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That's the way to do it. Look for daylight coming through from the inside. I find mine only leaks when water is splashed sideways from other cars on highways.

Ya, I don't trust the dealers either. Took my 24 Taco in for the "free maintenance" at 5K; 2 hours later they informed me that I had a rat infestation in my engine which required steam cleaning for $100. I sighed, asked them if they were kidding, said no and drove away. Not planning on coming...

Is adding a water bag to rear to improve weight/traction still a thing? Nobody has mentioned that, I had to use that with my 2010 Tacoma for traction.

Mine also stopped working. My dealer said that they are not under the warranty. They attempted to fix it, charged me $12 for a battery replacement (which didn't fix it) and then told me I could order a new one. It would take 6-8 weeks to arrive and the cost was ridiculous (over $300).

If there is an issue with the Toyota 4th Gen Tacomas in general, it is the loathsome lack of legroom in the back seat. If the front seats are adjusted normally, you have maybe 4 inches of legroom in the back - this is an absolute design flaw. Notice how all of the pictures are cropped so that...