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Some stickers, such as the one centered under the display are not to be removed by the dealer. The link (QR code) takes you to: https://www.toyota.com/privacyvts/ This is the Vehicle Data Transmission page discussing how your data is/not to be used.

Good question. Most of the aftermarket bumper options I've looked at have been ruled out due to TH incompatibility. While unstated why in most cases, I expect it's due to the armor.

In my own reading, I didn't note: Is this an auxiliary (2nd) tank? Or replacement for the OEM? My comment assumed an auxiliary tank.

I think this pic is a perfect example of why mileage discussions can be all over the map. The image tells us quite a bit: 29.2 MPG over 29 miles in 38 minutes, averaging roughly 46 MPH. And, it's most likely an instantaneous average. That’s a solid result. But it’s also one relatively short...

Absolutely love the color as it appears in your pic. Beautiful.

I generally stay out of this sort of back'n'forth, but, I don't think I've ever seen such a more honest statement: Never thought about that... You're digging a hole.

Really no need to be snarky. Just do a little searching in the forum. There are literally 100s of posts on this topic. Your precise question's been debated in multiple forum threads over the course of months.

A gallon's 6.07lbs. If it's 36 gallons (mentioned elsewhere), that'd be 219 lbs. My guess is the tank (aluminum) plus hardware's going to be at least 50 lbs. So that's potentially a 275 lb (full) item.

Our four-wheelers have typically served as my wife’s daily drivers. I like to clean them as soon as possible, usually within a day or two. However, my wife manages a senior living facility, and the residents notice everything about the vehicle. They go outside to read the stickers, look for...

The K&N filter could contribute, particularly if you cleaned and reoiled it recently. Excessive oil can be pulled past and contaminate the MAF sensor (different vehicle, but been there, have the t'shirt). As also noted, fuel injector sticking open or electrically commanded open (e.g. the...

Enjoyed the video quite a bit. Appreciate your sharing. :)

We bought from Raingler Nets & Barriers, as well. No question, first class product. And, when they say '4 month wait,' plan on waiting at least as long as they say. One of the very few products I feel comfortable recommending. As for the San Juan Islands, though, everything I've seen, from...

Quite familiar, thanks. I was just curious about the specific question. Our ’15 Wrangler, Stitch, had a 20-gallon tank and averaged 13.5 mpg over 182 fill-ups. Fully loaded, as shown in the image, it would drop to around 12.5 mpg if I really pushed it or had a bad headwind. That gave us a...

Curious why you think Trailhunter trim is different enough to prevent suitability?

I have a JACO as well. The pair I have work so well, sent a couple to my brother as well.

For sake of discussion, Discount Tire had no problem balancing mine. 17,000 miles later, all is still good, along with regular rotations. FWIW

:headbang: Sometimes, all one can do is look in the mirror and laugh :).

I was actually very surprised by the powered tailgate. But, I come to find I use it all the time. Would I specifically pay for the option? Not likely. But since I have it with the TH, I do find I like it. Once you have it, it's amazing how often you get something out of the bed, using both...

Some good suggestions. But one thing that would ever always regardless of trip type be kept in Riddick? #1 Jump Battery. Though with a hybrid that generally keeps the 12V topped off, that's largely a carry-over from a non-hybrid life. #1 (alt) - Kinetic rope. Beyond that, depends on whether...

Your team was kind enough to send me the installation manual. You're using 2 pair of ratchet straps, attaching to points above the slides, to restrict for-aft movement. That will keep someone from pulling it too far back and dropping slides and cargo on their feet. It's not 'securing' to the...