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I disagree. The seats go right back in. If I ever sold the truck it would be with the Goosegear, but I would include the seats.

I have AT3's on my old 4Runner. I liked them, so I installed AT4's on my Tacoma. I was under the impression the AT3's have been discontinued, and superseded by the AT4's.

I didn't buy my truck to put people in the back seat. I didn't own the truck a week before I pull the seats out and replaced them with a Goosegear seat delete kit.

Gawd I miss Saturday morning cartoons. I wonder if they still do that?

I thought this was a known failure. Though, I thought it was the back seat. Folks have been getting it replaced under warranty.

I'm getting ready to do a rear diff service on my truck. I'll be using good old Valvoline 75W90.

Late to the party. I have a Dirtbox canopy camper. I'm struggling with how I want the inside. That said, solar. I'm very pleased with what I did. 2x 190 Zamp Solar panels, wired series. The 200W Renogy is a great option, but they were not available when I built mine. Another option are the flat...

All right ladies and gents, get those credit cards out and crack those wallets open. Labor Day sale until Sept 7th. The discount is on top of any other discount your dealer might normally offer. Shop at a discount dealer and take off an additional 15%. Also, keep in mind ... " Eligible orders...

Contact the folks at Cali Raised LED. They have kits to add switches, along with a nice install video.

Are talking about the factory installed Aux 1-3 switches? You should have had harnesses included with the truck to wire those up. There is a connection under the hood. Aux 1 is 15A, Aux 2 is 10A, and Aux 3 is 5A. Use them to trigger relays if necessary.

Ok fellas. Let's decode Toyota's model codes for our trucks. You can find your model code on the B-pillar VIN tag. Here is the list I found. To get this started, I have a manual, TRD-OR, 4-door. TZNA45L-PRFSZA, which appears to be the only model code for MT trucks. Assuming Toyota has been...

Ah, the good old days when the common man could work on their own junk with simple tools. I sure miss my 1982 short bed. Gawd I miss the lady in the picture even more [sniff].

That was my experience. Thanks for the instructions. Printed for the next 5-tire rotation.

Correct. No special tools. I just did something on the dash and the truck found the four new TPMS assignments automatically after driving it.

This sounds familiar. I don't believe I used the 2nd tire set option. I thought I just programmed 4 wheels, not a second set. TMPS was bought at Toyota, but installed at Discount Tire when I bought the tires.

I guess I should have paid attention to what I did. All I can tell you is I went to the owners manual and found a section that got me close. The directions were not exact, but I was able to figure it out.

I've done a lot to my truck. Dirtbox Canopy Camper Solar 285/70-17 Falken Wildpeak AT4 Lift: Dobinson in the rear, AllDog in the front C4 front winch bumper Victory 4x4 rear bumper with tire/gas carriers Victory 4x4 sliders I just ordered a Helivue aux fuel tank Of all the things I've done...

I'm curious. What was the item?