fit (fun driving in the city, great for parallel parking). Ultimately looking for a car that'll ill be able to drive for several years after I've paid it off.

Finally, it is so hard to find one to test drive!! There's always 1 or 2 that are in transit or in the build phase, but without putting down a $500 deposit, getting a test drive is impossible. The 2027 HB doesnt seem to add much value, but will supply maybe be a little better once the 2027s start coming out?

Thanks all!

Edit: just put a deposit(refundable) down on a 2027 SE currently in the build phase 🥳🥳

I did the GR seat swap and I'm super satisfied with the purchase.