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Trim + year: '24 TRD Offroad Current mods: Toyo Open Country RT Trail 285/75 on stock 17s Timbren rear bump stops Custom rear seat delete platform Topo Toppers Mesa Sherpa roof rack Trailhunter skids Trailhunter exhaust dump pipe Cali Raised rock sliders AllDogs Offroad spacer eraser springs...

Yeah I agree. Dealership claims Toyota will reimburse me for my monthly payments if I am persistent enough. We shall see if that is true. Either way I’m going to upgrade to something better if there is no resolution soon, and keep the oem parts for backup. Gotta get the rig back on the trails!

I dunno. Wouldn’t there still be a wait for the part whether the dealer ordered it, or I did? Supposedly, the part is updated to correct the issue. I have a couple more weeks of patience in me before I put on some aftermarket shocks.

update: truck has been at the dealership for six weeks. We opened a case with Toyota and the expected timeline for the rear shocks is late September.

Just had my rear driver side shock blow up. Ironically, I was driving back from picking up parts at the dealership, and on my normal commute road I heard what sounded like I ran over a spray can and it exploded. I didn’t see anything in the road behind me so I didn’t know what to think. I got...

I did not. After installing the ADO springs, I have not had any rubbing.

When installing my ADO springs, I did transfer the OEM plastic spring coil covers to the ADO springs. So far, squeak free.

I installed the ADO Spacer Eraser kit. Four springs to replace the OEM springs. Ride has improved (topper weighs ~350) overall. Prior to lift I would often hit bump stops in the rear over dips on pavement roads. Post lift I have not hit bump stops. Installed myself using a Vevor spring...