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Well the meso lights are really not compatibl, you have to make them work and it’s very easy. Just cut your hole wherever you want and plug them in.. just be aware that the light wires are only so long so that will limit you to where you put the hole

You certainly had to pull on them

I used all the shims. I had to cut some of them to get them to fit where I wanted them. Taking them off i had to pull pretty hard on certain spots to get them to pop off. Just don’t bend them or you will screw them up. If I remember I had to cut a few wire ties that the factory used to keep the...

I had put my trailhunter in the garage for the winter not being used. When I went to take it out about 3 weeks ago it wouldn’t start. I did check the voltage but I forgot what it was. Put a tender on it for a few days and the truck started right up. Absolutely no codes since then. Maybe there is...

Mine does that because the truck doesn’t recognize the fob.. if I leave the fob in the truck and I get no beeps

I have no idea.. never installed it

Thank you for that great response very informative

Man that’s a lot of caster.. how does it track on your Alaska highway. Does the wheel come back to center easily when turning

Taco lean..3/4 is a little more than usual

You’re going to have to be careful if using Velcro because the back of the lights are open with all the electronics exposed. That’s why I decided to do the cut instead.

When you purchase the courtesy lights they send you 4 so if you use the two in the doors just stick the other 2 in the footwells

Just a straight edge and utility knife. Holes don’t have to be perfect. Just keep fitting the light till ya get it to snap in. Plug and play after that

This is what I did a while back. Really simple to do

All you need to do is remove the upper panel and just cut a hole for the meso light.. plugs into the factory plug

I have all my meso lights set to red for hunting season. Will change them back to white after season ends. I also installed the extra set of the door courtesy lights in the footwells so everything would match

They are true rock rails. Just Toyotas version of them. They just are closer to the body than others that stick out a foot. It’s just hard to use them as a step

I have had great luck at getting warranty work done with modified Toyotas. I had a gen 2 taco with a 3 inch lift multiple lights and aftermarket bumpers. They changed all four wheel bearings for me with no questions asked.. I also had my 2016 tundra with a 6 inch lift and 37s that I broke a...

Last two fill ups ended up at 19.9 and 20.1. That’s doing the math at the time of the fill up. I Don't even bother looking at what the truck tells me..

I had the 5000 series bags on my tundra. Was the best way to keep the rear end of the truck from squatting when loaded. With no air in the bags the stock suspension worked as usual then you could just air them up when needed. I had to use cradles with my setup so as not to rip the bags apart...

In my pocket with house and shop keys attached