Recent content by Cabinetman

That is pretty much what I figured.

I'm having the same issue with my 2020 Tundra. I had an iPhone X when I bought the truck and Carplay worked fine. When I upgraded to the 11 Pro Max I could no longer use Carplay for phone calls due to the delays and cut-outs. I spent a ton of time on the phone with Apple only to be told it...

Basically, when you walk up to the 4Runner the puddle lights and interior lights turn on when you get close. I had this on my '19 Limited and '20 Tundra. You have to be pretty close, but you don't have to touch anything.

I didn't actually trade it in. I own a small business and I gave the 4Runner to a new employee.

I completely agree. I just know that the topic comes up from time to time when folks start thinking about a larger vehicle so I thought I would share my observations.

About a week ago I traded my ’19 4Runner Limited 4wd for a ’20 Tundra Platinum 4wd. I have owned trucks most of my life and really missed the bed as well as the space of a full-size truck. I thought some of you might be interested in some of the things I have noticed between the two...

Quick install question. Should I try to zip tie the SB to a support under the dash or can I just let it hang free. I know to avoid the AC return lines, but I think I could find another place if it is needed. Thanks.

I wish Toyota offered a model that has the Limited features in a TRD Off-Road trim. I wanted full-time 4WD, auto climate control, auto headlights and push buttom start so I ended up with a Limited. However, I would prefer no chrome, 17" wheels and the front and rear clip of the TRD. On my...

Thank you. I think it looks good. I bet removing the running boards would help add back some visual height.

Understood. I never put running boards on mine. I just did the splash guards and called it a day. Mine has 8k miles and I definitely have a decent rake. It would probably be more noticeable with the offset provided by the TRD wheels. I've considered ditching the XREAS, but I spend most of...

Do you have pictures? I have the same 4Runner as you and I'm considering these wheels as well. My plan was to go with the Nitto tires that come on the Pro to keep the overall weight down. I would like a little softer ride myself.

I will put it in 4 low and see. It isn't as loud as 4 low on the previous vehicles I have had where I actually used 4 low.

Your first paragraph describes my noise exactly. I can't really tell if it is getting louder because now I'm so keyed into the noise I hear it all the time. I have a hard time accepting this is just normal for a Toyota 4Runner. It reminds of the clunk when stopping that both my Gen 4 and...

I'm going to get the tires rotated next week as part of the 5000 mile service. However, I doubt it is tire noise. The noise goes away as soon as I let off the gas and I can still hear the tire whine.

I think that is the same sound. It was hard for me to tell in the video.