Recent content by DAW89446

Your's should be the same as my 2018.

The song title and artist shows up on the screen along with any album cover art if it's on my phone. Unless I'm using navigation, my screen is always turned off. I have little data on my phone plan, therefore the data is always turned off on my phone unless I'm using it for for a short time. I...

I have hundreds of music files stored on my phone, which I play via Bluetooth. Works fine.

When I mentioned stock in my post above, I meant just that, stock. Intake, exhaust, tire size. The airbox is pretty large, field mice manage to cache two or more pounds of dog kibble in it regularly.

2018 SR5. Stock. BFG All Terrain KO2's, load range E. Trip over I80 North Central Nevada to Sacramento area yesterday, 75 all the way (even in the 80 zones). 20.8 mpg.

Don't need shocks, but I lived in June Lake and Big Pine from the 1970s to 2008 before moving to Nevada.

Replaced the OEM battery on my '18 SR5. Wouldn't crank yesterday. Charged all night, fired it up and drove to town and had it replaced. Die Hard Platinum AGM 710 CCA/885 CA at Carquest. Then I gave it a much needed bath at the coin op.

The display doesn't turn off when the cruise control is on. Just the moving bar disappears and there's no movement. I come from an era when there was no such thing as a resettable trip odometer, except on some high end cars. The vast majority had a long push button poking out from the gauge...

I'll have to admit that I thought that member xf-bot+t4r was spam as I've not seen that handle until recently :unsure::). Watching over time I see that he/she/bot is apparently legit.

I don't care for the eco bar either, but it's easy to ignore. And it turns off whenever the cruise control is used. Since I live in a very rural area, the cruise control is almost always on.

71,300 miles on my '18 SR5.

Carried a number of 8' chain-link fence top rails, sticking out the back window. Use these in extending my chicken pen, across the top, to support chicken wire draped over the top to protect the chickens from raptors.

In my lifetime, I've owned 3, 4 & 5 speed manual transmissions, including "3 on the tree". Along with 2, 3, 4 & 5 speed autos.

I have enjoyed my '18 SR5. It is used in all weather - rain, snow, ice, muddy roads. I use it on my acreage as if it were a pickup truck. I let nature wash it (I focus on the interior) and it was always parked outdoors, until recently when I built a carport, and the paint and headlights still...

Some of us remember the days when pretty much all automatics were two or three speed. We got along just fine.