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Sorry to repost from a FB forum, but there was no definitive answer as to where this plug was or whether the mod worked at all. Also, does this just pertain to snorkel trucks or is it all 2024 Tacoma's? Here goes......................." it turns out that there is a chunky plug in the bottom of...

How did it handle the hills, in the Keys? :crackup:

I notice he uses Pennzoil Platinum. Wonder why. Maybe it's because it's a step above other oils, being a GTL product.

Never used mine. Maybe my hands aren't cold sensitive. I've used the heated seats maybe twice, when the temps got down to 10 degrees. The truck's heater gets up to speed fast enough that those other perks aren't important to me. If I could have left them off and saved money, I would have.

Neighbors in back had this breed and it lived in the kiddie pool during the summer.

Probably the best bang for the buck is Pennzoil Ultra Platinum. It is a higher quality oil than Mobil 1. Pennzoil (3:18)

Ford took a bath with their EV truck, mainly because limited range. I don't think the battery tech's there yet to make EV trucks a hit.

Pics or link? I used the factory jack in ideal conditions on my driveway. I can't imagine using it on the side of the highway. Looking for alternatives.

With all the dealer horror stories on here, you'd think that Toyota would insist on some type of dealer service quality control throughout their system. They spend billions on research, development, and manufacturing on their vehicles and then turn them over to Nascar (from the earlier post)...

Well, one good thing about your 0W-16 oil OP, it's low viscosity will allow you to beat those on here that say they get 30 mpg with their Tacoma! :crackup:

Many Toyotas use 0W-16. You could have run that for months without an issue, esp. in the winter. So, you paid for two oil changes? I would have insisted that the first dealer drain out what was in there and refill with 0W-20 while I watched. Any issues, I would have told them I'm forwarding...

Don't have an answer to your question, but this might be an option. Here

Maybe this is the issue or not, but not all USB C cables are set up to handle data. Make sure you have a quality brand that is specifically stated for data.

Was yours the stupid white like mine is?

Not looking for studs, but which tires are those? They sort of have a Michelin Cross-Climate tread pattern.

Him and the Project Farm guy should team up, but you'd have to keep their voices on mute! 🤣

The OEM mat is the best. Thick, heavy, and keeps things in place.

Good question. I do not have 'connected services'.

I have a 2024 with the 8" screen. No Time/GPS option, just time zone option. Is the GPS just on the bigger screen?

On a related note, I live in the Midwest (central time zone), but my clock is 1 hour ahead, 7:00 instead of 6:00. I have to choose Mountain Standard time in order for it to be correct. Why?