Search results

I'm guessing on that trip about 2,000 pounds with a tongue weight of about 300 and probably about 200 to 300 pounds in the bed. Tows even better when my motorcycle is in it.

Just did KS, NE, IA, SD, CO and back to KS. No WDH and it towed fine. MPG were around 11 to 14 in the mountains and 7 to 8 in KS at 75 to 80 mph with a headwind.

Has anyone hardwired the unit in? I'm curious which fuse you used. Got mine today and itching to install it.

How did you power the Wolfbox mirror?

How did you mount that antennae there?

Is there a discount code for the 20% off?

I'm confused. Why are the mirror prices cheaper on your Amazon store? Plus they include an SD card?

Check out Breezer windows

I went with body mounted steps. My rock crawling days are behind me and I tow a trailer so i'm purposely not getting into those situations that would require sliders. I'm the same height as you and haven't noticed any pretzel issues. Left foot on the step, hold onto the steering wheel and pull...

I think you misread the original post. I was asking about the music lovers option.

If that's the case, then I'll continue to use my phone. No sense in paying for something that I already pay for on my phone and it still requires a cell signal.

I noticed there is a Music Lover option for the subscription services in the Toyota app. Anyone have this and can tell me what this offers over just streaming music through my phone and CarPlay?

I copied your install this morning and I gotta say it was by far the easiest radio install I've ever done. I am curious how you ran your power though. I pretty much just ran the wiring under the console up to the front 12v outlet. The entire set up is pretty much hidden. Thanks for the tips.

Still not having any issues with mine.

Installed early November. Battery vent isn't obstructed. The only thing that was incorrect with the instructions was that it had me drill out a stock trim mount hole that didn't need to be. Otherwise everything lined up perfectly.

I traded my '17 Tacoma (hated that truck) in for a '17 Rebel (loved that truck). I will say I'm enjoying my '25 TRD-OR as much as that Rebel. I don't think Toyota ever has to worry about a Stallantis product.

Installed the HiLift mount and pulled the RhinoRack basket from my old Subaru to haul the bikes. I'm thinking of either mounting the ActionTrax to the left of the basket or a storage case.

Installed mine and I don't have a single issue.