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I guess we'll wait until those who put in bigger tires to see if the speedometer self adjusts. If it does, it should be instantaneous. There should be no learning needed.

I doubt it. That's loads of BS from the service dept. The computer has no way to know, unless it can "read" the tire size marking on the sidewall. Different trims have different tire sizes and they work because the tire size were preprogrammed at the factory and stored in the flash memory of...

I'm also worried about the patched wiring. I would at least crimp it better and put heat shrink tubing around.

It cycles from time to time and not just once after shut off? What exactly is the purpose? My 4th Gen 4R doesn't do it.

Really? It'll drain the battery after sitting a week or 2? I WFH so it's not unusual that I don't start my cars a week or 2 and use my wife's car, or going on 4-week vacation...

What kind of noise is it supposed to make after off for 5 hours?

I wonder if the tire size can be changed with OBD to update the ECU so that it won't affect other things downstream like ABS, cruise, engine performance etc... as they all based on speedometer that will no longer be accurate?

Yes, if you keep adding more, you're going to have to walk your 4R like you walk your dog! ?

Thanks! I never knew they do custom works at Longo. I thought they are just doing Toyota standard factory works.

Thanks for the video. I'll probably use those wireless switch to avoid running wires back to the cab and keep it simple.

Thank you! Appreciate the numbers. These were all installed at Longo El Monte?

Do you mind posting the ballpark costs of each these mods (parts and labor) for those of us who are interested can have an idea? Thanks!

Awesome! Got videos?

So it used a single point mounting to the hitch receiver? Um... Wouldn't that make it rock left and right, as a single mounting point can never be solid.

Looks good! - how was it mounted to the truck? - looks like it completely blocks the rear window. Do you have the digital rear view mirror?

It helped in my case a few months ago. Someone hit me on the side and she was at fault. Then it became "I hit you, you hit me". I didn't even bother to argue and just emailed my dashcam video to my insurance adjuster and case closed.

Is the dashcam standard?

Must be talking about this recall: https://www.caranddriver.com/news/a63760715/toyota-tacoma-brake-line-recall/

The knob you turned is the manual locking hub that now the 4R doesn't have. I'm curious what's the mechanism that 4R uses to unlock the front hubs? As to the recommendation of engaging in 4H at least 10 miles per month, when I had an old Bronco with manual hubs, I just locked the manual front...

Wow, excellent write-up! Thank you! One dumb question: after switching from 4H to 2H, I know the front driveshaft is disconnected from the transfer case, but how do the 2 front wheels disengage from the front differential? (So the now free-wheeling front wheels won't turn the whole front...