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I would like to suggest for those of you who are thinking if getting a T1819 you can save a lot of money if you buy the radio with the adaptors already with it. Some of the T1819s on ebay come with the adaptors. I bought both my t1819s with the adaptor cables for around $130 each. I only then...

Why not go with the T1819 which has blue tooth so you connect your phone that way?

You can not use the ipod adaptor cable with the t1819. If you want to use an ipod it has to plug into the usb cable you have to make up.

Bump for an easy plug and play upgrade for a non jbl 4th gen.

Sorry to hear you are having problems. I have purchased 2 of these units off ebay . One I installed in my 03 4runner and the other in my daughter-in-laws 2010 Scion XB. Both work fine. As far as pairing with the phone I would first initialize the stereo to erase any previous paired devices...

I am selling my Scion Pioneer T1814 that was installed in my 03 4runner. The stereo works perfectly and I am only selling it because I replaced it with a different head unit. This will fit in any 4th gen 4runner without the jbl stereo. The install is plug and play. You can keep your steering...

You do not need a code as the stereo does not require one.

I just got finished installing a T1819 in my 03 4runner. I lucked out and got all the adaptor cables with the stereo and ordered the blue tooth microphone to make a complete install. Please be aware that this unit is not plug and play like the previous Scion/Pioneer stereos into the non jbl...

Replaced my Bridgestone AT Revo 2's with 265-65-17 Michelin LTX AT 2's. I liked the Revo 2's a lot but they barely lasted 40,000 miles so hope the Michelins last longer.

Replaced the 6 year old battery with a new one from Wally world.

Nope, your steering wheel controls will still work.

The Destinations are 265 75 R 16 LT range C. I do drive off road and was not comfortable with a P rated tire for that purpose. I actually would have gone with the Revos instead of the Destinations but the only LT rated tire for this size in the Revos is an E range and was not keen on that...

I have run 50,000 miles on my 2003 with the AT Revos and they are great. They are quiet, ride well, and are very good in the snow. Just replaced them with the AT Revo 2s. I just put on a set of the Firestone Destination ATs on my 2005 Xterra and am impressed with them also. They are very...

We ran 66,000 miles (6 years) on our 2003 V6 with no noticeable degradation in mileage or performance. Just replaced them so you can definately go more than the 30,000 recommendation.

35 PSI on Bridgestone Revos. 40 PSI is better for fuel economy but I find the ride too rough.