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Interesting!

Thanks for letting us know, but I'm confused. Are they saying it is only supported for 2025 or it just incorrectly shows not compatible for 2026+?

Well, it's hard to argue with the company who makes the product. Maybe there is a path that the kit doesn't cover?

Please let us know what they say. Thanks!

So I wonder what they are talking about, then? From their website:

FYI 41.22's own site says this doesn't work with the hybrid, for anyone wondering like I was. @IsGon26 - Does it actually stop the4runner from starting?

I could not find the PDF anywhere and the one place that claimed to have them, the link was dead. I finally noticed I had paper instructions in my glove box, so I thought I';d share just in case anybody wants or needs them.

I should have known it was too good to be true. I've been looking for a certain set of wheels that are basically on national backorder. I thought I got lucky and just found the last set or something. I even called them up and talked to someone to make sure and Steve was very convincing. He...

So how does this all play out? You add the device to allow more amps/dsp. Do you also update the speakers? Or update some but not all? Where does thew new amps go?

Thank you!

I've owned trucks all my life, but wanted a smaller vehicle for retirement and I've always liked Toyota build quality, but always hated how they looked, until 6th gen. So I sold my truck and bought a 4runner.

Do you mind telling me where you got the white top grill lights, please? Thanks!

I just sold my truck for the exact same reason, bad back. I ended up getting the off-road premium (ORP) hybrid. The hybrid has more horsepower and torque that is very noticeable, which is why I went with the hybrid. I got the off-road premium becuse it has creature comforts I wanted such as...

Noooo! I was about to order these wheels. Did you end up changing them out?

I have read that the stealth tail lights aren't very bright. Do you have that issue? I want to order them, but damn, they are dark.

Thanks, makes sense.

ok, didn't realize tiresize.com has a PSI calc. Here's what it says for me. OEM Size (P265/70R18 SL) Load Capacity: 2542 lbs. @ 33 psi. Passenger type tires are fitted with a 10% overage in load capability when used on SUV's, Light Trucks, and Vans because of the difference in load handling...

Damn! You guys got some weight added! I've added a screen protector lol. That's it so far. Thanks for the PSI info!

A few more weeks before my lift, wheels and tires. I've decide on Toyo Open Country R/T since they seem to be the best overall tire. I'm running a TRD ORP Hybrid, which is pretty heavy. What PSI are you all running at? Please post model, any extra weight you might have, tire size, daily...

Will do! I got the TRD 2.5" Kit in the garage, the RRW RR5-H 17x8.5" 15mm offset on the way and now i gotta pick tires. I'm liking how the Toyo's look on your 4Runner. Most likely get those.