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I know it is off the original topic, but I always have to use two hands and have a death grip to get Lane keeping to work. Did that change in a recent update?

Let us know how that goes. I'll probably do the same.

I turned off the power tailgate but it did not help the initial lock release. Now just means I have to not only work to force the tailgate to unlock, but I have to fight the servos every time.

I have a tonneau cover that touches the tailgate and it started being a problem after a few months. Now it is 100% of the time that I have to put pressure on the tail gate to help it get started opening unless I have to cover not touching the tailgate. It is really annoying. I really wish I...

The chart shows how much time it took to complete the track, so lower is better.

How does high octane help with altitude climbs and fuel economy? I have never seen any study done that says that. They always say no difference as long as using at least the minimum octane the engine requires. And for high altitude, ignoring the turbo aspect, engines can function just as well...

Condition: Used. An item that has been used previously. The item may have some signs of cosmetic wear, but is fully operational and functions as intended. This item may be a floor model or store return that has been used. See the seller’s listing for full details and description of any...

I did a 1 week trip last summer with a car refrigerator under a black tonneau cover and my only issue was not giving enough space for the vents. We had the bed packed. So I had the opposite problem where it froze everything vs keeping it at refrigerator temperature. I was traveling in 90 degree...

I don't have a TH, but my offroad taco was getting about 15 mpg as well for the first couple thousand miles. After about 4 or 5k miles it had settled around 20mpg until winter where it is 19. I have a clean truck though. Only added a tonneau cover and have oem tires. 16 with the extra stuff...

No. You can run the cable in the ceiling edge around the whole vehicle. Very easy to do.

I have the offroad version, and oem tires gave me no problems with the snow this past week as long as I was in 4hi. 2hi is a bit sketchy as others have mentioned. I also have a front wheeel drive sedan with Michelin crossclimate 2 and while those are amazing in the snow, the taco oem tires and...

It seals out rain except where I didn't follow directions fully and let the seal that I was applying to the edge dip a bit too low. I don't know how easy the OEM version is to install, but based in what I'm seeing here, it is likely about the same. Both use the rail system to attach and I'm sure...

I got the lomax pro and was around 1200 I believe. At realtruck.com. no problem with power tailgate

I am also a first time truck owner. I got my tacoma in March. Mine came with the OEM spray-in bedliner (not by my request). It is nice for grip, but I would have preferred to have the standard composite surface as if u want to put an air mattress in it, I worry the rough texture may cause a...

No. Mine is the short bed. Was able to bump up quite a bit in the que because the person who originally ordered the one I got backed out.

The part that is close to the cab is just the weather strippong that i accidently pushed over when putting the cover back on.

I have the Lomax Pro trifold, and it is not close to the cab. Fits perfectly across the tailgate and just to the edge of front edge of the truck bed.

I have a Lomax professional cover on mine and it has not leaked even with pressure washing the cracks.

My taco has been in pea sized hail with no issues, but since I live in Colorado, I am sure I will have the pleasure of further testing.

We have 2 phones connected. If we are both in the car, it picks one. If you don't like their choice, you can go in the settings menu and switch to the other phone. It is no hassle. We don't have separate (or any) profiles set up yet. Have not connected the Toyota app on my phone to the truck yet...