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I like to give credit when it is due and @Wolfbox did a really great job with this air blower. I've been buying compressed air to clean out my computers and other electronics since the Circuit City days and I am happy to say that I shall never again need to do that. This device is also a dream...

Saw someone post these on Reddit I think and "had" to swing by my local store and see if they had any. Snagged the last one of each. I know, cheap and corny, but oh well.

Leaving Sunday to head to a family reunion in upstate NY. Roughly 1900 miles one-way. Current itinerary. Day 1: Driving to Arkansas and staying at a interesting hotel spot. Figured my first day of driving I'll want a nice shower and some relaxation. Day 2: Driving from Arkansas to West...

Started them at 35 and tried 38 as well before chalk. 38 was a bit too sensitive on small bumps so I snagged some chalk and dropped them back to 33 front and rear. Looks pretty even to me. Going to see how it rides this week then go from there. Highest I'd probably go would be back up to 35...

I have been through these settings a few times and don't remember seeing this before but I could be incredibly wrong. Silent is a stretch, but this does quiet it down a bit even on full blast.

I am working with their parts department on a random order unrelated to a sale. However, the person I'm working with seems really cool and has been incredibly helpful. In their last response they said they will be doing a 20% sale on parts later this month. Exact date is "TBD". Just in case...

Not sure about y'all, but that looks dang good for OEM.

Because I am insane and don't mind spending hours at Discount Tire. I swapped from the KO3s to the Falken AT4Ws. They had to swap out a bad BFG and they still had some slight wobble. Both E load. So figured I'd try something new while able. The AT4Ws are definitely louder than stock and the...

Stopped by Discount Tire today to look at the KO3 versus the AT4W. They had 5 of the KO3's, they were dead slow and could fit me in so I pulled the trigger. So far I am quite impressed. People aren't kidding these tires are quiet. I don't even notice any more noise than the stock Toyo. Drove...

I've been hearing these since day one and have been assuming they are normal electrical and drive train noises. However, with my 10k service approaching I thought I check if others have them. Less worried about the light clicking, that really seems like normal solenoid clicks. The louder...

Free, with caveat. I'm out in Dripping Springs, TX 78620 and you must come pick up. I got the full kit and much prefer the liner that came with the Trailhunter from Toyota. Wouldn't know what to charge, so free it is. First come first served, no saves.

Anyone done this route? With Spring Break coming up the wife and I kind of wanted to go out and use this thing for what it was built for. This seems like a great first start. Easier trail, with some beautiful scenery. Looks like we have to drive due east for quite a while to get to Carlsbad...

I reached out to ARB to ask, but they said this rack was made special for Toyota and they cannot tell me what mounting points or accessories work with the rack. Which seems, not like a great answer, but okay. Putting that aside, I am trying to get some basic recovery gear to start going on some...

Got this email and thought I'd share. I'm sure others are doing it as well. Hold onto your wallets.

My main goal was to get rid of any chrome on the vehicle but keep it with factory parts when possible. From another thread I found this part number, PT90B-89254-05. Ordered it from Sparks Toyota still able to get 20% off and free shipping. Total was $106.25. Worth it? Not sure. The ones on...

I am only seeing this for the rear which says it might not fit our vehicle. https://autoparts.toyota.com/products/product/black-badge-overlay-i-force-max-pt9486025002 I'd really like to get rid of all the chrome on my Trailhunter, but I also want to keep the badging per OEM spec. Anyone found...

Video from Raiti's Rides showing off the XP trim new for 2026, only available in Florida, South Carolina, North Carolina, Alabama, and Georgia. He says other areas might be their own version of this?

I know, off-road vehicle, but does not mean I can't baby her as much as possible. She deserves the best. 10 minutes to install all 4, still on sale on the Toyota Parts site. Just a bunch of pull tab 3M stickers. Part Name: Door Panel Scuff Protectors Part Number: PT924-89250

First, thank you moderator for making my titles always better. Second, wanted to post this as well since I hadn't seen any info when searching. Used a hair dryer this time since I was worried my heat gun would get too hot for the plastic around the letters. As soon as I was able to lift with...