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Thank you for the input (y) For the people asking for "proof" or examples that a waranty can be denied, luckily for you, your driving a toyota engine so finding those examples may be hard to do. I`d imagine that if there was an actual engine issue that wasnt part of a campaign, Toyota would...

Of course they are going to say that. If you`ve ever had waranty experience with Toyota, they will find any reason to not honor it. From aftermarket intake filters, aftermarket exhaust systems, Especially aftermarket lift kits, wheels & tires, your own wiring of accessories etc. With a tune (...

Cant you just buy the light bar that toyota puts in it from the factory ?

I installed the Trailhunuter grill , and threw the ORP grill away. I'm sure someone has kept their old one...good luck !

The pro version is wider by an 1"-1/2 or so. They are made to acommodate the +20 wheel offset. If anyone decides to switch to the pro version mud flaps , I suggest getting the installation instructions from the dealer or an on-line resource

I ordered & installed the TRD Pro Mud flaps on my ORP. I think they look a lot better than those ARK's. No rubbing on the front at all with +20 offset & 275's

Yes . No more issues and I have about 3K more miles on it now.

You`re putting an obstacle in front of the rear camera. Thats what happens. I have the same issue. Had to disable the damn brake :rolleyes: The bike rack with no bike, only gets false warnings because the cameras cant see properly. I`m afraid we`re stuck with it.

The 6th gen has only been out a little while. I`d be concerned with these companies spitting out products for this model. You know there hasnt been any long term testing of fitment / quality with these items but they are quick to sell them to you. Take note that when it comes to proper...

Thickened coatings behind front & in front of rear wheel wells. My 4th Gen had it too

PK389-35S10-TP

Your truck is very similar to mine. As for the mudflaps, if you`d like to keep them. Purchase the TRD Pro Version of them like I did. They are designed to fit flush with the front fender well ( unlike the regular ones) its to accomodate the +20 offset. I have 275`s as well and they dont rub on...

Replaced upper Grille assy with the trailhunter. Did not relocate camera

Yes, i`ve sold the wheels/ tires on craigslist with good success many times. Always keep the TPMS sensors , and sometimes the lug nuts . Stay away from aftermarket TPMS Sensors

I like it too ....It looks good on your sporty looking ride. On my lifted orp it didnt look so good so i removed it. Have you thought about a lowering kit ? it would look sick

Sounds like something Roam should provide. Personally i`d love to have an awning attached to mine

I`m looking at getting some +18 offset wheels with my current 275`s ...Are you haveing any rubbing at all on the front? Are the rear tires tucking into the fender well under articulation?

Heres a 275 on +35 wheels. The tire gos in at a negative camber so it should be ok on the back , but im not sure if your front with +18 will hit the fender or not

Those are 275 70 18`s Wheels are raceline rogues with a +35 offset

This is the 2" Rough Country spacer lift kit up front. Stock in the rear....