Same. I regretted bringing mine in for the 10k. They cross-threaded two of my skid plate bolts and I had to re-tap them. I'll just keep doing the changes myself.
My dealer said he had 130 stacked up waiting on mostly rotors, but since my TH is 4WD, I just needed the pads and shims. He had those and swapped them for me.
Sadly not new.
Just someone that likes to poison this forum with the awful opinion of if it isn't TRD Pro, then it just does not matter. Takes these digs at many people and has been called out on multiple occasions. Why I have them blocked. I only noticed it since you quoted.
Ignore and don't...
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...
16000 miles on the truck now and since getting back from my trip to NY, pretty consistently sitting at 18.5 average. Which with 50 pound E load tires and Austin traffic, I am fine with.
Yeah. AI needing to be checked as always. The source they link even shows you can do it in those 3 states only. The rest must be above AS-1. Moot as OP is in AL, but oh well, the more you know.
https://worldpopulationreview.com/state-rankings/tint-laws-by-state
Also, NH, NJ, and VT, not...
I should also clarify, I didn't "tint" my windshield. I just did the clear UV blocking film. I agree, doing full tint on your windshield is dangerous to those around you and still illegal, in most states.
Edit: Hawaii, North Dakota, and Ohio allow you to tint the front windshield as long as you...
Can overwrite it
Reprogramming/Overwriting a Single Button
If you only need to change one code, you do not need to erase the entire memory. You can overwrite an individual button:
Press and hold the specific HomeLink® button you wish to change.
After approximately 20 seconds, the indicator...
Ran into this, no. The shop I went to that has been in business for 40 years explicitly does not remove pieces of the vehicle for this exact reason. They just "tinted" (clear UV blocking film) around the dash cam. Not sure why'd you want to tint behind it and get a worse picture to begin with...
I was thinking about trying to see if this would work so I could get rid of that silver nonsense on the front.
https://cbioffroadfab.com/product/toyota-4runner-super-stock-covert-front-bumper-2025/
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.
Yes, that OEM spec is a SL rated tire with a much smaller tread depth than Toyo factory SL. The E loads I run have a 16/32 thread depth and will last much longer than those OEM ones. They look a lot more aggressive too, double bonus.
I couldn't get KO3's or ATW4's in E to balance. Swapped to 275/70/18 E load Toyo AT3, they have been great. Run at 38 cold. Averaged 20 on my 4300 mile road trip. Comfy as well with only slightly more noise and couldn't even feel the 11 pound per tire weight increase.