🔄 1 Quart of Idemitsu ATF Type TLS-LV (WS) Automatic Transmission Fluid for Toyota, Lexus, and Scion Vehicles Review

An inexpensive analogue of the atf Toyota WS, made three partial replacements for the Citroen C4 sedan on the tf 70sc. Everything is fine.

The crap is complete, they sent two checks for payment for the goods, the number, time and point of departure are different (from different settlements) Different pros: The goods did not receive, the seller says that this was not in stock. Cons: They send information to the post office that supposedly I received the goods. I did not receive it!

The crap is complete, they sent two checks for payment for the goods, the number, time and point of departure are different (from different settlements)

excellent price. Idemitsu makes WS-Fluid for Toyota, so why not save some money? I've drained and refilled 3.3 liters on my 2018 Tacoma with 29,000 miles. The old fluid looked fine but was replaced as preventative maintenance. There is no noticeable difference in handling, which is good! Will buy it again at the next service.

Idemitsu Type TLS-LV (WS) ATF is a great alternative to the expensive dealer Toyota WS ATF. Drained and refilled my 2013 Toyota Camry SE (4 cyl) at 50,000 miles. The drain oil didn't smell burned but it did look dirty. the week. Sorry but the factory works better than Idemitsu.

I changed the automatic transmission fluid on my 2009 Toyota Rav4 I4 2.5L. Keep your choice between official WS fluid (4 liter pack at Revain) or Valvoline fully synthetic ATF. It was a good middle ground as it was made specifically for WS and not generic like Valvoline and was a good choice for me as I drained over 4 liters (4.5 for me). Runs perfectly for the few miles I tested with this ATF.

I had a partial fluid change on my 2013 Camry (6 qt) about two weeks ago and have driven quite a bit in various conditions since then. I didn't notice any problems even when driving in the mountains, when you have to shift gears frequently. Shifting was as smooth as with the original Toyota WS fluid, I felt absolutely no difference. At the moment I am very satisfied with the performance of this liquid. Will definitely be buying again for my next 100,000 fluid changes.

Used on my 2009 Lexus gs350 with 60,000 miles. I missed the famous brands claiming to cover this Japanese car along with American and German cars. I don't think a layer of oil will be the best solution. This fluid is Toyota/Lexus specific and therefore the best choice. Didn't drain all the liquid but drained almost 3 liters, just repeat 2 more times then repeat at 90 or 100K. Did it about three weeks ago, no problems.

I was totally amazed at how much of a difference this liquid made. The transmission only had 67,100 miles on it and Toyota says to change it at 60,000 so I'm a little late getting it done. I wasn't expecting a noticeable change in feel, so this came as a surprise. Smoother and more responsive is all I can think of. I won't wait that long with the next fluid change. I wanted to use a WS specific fluid and not a generic fluid like Valvoline Maxlife so I gave it a try. Based on what I experienced,