chidooh1:
Call 0802388816 if you're in lagos, it's going to be a forgone issue, remember it's going to spread very well as you continue to use it.

sehawale:


Sometimes I wonder why people say what they are not sure of with so much confidence! Ignorance is far better than half knowledge in some cases. Pls "drill" your source of info before you "spill" the info. That way, our world will be better.

In Lagos, no Uber inspection centre verifies the VIN to check a car's title (clean or salvage) as at today 24th June 2016. Thanks!

SurewayBookings:


No sir I haven't because I wasn't aware there was a test. Please can you direct me on how to go about that.

akanniade10:


Well done, Do vio arrests cars that don't have this luminous redlight/sticker at the rear bumper. It's my private car

GAZZUZZ:


more info is required.

makaveli902:
Even me am looking for Yello one!

babeface3:
These signs could show that you are driving a car that has exceeded the expiry period set by the manufacturers.
1. Your odometer has exceeded 200k
2. You have severally changed your timing belt
3. You are suddenly become a regular visitor to mechanic without any justifiable reason.
4. The car suddenly develop incurable electrical fault

Add...

kingreign:


tpms light can be triggered by a number of factors such as over/under inflated tyres, in all plus spare tyres, broken tpm sensor, foot brake switch malfunction (i know a number of toyota & lexus has a tsb for that issue) or just a false tpms alarm. Early morning before driving, check your tyre pressure and when youre done, press the tpms reset button for 3 seconds, and drive off over 40km/h for some minutes so the system relearns the new input. If the sensor is broken, youd need a brand new OEM sensor that hasnt been programmed before, then programme it to work with your car.

As for the p0441, have you had any cause to tamper fuel pump, or fuel system assy?
Your evap is having issue, give to an experienced auto technician to handle it for you. If youre in Lagos, contact Gazzuzz 08023251039, if youre in Abuja, contact mike on 07034581213.

Cheers!

TokyoBulls:
No. I'm aware there are WhatsApp Groups biut I do not belong to any. I'll love to.

TokyoBulls:
I had a chat with them today on the fuel price hike and the need to increase fares and they confirmed they will not be reviewing their fares upward. They claim 'As much as we value our partners and their feedback, we want to confirm that we are confident about our fares and will not review them at this time because of this situation'. We are concerned but we move on and forward. We need to focus on increasing drivers' productivity or moving to fixed-income rental, whichever works better. I know some partners are already placing their cars and drivers on hold but I am not sure if that is the best decision at the moment. I am increasing the number of cars we have. I know the times are tough but I hope and pray and believe ith won't last. We now have 23 cars and will continue to seek opportunities to increase them

auctioncenter:

ibro2much:
Lets talk a little about the LASDRI(lagos state drivers recertification institute) card,its uses,and category of people that needs it.

The LASDRI card is bourne out of the need to recertify drivers in the state to be abreast of all driving requirements.
In getting lasdri card,at the lasdri center,the applicant is expected to have obtained a valid drivers license,before applying for the lasdri card,as the card does not represent a drivers licence.
The lasdri card is designed for category of people that takes driving as a source of livelihood,eg company driver's,commercial driver's,truck driver's, private driver's (if you drive a boss and earn your income as a driver) etc.

sooperrescue:


If you can't read, go back to school. It is not every one that can type that know their left from their right.

Lol not surprised with your response at all. Your previous posts and comments abt u from oda NL members says it all. I leave you in peace.

sooperrescue:
The frsc is right. In 2009. we trained some of their officers on tyre monitoring courtesy of Dunlop tyres. The tyres do expire after four years irrespective of the usage. I remember how Michelin tyres were always worried about the stock in their warehouse because of the poor sales activities and their clock ticking on their tyres. That said, the number one problem is the tyre temperature and speed ratings. Even if you bought a 2015 made tyre and it is temperature b tyre and t rating, you are courting danger. Ensure you have temperature a on your tyres and an accurate speed rating for your car.

I am sorry I can't reading any meaning to this write up. I read other posts here and it's been quite educative. What exactly are you saying Mr Man?

kingreign:


Issues dey that car from the picture. Well to diagnose and solve that issue, call or whatsapp 07034581213

akanniade10:
Na wa ooo, see people celebrating 40k miles, 150k miles...... will upload a 2006 sienna with 205k miles soon. The car still drives like new, no issue