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Just the rubber hoses but it comes as a side specific kit with hardware. If you try to do it yourself you'll void the warranty. Put the following in your search engine for the technical instructions. RCRIT-25V058-4476.pdf

Had my rear brake recall done last Wednesday. Made an appointment for opening time. Vehicle was taken right in. Work took two hours. Truck came back unmolested. Fix looks good. They surprised me and I'm satisfied. They also have one of those new A.I. UV vehicle scanners you drive through at the...

I had mine done last Wednesday. Original hose had about 3/4" clearance. New hose has approx. 1 1/2" clearance and the new hose is ribbed.

I don't know why this is a mystery to so many people when dealing with plastic. I once had the windshield of a Mustang I owned replaced. The plastic cowl panel had six screws. When I got the car back literally five of the six screws were power screwed all the way through the part. Only one screw...

This is why you don't use power tools to put metal screws in plastic parts. Simple as that. There was a technical term for that many years ago. Oh yeah, it was called common sense.

A brand new part will fail if installed incorrectly. They probably over torqued the screws and cracked the shroud. Given that after two full years no one has had a fan shroud issue, I'd suggest having your insurance company get the repair facility to fix it. Maybe even correctly this time. Some...

I'll find out tomorrow about my service department. Going in for the rear brake line recall.

Oh come on. The service department isn't that bad. ASE CERTIFIED

Thanks. I got a killer deal on some new takeoffs and after buying I read somewhere that the gas models had the same style wheel but 17". So even though I knew all the measurements were the same otherwise, as they say, you don't know what you don't know. So I thought I'd check to make sure there...

Do the 18" HYBRID model OEM TRD wheels fit on the gas models?

Is the rear seat really that far away that a couple properly pointed vents can't send air back there? It's not like the rear seat is in a different zip code. I live in Southern Arizona and the temp is the same all over the interior with A/C on.

Thanks much. Yes I used the photo from JayTech's post. I'm surprised at the price. Usually wheels from a dealership cost four times what aftermarket wheels cost.

Since this is my first Toyota and I don't know the idiosyncrasies of Toyotas, I'll ask. Is there any issue with fitment of these 18 x 8.5 TRD wheels on an SR5 2WD and will the TPMS sensors from the cheapo 17 x 7 base OEM wheel fit? I just noticed Toyota is having a 20% off sale thru the 20th...

Thanks for the info. There's really no way to turn that IBS connector. It also looked as if the strut would come too close or even deform the connector when the hood was closed so I just didn't take the chance. I bought the Redline early in 2025. I don't think the 2024 models had the IBS module...

Thank you very much.

I'd like to get the struts but I tried the Redline which are the same thing as these and unfortunately for some unknown reason, some Tacomas come with an IBS module attached to the neg. battery terminal and some don't. Mine has the module and it and it's cable sticks out right where the strut...

OEM Side Steps, added tailgate damper parts, tailgate letter inserts, Rav-4 radio knob, console vault, body side trim.

What's the size, P/N and price on those wheels?

No thanks. Made in China. No standards. So you don't know what they're really made from or what kind of particles you're breathing in from them. I still remember all the homes that had to have contaminated Chinese drywall removed and all the dead pets from contaminated Chinese pet food and on...

It's called seam sealer. Same stuff you'd see in trunks of cars at the seams. Would have been better if they used a strip of molding the entire length. But they went with the cheaper seam sealer and sections of trim where the rack would go.