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I'd be worried about wheel bearings and CV joints in that scenario.

The best compromise for those that have winters..............5W-30 in summer, 0W-20 in winter. Best of both worlds.

Uh, Toyota is going to want proof of oil changes, whether done by yourself or dealer or oil change place. Those receipts are going to list the type of oil.

Just be aware that for the U.S. Tacoma, if you have a major engine issue under warranty, they will send the oil out for analysis. If you're running 5W-30, good luck on making your case for a new engine at Toyota's expense.

Original battery still OK on my April 2024, but I did have to replace the one in the key card.

Considering your state got the most snow in the latest storm............make sure and get a 4X4!

LOL!

How about those that get Limited's, then go about blacking everything out that's silver. :crackup:

May not even be a mechanic, yet. Could be the owner's son on school-break. Hey, gotta start somewhere, right? :sadface:

I think the question should be asked at the 1000 mark, then every 5000 times thereafter.

Why do they refer to it as AWD?

Those with suspected gas on dipstick...............if you briefly hold a lighter under it, does it ignite?

My 2024 Sport came with a key card. There was nothing on the window sticker about it. I use it all the time, in fact I've had to replace the battery already.

Which tires do you have, and are you still happy with them?

Trying to solve a problem that doesn't exist.

Not to diss you, but after what they did to your wife's car, you used them again?

Pennzoil TUP. Doesn't come from the dirty ground!

What a wasted opportunity! If you would have stayed one foot off the back of the trailer, you could have easily got in the upper 30'S! 😁

I thought I lost my wallet which contained the Tacoma key card. I subsequently found the wallet, but got me to thinking. Is there a process for disabling the key card that goes missing, so no one can steal my truck?

I used this and was surprised how well it worked! Here