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It's in your manual. Look up the tpms calibration instructions. The truck can house at least two wheel sets at the same time so that you can program then

Not sure why anyone is claiming this isn't listed. It's clearly stated in the owner's manual on page 584 (hybrid manual). Fuel Fuel type Unleaded gasoline only Octane Rating 87 (Research Octane Number 91) or higher Fuel tank capacity (Reference) 18.2 gal. (69.0 L, 15.2 Imp.gal.) And on...

Sequential LED turn signal lights are listed as a feature on the Limited Hybrid trim. Don't know if any others have it. From my sticker: LED headlights with Daytime Running Lights (DRL), auto on/off feature, sequential LED turn signals, backlight logos and manual leveling adjustment

whoa - which Mongoose are you using? I see them running anywhere from $400 to $800+ This one? http://www.dashlogic.com/drewtech/drewtech_mongoose_pro_toyota Then there's a lower cost "generic" ISO, or a $700+ bluetooth one I was wondering if this was worth it for the MDM enablement +...

What's it look like zoomed out?

Love this. I have loaded so much in/on/behind my Highlander. Packed every square inch regularly with wood, bricks, pavers, race supplies, camp supplies, and more. Made finding a replacement damn near impossible. I had to laugh one day when I had to transfer what I had loaded to a buddy's 5th...

What's so much "better" about them?

Stoked to see the fit. Was a bit surprised they didn't release a 2nd row mat at the same time. Hopeful that a hybrid 2nd row mat hits the website soon (as well as a regular 2nd row and a manual front row for all of you that desire one)

Original owners and currently driving a 2004 Highlander V6 AWD as I wait for delivery on my Hybrid Limited. If the '24 Taco holds up as well as the '04 Highlander, I don't see why it wouldn't be another 20 years unless range/PHEV took a massive leap forward.

Re: wheels and speedometer Has anyone tried or checked whether recalibrating your tpms adjusts your speedometer for larger wheels? Given they specifically list changing tires or tire pressure as a reason to recalibrate, and that you have to drive above a certain speed for a set amount of time...

Do any of the compartments still fit the manuals? Or pens/lint rollers/etc. Or do all of them become too small? The visuals make it appear that all subdivisions become too small for much of anything. Or please post pictures of examples!

Hopefully @Raveoffroad is watching this to catch the camera flip on their setup, or warn that it's intentionally not making it an OEM setup match

Weather tech now lists the front mats for sale. Backs are not listed yet. Manual (for those hunting) are not available yet (it suggests their trim to fit when you pick). https://www.weathertech.com/toyota/2024/tacoma/floorliner-hp/tacoma-transmission/automatic/ $132 USD in black or gray

Thanks for this! Did you have to drill through the firewall? Or find enough space in the factory passthrough? Will be curious if the Rave kit I ordered works this out for the hybrids properly, since our battery is not under the hood (only a fuse box). The hybrid 12v is under the rear bench on...

Answering for the few questions posed: The tracking image is from the dealer portal. My sales rep says she checks any vehicle with a deposit daily and she sends me a new screenshot any time there's been a status change. On the smart path page, no it didn't automatically update with the VIN...

Where is the fit off? Everywhere? Only in the middle on the hump size? Any more details you can share?

I had located by vehicle on the Toyota Inventory Search page, so I knew it's temporary VIN I was able to track and refresh that page (I had saved the URL) after making a deposit and having the allocation assigned to me. So I actually caught before the dealership reached out when the factory...

handle dechroming - did you buy OEM parts and swap out covers? Or did you use those aftermarket adhesive add-ons? If the latter, how much did it impact the touch controls for lock/unlock? If the former, how hard was the handle swap and did you have to pull apart the doors? I'm intending a...

There's two things going on here: Ducts under the front seats = HVAC air flow for rear occupants. I suspect those saying "no rear vents" are more implying that there aren't chest/face level vents for the rear. Grates on the sides of the rear seat base = hybrid battery system air intakes (which...

Wonder if they have gotten their hands on a HYBRID, as I'm learning the 2nd row hump is different.