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Mine still has that one and one on the passenger side map light. I did remove the one below the infotainment screen.

Mine does not have that nor did I want it. It seems to be an answer to a question no one was asking. Mine is the base model with heated seats. It does everything I want & need it to do.

You have good taste. I also have a silver '25 TRD Off Road with the 6-speed manual. :) 12k miles in, 4 oil changes, zero issues. They are solid trucks.

I also ordered mine from TPMS Direct. The truck was able to recognize them without the need for programming.

I noticed the same phenomenon if I try to control the temperature manually. If I hit auto and wind it up to 80, it's blowing heat most rikki tik at a high flow, & I'm having to turn it down before long. I have no idea why it doesn't blow as hard when trying to control it manually. You can turn...

It seems to be at least partly a regional problem. I understand they are probably around 3% of production, so you have that to deal with, but I had no trouble finding a manual TRD Off-Road Tacoma. I drove to the local dealership and there happened to be one on the lot that I was able to test...

Purchased in May. I'm chiseling away hard at it. 3.75% @ 48 months with TFS.

Mine has it, too. I've been meaning to fix it, but always forget. I mostly ride with the windows cracked or down, and with the wind noise you don't hear it at all. If you have the windows up and the music isn't playing, it's extremely annoying. I can't believe it got past initial testing before...

@Dayen I totally missed your update on this & came here to ask what you found out. Did you find time to create the video about the install?

I wouldn't like that. It doesn't affect driveability, but they should be able to perform the appropriate tests to determine where the leak is instead of slapping parts on it, especially at a brand-specific dealership. :rolleyes:

If they advertised the parts as a verified fit for a 4th gen and they don't fit, AND they won't take their crap back or charge a restocking fee for their error, I'd be effing pissed too & burn them down on every possible place I could find to do so on the interwebs. That scenario should be...

Following. I have a manual and the various silicone insert liners don't fit correctly either. Apparently, the cup holder is deeper on the driver's side in an automatic. I was like you, what the hell could be under there with a stick shift that they couldn't have the same depth cup holders?

It looks like the rugs and shitter lid cover in my grandma's bathroom back in the 80's. :)

They will fit just fine. The hub bore on the wheel is larger than what is on the truck. Method Wheels are lug-centric, so they will be fine, or you can get hub-centric rings if you want to do that.

Just a heads up for the manual transmission guys: The front insert doesn't fit properly. It seems that the driver's side cup holder is deeper than the passenger side on the slushbox versions, and on the manual transmission version the cup holder is the same depth as the passenger side, so in...

The photos are of what appears to be door pocket liners & not under seat deflectors. Just a heads up that it's a different product. Got a link for those? :)

Prior to my Tacoma, my daily driver was a 2023 Subaru WRX Premium. It was a flawless vehicle, never so much as a hiccup, and an excellent, fun daily driver. I consistently returned 31 mpg in the summer and 30 in the winter with the window sticker showing 23/26 city/highway. I will miss that car...

That looks really good, Jeff. Sometimes the SR & SR5's look cleaner & better than the more pricey trim levels. Howdy from a fellow manual transmission enthusiast. ?‍♂️

I will more than likely pay it off before the end of the year. The interest rate is 3.75 through Toyota Financial Services.

When I ordered mine they flagged them & put a hold on the order as not fitting the Tacoma based on the VIN. I had to email them explaining that the 4 Runner & Tacoma share the same platform, & included screenshots from other dealerships advertising the same part #'s for Tacomas before they'd...