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Paid about $1000 out of pocket for the windshield, replacement, and recalibration. That was at a local shop (had to order the windshield from the dealership). Safelite was like $1900 out of pocket. I have a $500 deductible on insurance, but didn't want to have a claim, so I just paid the extra...

I was in the same boat as you are, trying to decide between the lower trims and the Offroad (HALOs weren't out when I had to buy). What ultimately made me decide to go with the Offroad was the extra off road capability if I needed it and the softer suspension (I don't want a harsh or stiff...

Damn. That sucks. Especially with it being basically driven off the lot. Seems like another case of poor QC possibly.

Not to stir the pot, but I have heard of spontaneously exploding sun/moonroofs. Don't think I've heard of any Toyota's doing it though.

Good luck lol. I've been waiting for 4 months. I have the OEM mats and wanted these, but Tuxmat is getting ready to lose my business.

I've had an air freshener hanging from my radar detector before and it stripped the finish/paint right off of it after a while, so it could be that.

I agree with your last two points, but have you read any social media? The majority of people seem to fall well below the left side of the bell curve.

Same here - though I've read and seen a lot of people paying ADM. There's that one dude here that just bought an SR5 for 62k o_O

Found a dealership employee. I agree, they're stealerships. Most of them are unethical & straight up try to rip people off.

Somewhere around there -it's very conservative

Empty light usually comes on with about 2.7 gallons left I believe (according to the manual)

You mean am I degenerate? Yea I suppose I am

Adding this

Sure if you drive like a 107 year old clinging on to life itself.

I put these on a few weeks back and they seem to do a really good job at mitigating rock kickback to the rear section where the factory ppf is.

Your reading comprehension is terrible. It's a purely aesthetic problem. It wasn't designed that way. It doesn't affect anything but how it looks.

Not compatible with the OEM tonneau cover either then.

Purely an aesthetic issue. Water will just drain down into the engine bay/ground

So telling the truth isn't allowed?

I still can't figure out why people want to pay to give their information up to insurance companies.