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People here are pretty adamant about obeying Toyota's guidelines. If you run too high of a pressure you will have excessive tire wear in the center of the tires and that can also be dangerous in wet weather. The pressure is based on the weight of the vehicle and the tire being relatively flat to...

You guys rock!

But are they made in the USA like the WeatherTech's?

Thanks to all for the tips. These horns sound great, similar to a full size domestic truck etc. One horn plugged in at a time sounds high pitched and not much better than stock but 2 together is perfect. I flipped the mounting bar/tab around on one horn and drilled out the hole bigger to allow...

Glass is made from sand.

Why not buy them direct from Husky? The only reason I see to not order off their site is if you only want the front mats. Free shipping from the looks of it. Husky Liners® - Floor Liners | Floor Mats | Car Floor Mats | Cargo Liners | Mud Flaps | Huskyliners.com

Does anyone know where the Husky's are made? I do not have a problem paying more for the WeatherTech's as they are made in the USA, but if the Husky's are too they sound like a better deal. No way I am paying $180 for Chinese made mats. I can get those at WalMart for $20.

Agreed, the drivers side has too much of an outward point in the lower back area. Very odd but love the rest of the vehicle.

You need to remove the skid plate for the process to go smoothly. I bent the tabs to make the next removal easier. Which way is everyone bending them? Bending them away from the skid plate works but barely. Best bet would be to cut them off. I purchased a dual filter wrench this morning, 65/67...

Your naivete is frightening.

Robert A. Heinlein I carry everywhere as well. Concealed means concealed. I feel for those that cannot get a permit in the oppressed states and countries. Kahr PM9 lover as well. (Physgirl's husband)

Good job talking her out of that nonsense.

I don't consider any firmly attached item that uses the body mounts as a great product. I have detailed pictures of my install, will get them up soon. Would much prefer if they used the frame.

A polishing compound will work very well on clear coat scratches. I used some Meguiars Mirror Glaze this weekend with much greater results than Scratch X etc. I believe it's meant for a buffer or polisher but when used by hand is much safer. Once it's through the clear though, it's a lost cause...

Where is Billy Mays when you need him?