I was shocked when I went to change the tire on my 2013 Highlander. Where the heck to you put the jack on the rear of an AWD?
There are a couple of things that Toyota skipped over on this generation of Highlander.
The "jack thing" is sort of unforgivable. You could kill yourself! If you are ever stuck changing your own tire, it would be for sure in a difficult situation. There is simply no place to put a jack under a rear wheel on a 2013 series 4WD. You have to lift the entire body until the suspension is fully extended.
BTW- the other thing that makes me crazy is that there is no lighting on the headlight switch, nor the door lock switch. If you pull up to let someone in your car and you need to unlock the passenger door at night -- GOOD LUCK finding the "unlock door" button.
Greg
There are a couple of things that Toyota skipped over on this generation of Highlander.
The "jack thing" is sort of unforgivable. You could kill yourself! If you are ever stuck changing your own tire, it would be for sure in a difficult situation. There is simply no place to put a jack under a rear wheel on a 2013 series 4WD. You have to lift the entire body until the suspension is fully extended.
BTW- the other thing that makes me crazy is that there is no lighting on the headlight switch, nor the door lock switch. If you pull up to let someone in your car and you need to unlock the passenger door at night -- GOOD LUCK finding the "unlock door" button.
Greg
