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Haven't checked on the 6th gen, but my 4th gen will alert on tire pressure that is less than 25% below or more than 25% above recommended. At 39 psi you should be within, but you're also not far from the max. Suggest letting some air out and see if that helps.

Sounds like an issue with the settings on your iPhone then

I use a fridge slide so I drilled holes in the top plate of my solid wood worx system and inserted the T-nuts from the bottom. This way I can easily secure the slide with M6 bolts when I run with the fridge, and unbolt and still have a smooth top when I don't. As for the L-shaped metal, they...

Does saying "Hey Siri" work?

I use the handle to tie down my fridge, that doesn't seem to be an option here. Are there other ways of securing this fridge?

Spend a day with buddies on a dusty trail out west and you'll see the value of getting cleaner air into your intake. Or remove the air filter and blow out the dust at the end of each day.

This, and they're right next to each other so if you need to relocate one you'll want to relocate the other as well. And there's a handy nozzle between them to spray both cameras when they get dusty.

Will your kit cover both cameras for those of use that have the digital rear view mirror?

That voltage requirement should work with a regular alternator based system. Not sure what our dc-to-dc charging hybrids charge at. I'll see if I can convince someone to sit in the back with a multimeter on the battery while I drive around :)

Conventional wisdom has been that AGM batteries need a higher charging voltage to fully charge. Is that not the case for the Duracell?

The TH compressor outputs at about the same rate as a standard valve can accept, so if you're airing up one tire at a time it's fine. If you're using a Morrflate system or similar, then a higher output compressor is useful. Add the time it takes to deploy and put back your 4 tire hose system...

There's another thread here about how the 12v battery is insufficient for winching. Are you experiencing the same problem?

Do you have the AUX switches? I'd be curious if the alternator that comes with the AUX switches helps mitigate the lack of power when winching.

Haven't measured either, but yes there is noise impact from adding a roof rack. I have a snap on fairing covering the lightbar on my rack, and it makes a big difference for both reducing noise and keeping the lightbar clean. I only take it off when I need to use the lightbar. Not much...

The harness is/was included with the Trailhunter and the TRD Pro. From what I understand, it is available for purchase for other trims as long as they added the Aux buttons options. As far as I know, the Limited does not have this option.

Looks broken to me. Not supposed to be able switch between 2H/4H/4L without pressing the button the left side of the dial.

Looks very interesting! Any chance of getting a comparison before/after when slowly climbing a hill in 4HI?

Looks like an Agency 6 Shackle Block

You mean off line, local data based nav? I haven't seen that in a new car in ages. I've had cars with DVD or SD card based nav in the past, last one I had was a 2014 Ford. Been renting quite a few cars this year, both domestically and internationally. They all had online nav.

I have an older version of this cot, and it does fit inside - sort of. It will take most of the space in the rear, so you'll need to either move your other stuff or not bring much. Then again, it's REI so you can always return it if it doesn't work out... I decided to get a drawer system and...