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You'll be happy with the KO3's. I live in central VT, and drive in the snow on a regular basis. KO3's have been working great. Deep snow, slush, heavy snow, whatever.

I am able to resume the steering wheel heater when leaving on before shutoff, but not my seats. When I remote start from the app, seats don't resume.

I can definitely tell the difference in steering wheel 'feel' in 4x4. Slight but noticeable light vibration. I actually don't mind it and sort of think it's fitting. Makes the truck feel rugged I guess.

2500 miles on my TH. Runs amazingly well. Great power, intelligent shifting, handles awesome on and off road. Only had 1 issue that Toyota took care of under warranty. My remote start stopped working from the app and the fob. Spent a week trying to figure it out myself, even worked with...

Not that I'm aware of. Mine never come on when remote starting, but the steering wheel does come on if I leave it on when I shut down

I've had issues in the past. Depending on what is causing them, there are a few things you can try that I've seen work for other people: 1. Reboot phone / update app 2. Reinstall the app 3. Remove and re-install your profile from your truck. There are plenty of youtube videos that can guide...

Those look great on the TH. Perfect size

Correct, no additional lift.

There is space, but not a ton. Haven't rubbed at all from what I can tell.

Torx T40 to remove the rack and Torx T30 to temporarily remove the bed rail in order to slide out the mounting hardware for the rack. Super easy.

Following. Curious about if it works for hybrids

They look great! How is the performance and ride so far?

I bought / installed a pair of 275/70/18 KO3's.

I didn't measure it before. In hind site, I should have.

Didn't take the crash plates out, there is enough space. Hope you get your truck soon!

Really? I didn't even notice that. Oh well, seem to work OK.

Just installed Rokblokz... like them so far. Good coverage from what I can tell. Running 275/70/18's on stock TH rims and they cover most of the tire. WAY more than the crap options I got stuck with at purchase.

From what I heard from others, KO3's preform measurably better in snow/packed snow than KO2's. Clearly not as good as dedicated snows or studded, but overall good enough. Once we get a good storm, I plan on posting a review.

GoodYear Wrangler Territory RT's (4)- 265/70/18 Less than 2000 miles, not even broken in yet. $1,150 if purchased new Located in central VT, willing to drive an hour or so to meet for pickup.

Agreed. Wish they had them in a C or SL rating. You'll be absolutely safe with the 265's, and they will look good on those rims. Im guessing they are a little lighter than the 275's too.