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the last time i pulled a run from the csv file, 10-jun-2025 show 212 platinums in the system (didnt have color break outs) todays csv shows the following... Platinum FT4WD 92 Black 24 Wind Chill Pearl 20 Underground 19 Cutting Edge 16 Heritage Blue 9 Supersonic Red 4...

just so you know, i've been waiting for a blue platinum since dec-2024. and i have a specific FIO/PIO. i dont mind waiting.

custom mode you can set the following : 1. trans shift points (holds gears longer), normal or sport or eco 2. shocks stiffens (if you have avs), normal or sport 3. you actually cant set the steering per se but it can either be normal or heavy depending on #1 setting on our tundra i set...

3yrs is free (canuck version), afterwards you have to pay a sub to continue remote start via the app pulled this from the .ca website

well the "B" antenna is located near the bottom of the center console, its not behind the multimedia screen (since people like to leave the fob in the cup holders by the driver and in the rear cupholders attached to the rear center console sometimes)

you can remote start via the fob, but dont be surprised at the limited range. and the button sequence is picky on timing on hitting the buttons. i mean i have tried to remote start via the fob from the garage and the vehicle was 10 feet on the other side of the door and it still didnt start...

try the tire / wheels sub forum/thread

but then again you are comparing an ambient temp to an ambient temp. the OP is trying to compare an official temp vs an ambient temp (which i am guessing)

there are 6 sensors for the fob.

dayton bluff is the same railhead our 23 tundra arrived at

it will stay in eco mode after ignition off if set to eco it will stay in normal mode after ignition off if set to normal all other modes have to be manually set after ignition off and the system will default to normal mode after ignition off if the mode is changed to anything but eco/normal...

smaller tank by 1 gal (17.9) vs 4R (19.0) and req's 91 gas vs 87 4R. but that was easy to look up on toyota's website ...

the only big diff you get between 87 and 91/93 is the retard on timing is less to prevent knock on higher octane. 87 and 91/93 still has the same energy potential the biggest benefit is that under heavy loads its more beneficial. but in our case, its just a daily driver for the wife and it...

1. this is a 5th gen in the video 2. the mount points for the handle already pre-exists under the a-pillar so adding a handle is a mute point since the airbags already are adjusted to work around the mount points 3. the A-pillar hardware is typically thinner in material to make sure the curtain...

it depends on how you look at it. official temp measurements at taken via an infared sensor pointed at the ground and measures ground temp the sensor in the vehicle takes ambient temp which can be lower than official temps

personally that blue is just too bright, i prefer the old speedway blue, blazing blue than this (teal/aquamarine/turquoise) color

it depends on each regional allocation spread. 1st tier dealers get first crack at allocations being fulfilled within those 1st tier dealer, those that have a high volume sales will be higher on the allocation fulfillments by toyota 2nd tier dealers are dealer that are not exclusive toyota...

2026 production allocation reserve requests will change over in august. production line will change over in june/july or adjustments made to incorporate line changes from the previous year as production line changes. FY ends in march for toyota, hence they do the big push in april/may to kick...

dealerdaily status page is what he is referring to. looks like this (this is my status for our 2023 tundra. ignore the rail depart and arrive, it arrived on 12-16 and was put into QC hold from 16-dec-2022 until 16-feb-2023)