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Why did you remove it?

Nope, but thanks for asking.

I’ve got the Trailhunter. It’s a beast. I park the truck on ramps, slide under on a creeper and remove all the bolts except the two slotted ones. I then lower the plate onto my chest and slide out. The same with installing it. Easy peasy.

Expect that your tires are way over-pressured. They do that for transporting.

Probably the 4-py stock tires. They are lightweight. If you add anything bigger or heavier, it'll reduce your mileage. Within the first week, I swapped them out for 10-ply of the same size. I drive off the pavement a lot and don't like flats.

I can't give you a definitive answer, but doesn't the hybrid engine not have a starter or perhaps an alternator? I can't see how a TH skid plate would interfere with something that isn't there. I put a TH plate on my gas OR, and it's the real deal, unlike a lot of the aftermarket plates that...

I don't see how a SmartCap would interfere since it sits on top of the bedrail.

The positive pressure vent on the top–with the windows open–should keep it cooler while driving.

A small AC unit will probably suck 500 watts. How would you power it?

That's an aftermarket GPS tracking device. Is your truck leased?

But paying for the features has no effect on that issue. The truck is still connected to Toyota.

So... how far is the truck leaning? As in inches? I sure haven't noticed mine. The third-gen Tacos had that issue because the fuel tank was on the driver's side. It's now on the passenger side. And no, you don't need to change your oil at 500. It comes with a filter that will catch the...

No... that doesn't change.

Spot on.

I think that's a lie. That's all through CarPlay or Android Auto. I kept mine because I like to use the app to start my truck in the winter.

Why not mount it on the window?

I had a label that was half-loose on my driveline. But it only made the noise while moving.

DEET keeps the buzz worms from striking. :crackup:

There thick as grass on a golf course too.

The middle of Idaho. The first photo is looking at the Big Lost Range taken from 8,800'.