If it can be clearly heard I would suggest a ride with the service manager. I have had similar issues in the past with other vehicles with the same respond. I even had one service manager to tell me there was nothing wrong with my vehicle...after the second time going back I told him to get in...
That will be great, 11 works for me.
When I was younger and my primary mode of transportation was my motorcycle people were always asking me what do you do when it rains?...my answer: You get wet, lol
Depends on how you define best...you can't do donuts in the snow with full-time 4WD...you need part-time 4WD dis-engaged with the VSC off. Then the 4WD engaged when you get stuck, LOL
This is a trail where you must stay on the trail, i.e. no camping or taking side roads as that is private land. However the top end of the trail comes out on the Blue Ridge Parkway where there is camping at various locations.
It took us about three and a half hours, however that was the first...
Ahh, wish I had seen this post yesterday...but I am a little over two hours away. Would be interested on going on Richland Rd again sometime before the end of the year.
Try TruckChamp. Their inhouse brand are Weston's (at a better price). I would sell you mine but they probably would not fit. They have worked great but I want to go to sliders soon since I am going off-road a lot more.
Put me down as a tentative. I will be in WV all week on a hunting trip, at a college football game in Va Friday night but I have been wanting to check this place out so if I can get myself up in time I will be there....who needs sleep anyway.
Yes, that was my point. In my video the rock was wet already from rain and having just gone thru the creek and a little mud using the rear locker (once engaged) allowed me to easily climb up the rock and stay on the chosen line over the obstacle. That is what happen immediately after the video...
Actually you are only half right, but it is not standard equipment according to the 2014 (and 2015) brochure ... then online under 2015 Features & Specs it says it is "not available"...this is confusing at all, thanks Toyota:
The original question was what top mod(s) would you add to a 2014 SR5. I don't believe you can add ATRAC to a SR5, but over my many years with different vehicles a rear locker always made the biggest difference...much more than better than standard SR5 tires as a single mod...that being said...