Recent content by BruceB

That is not an option for the 4Runner unless you want to drill your own holes on the driver's side. I inquired about this to Ed Martin Toyota (Indiana) which is also a member of this forum and got the following response: "...there is only one mount point on the passenger side. Personally, I...

In my case, yes. When I brought this issue up when I took mine in for service at the end of May. The service technician said that they had to verify it. It was verified, parts ordered. Was told there was nation-wide parts shortage. So I am patiently waiting.

Is this what you are looking for? https://threadstrong.us/products/toyota-wheel-lug-nuts-m14x1-5-tacoma-tundra-sequoia-grand-highlander-black-stainless-steel-lug-nuts?_pos=18&_sid=bcb1a84b5&_ss=r

This one is pricey and may not do the job: The Rod Rig From Bass Pro Shops/Cabelas The Rod Saver eBay Rod Holder

These YouTube videos should help you. Full Button Tutorial_TRD ORP_Brian Ruperti Guage Cluster Tutorial_Brian Ruperti Customizing Instrument Cluster_Steve Clifford

The app is not always current. I just opened my app and it said my tire pressure was last updated 23 hours ago.

Are you sure? Without stepping on the brake in my 4Runner, 1. pressing start button for the first time - accessory/acc mode 2. pressing the start button a second time - ignition on, engine off 3. pressing the start button a third time - powers the vehicle down (aka off)

There is actually another C-rated tire out there, the General Grabber APT. https://www.discounttire.com/buy-tires/general-grabber-apt/p/118651 I do not know anything about this tire. And there is one D tire. The BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO3...

My Silverado has reverse tilt mirrors and I love them. Just sucks a little in rainy weather. My 4Runner doesn't have this feature, but when I put it in reverse I get both a rear view and a top view, which makes it pretty easy backing into a parking lot stall. I still get a good view...

It is not a feature on the ORP. Only a feature on the trims above it. I agree with what @HY80ftw said. The cameras are so good that you don't need the reverse tilt function, especially with the top view. I think these cameras work really well in inclement weather. I have a Chevy Silverado...

I just went to the website to check. There wasn't a hybrid option available, so I just went with the 2.4 4-cyl option and got 4 products: Fumoto - cars/pickups Toyota 2025 4runner 2.4L 4-cylinder

Since most of my driving is in town, I am following the Special Operating Conditions schedule. Oil changes at every 5,000 miles or 6 months (also happens to be the schedule GM recommends for my Chevy Silverado).

Based on what I am seeing, it looks like you ordered it with the fold-over sleeper. Did you then disassemble it into two pieces so that you the sleeping area was only on the passenger side?

Obviously, I didn't know that. Thanks for the info.

There are C rated tires available for 18" wheels. I found two at Discount Tire Goodyear Wrangler Enforcer AT General Grabber ATP And one D rated tire BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO3