The throttle has been a big adjustment from my 2016 V6 Taco. If I’m rolling and need to move, 1/4-1/3 throttle gets it going quickly as opposed to flooring it. At a complete stop and especially in 4x4 mode, flooring it gets a quick response. I accuse the transmission of the hesitation when...
I usually do roll them down fully. Sometimes it’s raining or dusty and I just want the front windows open and I’ll crack the rears down about an inch and the buffeting stops.
My dealer is fine. Lakeside Toyota in Metairie outside of New Orleans. I’ve had the same salesman for three trucks. I’m easy once you’ve agreed to my price.
Service is mostly good. No issues except the last time they aligned my wheels, they really didn’t. I don’t care unless they cause...
There were 2 in SR5 Long Bed 4x4 Supersonic Red. Blue was okay, but not white, black or silver. Mine is a 2024. No sunroof ever! I don’t get the 5’ bed at all. Got mine shipped from Austin to New Orleans for $1k, worth it.
My package was about bang for buck. Hmmm… it seems this about budget somehow. SR5 4x4 Longbed in red. The one my dealer got me had some other options included but the price was right. As for off-roading… my whole city feels like off-road most days. Everything around me is swamp. My Taco...
I do like Meguiar’s Quick Detailing Spray. When I can, I do a hand wash with just my hand and a hose. My hand won’t scratch in dirt. I have the SS red too and found it doesn’t show swirls like black or white do. But in the end it’s a truck. I like it when it looks good, but the honeymoon is...
I keep a wide flat artist paint brush for dusting. If it’s dirty with something stuck on, I use light isopropyl with a glass cleaning microcloth of unknown manufacturer. I rather a clean dry finish to some shiny dressing. The instrument zone is easy compared to window cleaning. The plastic...
Same. Hard rain or car wash. Sometimes my left rear door backs up with water. Dumb plug. Even then it seems to take a while for the door interior to dry. Definitely a Schlimmerverbesserung. <- Terrible enhancement.
Everything I’ve read says it’s okay to put something on the cover for a few minutes, but not for driving. I’ve got a cheap roof rack to hold a full size spare when it’s needed.
I turn off the truck, get out and lock it. Then I turn it back on with the remote. It will stay on for 10 minutes. I’m not leaving my dog in it for long anyway. Not the perfect solution. Toyota should have a dog mode.
I get it. I don’t leave reviews. I had a different experience. Nothing comes for free. I buy products from Toyota, Apple, Snap-On, Makita, Samsung, Bosch, Maytag, and Stihl. Make sure to never spend a single dollar with them.
Sounds like marketing. Ultimately you get a free thing by agreeing to give feedback after using it. I see nothing wrong. Bought and paid for one of their roof racks and it works great 1 1/2 years in. Whatever.
My doors hold water and I pull the plugs at the bottom after any decent rain. Seems to take a while to dry and the windows come up wet for a few hours after rain or car wash.
65-70mph usually nets me 26-28mpg 75 drops me to 24 and 85 to 18mpg. Mostly flat with some foothills. Wind plays a big factor. SR5 long bed 4x4 w/ hard tonneau cover.