Using a light amount of anti-seize on the hub will help wheel from sticking. Don't use so much that it oozes out and slings on to brake rotors. Handy tip if you have to fix a flat on the road.
"Properly equipped" means a class IV weight distributing hitch setup (complete with trunnion bars) and sway control, aux trans cooler and brake controller. regardless of engine. You will have less pulling power in the hills but it will pull with V6.
Heads up '08's and '09's you can turn off...
If your really concern about camber/ tire wear use sidewalk chalk rub on tread. do this in three to four patches on front tires. drive on flat level surface in straight line for 100 ft check tire wear chalk should wear off evenly across tread pattern. If it wears on outer edge to much positive...
I have worked at 4 different stealerships none of which ever used manufacturers recommended fluids. Its about their bottom dollar and if Napa or O'Rielley's as it cheaper that what they use.
They have different gear oil weights for a reason I would use what is recommended or at least do more...
13 Y.O. boy takes dad's 06 4R for drive. After greeting a pole and a ditch truck is destroyed. Kid is OK in hospital with minor injuries (at least till Dad gets home) Thank you Toyota. This happened in Harrington Delaware. Do internet search. Gruesome photos. I really cannot blame the kid for...
Check it yourself. On level ground, Check air pressure in both rear tires make them the same psi use block of wood and a level check "good" side first check for plumb even if a little off remember where bubble is check other it see if its same or very close (equal but opposite direction). Then...
WHY? its is to be lifetime service. I can see maybe doing it once but not at every oil change. have you not read the slew of post regarding shifting issues after flush and fill? why take that risk?
Might want to think about filter wrench too. If regular maintenance has been kept on schedule then you should be ok with a non high mileage oil. Synthetic or blended I believe are the same not sure though. I personally like synthetics But it does not matter just be consistent. Stick with 5w30.
There is a tag bracket that attaches to bumper than tag attaches to the bracket. Don't see these brackets in Delaware to often cause we are not required to have front tags but I got one still in bag from dealer sorry cant have it. contact your local dealer to order one. I will check for part...