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It's a knock off im sure.

I've seen some on Amazon but questionable vendor quality. Sadly my truck is a 2024 so I have no choice but to purchase the crossmember. I think the one from Garage 88 is my preferred option and they ship from Vancouver which is only 2-3 days to my door in Alberta.

Interesting, I haven't looked at mine yet.

My dealer wants $600 plus another $ 150 for the crossmember needed for Sport trim install. I like the black version that Garage 88 sells so leaning that direction.

Has anyone purchased TRD skid plates from Garage 88 in Canada? Curious about quality etc. Too expensive to get anything out of the US these days. Thanks

Been waiting on spring to arrive, wishful thinking...will be revisiting the issue once the roads dry up. It's still happening though.

Very nice congrats

48000km 2024 Sport Premium

Cleaning them off is the only solution. I spend 5 months of the year dealing with this during winter conditions

Are you getting more of a sulfur smell? If so likely a fuel quality issue, not unusual to get smells under load climbing hills since the programming is not always 100% depending on where you live altitude wise, weather etc. I live at 2200ft above sea level and all my vehicles suffer from this...

I'm at 47000 km so a ways to go yet but so far so good.

Heated steering wheel works great i use mine a ton

Doing mine at 8000km which is right around 5000 miles. I think we follow the severe schedule in Canada as a general rule.

We had freezing rain yesterday and similar experience with Safety systems. This is an issue everytime there is snow, ice, rain. I wish engineers would figure out a way for the driver to acknowledge and then ignore because you can't change the weather. I hear similar complaints from drivers of...

Mine does the same, im in 4x4 a lot this time of year. Dealer checked once last winter but difficult to replicate so im going to revisit this issue in the new year when I book in my recall fix on the brake hoses and a couple other outstanding issues. Maybe it's our lovely -40c Alberta winters...

They haven't done anything since initial inspection. As we are in the winter months now it is very difficult to diagnose so we agreed to re-visit in the spring. I'm still waiting to get my outstanding recalls completed.

My tire shop provided aftermarket TPMS for my winter wheel and tire package, after 2 seasons they have performed flawlessly.

2024 Sport Premium, going into second winter in Northern Alberta, no issues at all. Plug it in below -20c recommended or like most vehicles it might get cranky.

Newer models use 75W synthetic product for the t case. I confirmed this with the shop lead at my dealer. Toyota has a lock on this product, no aftermarket option available in Canada.

Just had this done at my last service, they also changed my transfer case fluid which is a special blend of oil and stupid expensive