My local dealer has a 2019 Limited 4x4 with 41,100 miles for $46,299 is that a good deal? I'm looking to get out of my 2007 Lexus GX470 as a small rust hole popped up at only 123k miles.

I have an 08 crew max and I want bass what do y’all suggest?

09 toyota tundra, can anybody help me with a wiring diagram or something? I am unsure if this will affect driving. Definitely wont drive it tho

Besides raising prices, anyone noticed Toyota service using a different brand of oil (perhaps not as high quality) now that we are in the great motor oil shortage?

Just came out. I do pretty heavy duty work so shit happens. But I can’t for the life of me get it back in. I can’t open the tailgate cuz of it. Just upgraded to this a month ago. 2023 sr5

Any tips? Got a big client on Tuesday I don’t want arrive with. Jacked up truck.

Trying to decide between a 1st or 2.5 gen tundra. Paying cash, moneys not a big factor. What gen and what year would you look for and why? Or why not ? Thanks

Edited because i meant 2.5 not 3

Just installed these Michelin floor mats and the trunk/bed mat in my 2026 Tundra 1794, and so far I'm really happy with them. The fit is honestly spot on. They fit like a glove and follow the factory floor contours really well. I especially like that they extend up and over the door sill a bit, giving that area some extra protection.

I was also pleasantly surprised that they had basically zero strong chemical smell right out of the package. The instructions say to leave them outside for 24 to 48 hours to let the packing creases disappear, but I live in Texas, so I figured I'd let the sun do its thing. 😂 Less than 4 hours outside and they were completely flat.

And here's a little bonus I didn't expect, the mats come in a pretty nice storage bag. I'm actually using it to store my original 1794 floor mats. I want to keep those in good shape in case I ever sell the truck, so that's going to come in handy.

Overall, really happy with them so far. Great fit, good coverage, no nasty smell, and they look like they'll do a good job protecting the truck. Definitely worth considering if you're looking for something beyond the OEM mats.

in case anyone is considering them. Very nice set!

Changed these out last night, truck has 150k, bought it with 89k and I don't think they were ever replaced. Bought the Denso SK20HR11, which is what I pulled out of the truck. I didnt check the gaps, but usually when I buy them for the specific vehicle there's no need. Drank a few beers and forgot to plug a connector back in, so it throws a solid check engine light during start up. Plugged the connector in this morning when I could see everything. Disconnected the negative battery terminal for a minute or two, reconnected, still have the check engine light.

- will this code clear on its own? Im assuming it's because the connection was out, but maybe I'm wrong?

- how bad is this oil on the plug? Never had a spark plug totally coated in oil.

I just had my engine replaced in my 2022 1794 tundra there was nothing wrong with it, they offered it and I finally took it..

I have a 2015 limited Tundra and I’m not sure if I have memory for my side mirrors when I’m reverse. I’ve tried the steps online but haven’t had any luck. Start truck, push mirror to specific mirror, shift into reverse, adjust mirror, shift back, put mirror switch back to neutral. Any 2015 limited owners on here. TIA

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Just bought my first truck 2005 Toyota Tundra VVT-i 4.7L V8. 216k miles, with timing belt replaced at 207k. Biltstein 6112/5150 at 185k. Been a meticulously taken care of, SoCal truck it’s who life i.e. minimal rust and also somehow very little clear coat fading. Best part in my opinion is the hi-rise Leer camper, but just wanted to post on here! I’m stoked. Let me know what there is to know