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Like everyone else, I'm looking for full coverage of the floor and as much of the entry and center hump sides as possible. For safety reasons, the front mats MUST lock to the Tacoma 1/4 turn floor locks. j.

The quality of their rock sliders and engine protection are excellent. I know. I have both. The quality of their packaging is sub optimal. I suspect that they are leaning on the fact that it is actually almost impossible for their products to be damaged during shipping. These products are...

Great job, and great writ up! I appreciate the time you put into telling us exactly what you did and how it helped. j.

1K, then 5K, then 10K, then every 5K thereafter. 0W20 is not what I would trust after 5K mils. j.

Yeah, it's worth it, but your truck came with it. j.

When you mention blue squares and black diamonds, what maps are these found on? Thanks, j.

Yup You don't stop riding because you get old. You get old because you stop riding. I apply that to MTB riding, road bike riding, moto dirt bike riding, and even long distance pavement moto touring. I also try to hike 500 miles of trails a year. Yes, I'll eventually get some ebikes, but I'm...

Same opinion here. Two oil changes performed (by me) so far. No drama, no surprises. A Fumoto valve and a foot of vinyl tubing and no drips on anything. j.

After pairing once with my truck over a year ago, my Pixel connects every time and launches Android Auto with no weirdness or issues. j.

My keycard fob is very sensitive to voltage, and the paper thin 2412 battery seems to lose voltage quickly. My keycard fob stopped working a few weeks ago at one year of use and around 2.9 volts on the battery. I bought a "new" battery, which was showing 3.0 volts, and sometimes it would work...

If I were you, and I'm not so do whatever you like, I'd lower my low beam another 3 or 4 degrees and then use my high beam whenever there were no cars in front of me. Actually, I think my truck has some sort of smart high beam switch and will do it for me if I want, but I'd rather do it myself. j.

Hi Scott, I'd like to buy your safe. Where in NorCal are you? I'm in the San Ramon Valley, east of Oakland. Jonathan [email protected]

My 2006 Tacoma (silver TRD Offroad MT, just like my 2024) had the same short shift from 1st to 2nd. It was very irritating back in 2006. It still is, but I think it's designed to be that way so that 1st is low enough for those times that you had a full load in the bed, or when your are towing...

It took 12 full months for me to find my MT TRD Offroad. I contacted many dealers, put a deposit down on one that a dealer said he had coming, only to find out that he just made that shit up. At least I got my deposit back. Finally, after 12 months of searching, I noticed on the Toyota web...

I've never owned an automatic transmission vehicle. That's nine motorcycles and eight four wheeled vehicles. I know how to change gears and have never needed to change a clutch, ever. There are a few unique situations where you may "need" to abuse a clutch, but I mostly avoid those...

17s all the way for the last 35 years.

mmnnnn, hmmnnn

Yes, and if you do a "rolling stop", which has become the standard here in California, skip 1st and just put it into 2nd and gently release the clutch. As long as you are still rolling at about 10 mph, it's smooth and easy, just don't give it too much gas until you gain some RPMs. j.

I've never owned an automatic transmission vehicle of any type, motorcycle or four wheeled vehicle. This one had a little bit different timing and engagement point, but once I learned that, it's been smooth shifting ever since. I'm liking it as much or better than my 18 year old 2006 Tacoma...

Push her seat further back?