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WeatherTech HP does not have the slippery feel of the more rigid standard WeatherTech mats and I think I got front and back for $200ish.

It’s any modern car with sensors. My Cayenne does it, as does my wife’s Macan. Those are even more touchy. Best you can do is use a snow brush or knock if off I reckon.

Thanks man. That will help a lot!

Thanks. I may end up recruiting the wife. Although having them welded on sounds legit...

It’s the parking sensors. Radar didn’t give me an error so unsure.

Can confirm it is very, very annoying. Also noted the headlights can freeze over and don’t appear to get warm enough to melt ice formed on them.

I have WeatherTech HP front and back seats, cargo area is WeatherTech mat and Lasfit for back of rear seat. The stock “off road” mats are trash.

Looking for a place to install these sliders in COS. I could but time is short. Any reputable shops in COS that will do this?

17.6 mpg, mixed driving, stock off road tires ORP. Disappointing. Maybe I need to replace that air dam to get my 23/24 mpg.

Agree with this. I don’t see the idea behind placing it at the same orientation as the backup camera. Can’t see a lot of the trailer from down there, and it definitely gets blocked by bike racks.

My understanding is that If the high-voltage battery fails completely (or the inverter/power electronics go “belly-up”), the gas engine cannot run as normal. The hybrid control unit won’t allow the car to operate, even if the 12-volt still has charge. But if high-voltage battery is weak or...

Comes with the Tow Tech Package.

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Replaced the stock ORP wheels (and center caps) immediately after buying my 4Runner, need the space in garage. Located in Colorado Springs area. Toyota part number PTR56-35242-F1. 31 miles on them before swapped for different wheels. No shipping, local pickup only. Apple Pay, Venmo or cash..