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I grabbed some photos of mine from different angles so you can get a better sense of the size. Still has a physical key inside it.

It's roughly as thick as 3 credit cards. Same width and length.

That looks identical (other than the logo) to my 11 year old Lexus lol. I don't use mine much because I don't expect it's as durable as the regular fob, but in the event you're wearing a suit or something, it's nice to have a low profile option to slip into your jacket pocket.

Yep.

The Canadian hybrid packages have been released and the only hybrid 6' bed is the Trailhunter (as an option). That said, the US may have more configurations available.

I would think the fuel mileage would be calculated based on the injector duty cycle rather than the tank level, in which case it would be unaffected by the size of tank.

What a$$hole paid that markup?! Ugh.

Those are not the hybrid values. The same Canadian government site does differentiate between the hybrid and non-hybrid Tundras. I think the 2-mode and 3-mode 4x4 it lists are the full-time and part-time systems, but even that's odd because in Canada, we can't get the full-time 4x4 on any...

Yes, that's why the wheels are larger, but I mean this prototype has Falken Wildpeak AT3's and the production gas models have BFGoodrich Trail Terrain.

Interesting that they put different tires on the hybrid. I wonder if that will be the case for the production models or if they were trying a bunch for the prototypes and those were left on it.

For some peace of mind: the SAE standard that manufacturers use to determine the rating includes the following tests (that I can remember - I may be missing some): 1) Minimum acceleration requirements 2) Minimum braking requirements (without trailer brakes - the vehicle has to be able to safely...

That's the stock tire size on the hybrid off-road and I think the TH and Pro, so it should work fine on the other models as well.

Video tour of a landed Underground 2024 TRD SPORT. Nice to finally see the production interior!

Video tour of a landed TRD Sport. Nice to finally see the production interior! Photos from the dealership:

Just look at a TRD Pro lol

It looks like the full-time 4WD is only on the hybrid Limited.

I suspect the OEM one could be added after the fact, but I wouldn't expect it to be available as a standalone part/kit for the first year or two because they'll be sending all of the part production to Mexico for new vehicle builds. Lots of aftermarket available - look for proportional control...

You want to pay US prices? Part of the reason we get fewer options is because our market will not tolerate the pricing that the US can. Their margins are lower here.

How much Tim Hortons would be required to get this list expanded to Canada? ?

The Canadian site (Natural Resources Canada) has officially published their values, and from what I can find, they basically take the EPA ratings and convert them from mpg to L/100km and call it a day.