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Don't use the acronym MSRP when talking to these yahoos. Instead, use 'Toyota's suggested price.'

I think they didn't read the manual and mistakenly tried to throw it in 1st. Just like Toyota's analysis.

Good grief.

Don't scratch her.

Look, you won't change my opinion, and I won't change yours. We both have our theories. I went through these same first-year growing pains with my 2016 Tacoma. It happens every time a new model is released by any manufacturer. It's been my experience that Toyota stands behind their products...

It's my theory that most folks don't post on a forum or on a Facebook page until something breaks.

They seem to when something breaks (or they post on YouTube) and then it goes viral, like TFL's front end.

Two out of 80,000 trucks.

My allocation showed up on the dealer's website this last weekend (with the final VIN). I called them and they said it was on the train headed north, and they might see it as early as the first week of August. I did an inventory search and found it on Toyota's site, too, which reflected Aug 1st...

I just watched. I've got my Cali kit, and my trucks headed north on the choo-choo from Mexico. I'll mount them on the Cali brackets first, and if they bug me, I'll spend another dime on M&R's bracket. Thanks for posting.

From the videos I've watched, they don't hardly block any view. I'm watching M&R's video at the moment.

Toyota has been building them for forty years. Change your oil ever 5,000 and note the instructions in the manual about idling after putting it to the metal.

Thanks.

Why wait? The 2025s will be the same truck.

Do you have a dealer allocation that you've put money down on? Or has the dealer just promised he'd find one? The only thing that might change with the 2025s is the grill.

Oh.... crazy.

The groove isn't above the shock. Or am I reading it wrong?

Ouch. I put money on an allocation. Three weeks later, it was on the northbound train.

Any idea when your glove box organizer will be out?