I mean...it is literally a shadow of the steering wheel unless you are looking at something we can't see. Or your car witnessed a nuke in Japan and the shadow is burnt into the seat.
I was just throwing out a use case scenario to how I get around reduced/no cargo area. For me, super easy, super cheap, fits 99% of my scenarios (camping, beach, taking everyone to in-laws).
I have a $100 hitch mount cargo carrier solves that any vacation packing problems. I have 4 large dogs so i have zero cargo space in the back if I am taking them to the beach for a week. Two large bins, big cooler and a smaller bin tied down with ratchet straps. Not a perfect solution for...
9 months here in limited hybrid. Dislikes are minimal: Unable to use power liftgate if window is down. Radio will sometimes switch audio from head unit to carplay for no reason. Having to turn off the backup sensor thing every time the bike rack is on the hitch is annoying. The pumped in...
How does the hose extender work?!? I have never seen that in super interested. Have 4 dogs and 3 ride in the back. I have a fan back there but an AC vent would help even more.
I have 4 dogs and even my very athletic weimaraner has to think long and hard before she hops up in the back seat when the hammock is in. My two boxers (Boxer gang unite!) ride in the back with the assistance of a hitch dog step. Don't really have any ideas for you other than try one of those...
Two passengers, four 70lbs dogs, 33" tires, skid plate, no air dam...got 18.0mpg on the interstate in ECO. Since the speedo is off 5% now, that is 18.9mpg. In town I get around 17.5 (which is corrected to 18.3). At least I get more smiles per gallon now lol.
33" tires reduced my real world...
The workaround for Sam's is to not include your car when ordering online and then schedule install when they come in. They will look at you like they have never seen anyone order bigger than OEM tires before but still put them on. The quickest way was to explain other trims come stock with 33"...
https://www.canvasback.com/toyota-4runner-6th-gen-door-cover.html - Not cheap but fit perfect. They just slip into the window slot. The window needs to be up some so they have some friction to stay in otherwise they might blow out if the windows were fully down.
They use a bunch of boats but that that one tracks pretty close to your arrival window. Check next week when its thru the canal and if its next stop is JAX, than that is probably it. They unload in JAX in 24hrs then head up to NYC. Once it hits final port, your delivery window will change...
One of the delays that can also happen is the Panama Canal (for east coast/texas). When I tracked mine, it sat for days waiting to get in the canal. Once its thru, the boat will actually have an ETA to first port (usually JAX first, then NYC). Not sure if the Galveston ones have a second...