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You can turn off the rear seat notification. It'll still turn on when you first start it but it will turn off after a few seconds and stay off. There's a thread here somewhere but I can't find it.

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Installed, Just Raptor Lights

If you mean the micros, take a pic when you get them installed please. .

Yes, double sided tape, very secure. I'll get a pic tonight and post it. .

Installed these on my Pro Grille, no drilling. Don't even notice them until you turn them on. Look great. I used one of the pigtails for the aux switches to make the hookup. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DLL9BQ17?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

Can't speak on the michelins but the Toyo's that came on my Pro were some of the weakest tires I"ve experienced. When I had the new tires put on mine I could literally push the tire to bend comepletely in half. Very weak sidewalls. If the michelins are similar, that's probably where your wiggle...

https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/blue-sea-systems-12v-power-panel-install-in-orp-hybrid.4046/#post-51812 .

Here's a disappointment, when the rear seats are folded up you don't have access to your power outlets in the rear seat area. .

Has anyone used the micro's, I'm looking for one's that can be used offroad but not sure how good that's gonna work with road grit flying up and the mid's look about what I got. OEM drug against everything, they bent, twisted and then went back into shape but it beat the crap out of the bottom...

Thought I had that issue this morning, turned out I had a couple of lose items in the bottom bottle tray area vibrating between themselves. Mine sounded like the speaker was cracked. Had a "What the **** moment"...lol .

Full Articulation, less than a 1/16" to the crash bar at full stuff and turned. No rub... I also noticed that my rims didn't get knicked like they did with the Toyo's on my first run. Tire sits a little bit further from the edge of the rim which seemed to help. P.S. OEM Toyo's once unmounted...

I seen a video where they fixed the squell with I believe the Tundra and it was the spring clip not keeping enough tension on the pads. They switched to a old style clip and new pads and were good to go. I believe it was a Toyota Dealership that the video was shot from. I'll try and find it...

Here's one I picked up, I like that it has threaded holes for camera, phone, etc.. Works well with a Go Pro. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0DM4NGMJ8?ref=ppx_yo2ov_dt_b_fed_asin_title&th=1

If you could, keep us updated on if you need those rubbers or not. Just about ready to order the skid plate and if you do need them, I'll let the dealership know when I order them. Thanks, .

For a quick spray on, wipe off, I've found this to work well for me. P.S. you need a water softener... https://www.homedepot.com/p/Hope-s-32-oz-Perfect-Glass-Fresh-and-Clean-Streak-Free-Glass-Cleaner-32PG12/202718750 .

Hey it looks like your squishing that child.... Looks like a good time. .

Just ordered the Wescott 20 degree sliders this morning, should be here within a month. .

I went with Falken WildPeak R/T01 285/70/18 It's a fairly new tire, rides great on the road for an E rated tire and performed flawlessly offroad. Even in the rain and being on alot of rocks they didn't slip once or throw any rocks. They measure 34"x 11.7"x9" which seem to be a perfect fit w/o...

Actually I looked at the LC and the number one complaint from me and my wife was hitting our legs getting out of it.