Recent content by nvbirdman

Hope he's near a Home Depot so he can buy a few rolls of duct tape.

Sounds like my best option is to go to a nearby discount tire store and just have all four sensors replaced.

VERY good information, thank you guys.

It's an '18, so one year older than yours.

My tire warning light came on so I checked the pressure on all four tires and they're good. Where should I start checking next? TIA

Thank you for clarifying that.

Yes, as I said mine is a 5th gen and I went to a locksmith who was able to grind and program a new key.

I had one made at a locksmith (5th generation) and I think it only cost me about $50. That was a few years ago, so maybe more, maybe less.

Just a thought. How about two jacks with the correct length 4x4 bolted to them. Working from the front you could do two pumps on the first, two pumps on the second, two pumps on the first, etc.

Took me about three hours, but I was 75 years old and doing it by myself.

I got my Shrockworks sliders about three years ago, everything was complete, and I am very happy with them.

I ordered my '18 and the dealer called me on a Friday afternoon and said it was in. By the time I got down to look at it, it was after 6:00pm. The dealer just told me to take it home and bring us your personal check tomorrow.

I ordered Shrockworks sliders a few years ago in a group buy. After seeing others here get their sliders and me getting nothing I called them. Without an invoice number or anything, I gave him my name and he knew exactly who I was, and where in the process my sliders were. When I got them two...

I'll check my t4r tomorrow, but I know on my lexus I can choose between six presets or twelve presets (maybe even eighteen). Play with the radio a little bit and you might find you can do the same.

'18 4runner, I was under the hood and checked the oil level just for fun. It was great. Might as well check the transmission fluid level too. No dipstick. Looked in the owner's manual and there was nothing on checking the trans fluid level. Do you go under the truck and pull a plug and stick...