Anyone have a current list of 2024 option codes or know where to find them? Looking for a new ORP and want to build out the specs with specific codes to email blast potential dealers.
Thanks!
I went with these. Search via Amazon:
Toyota Genuine Parts 446660140 Rear Brake Pad Set
As noted in the comments, the parts did come in Toyota/Lexus branded box. No issues/squeaks etc.
So how about "scored" rotors along with some pulsing? I've got 35k on the dial and pads were just measured at 7mm. (Just did the 35k service and that's what service commented on.) I wouldn't say I'm abusive at all, but I do drive over an 1,800' pass with stop and go work traffic twice a day, so...
Got my kit installed over the weekend. Actual time putting it together was maybe 10-15 mins, but took another 45+ to get everything tucked away cleanly. So far really happy with the improvement over stock, but as others have pointed out, there is a bit of green hue at the cut off line. Maybe...
Well, I ordered the 5k kit with the 10% discount yesterday. I just couldn't take the lack of factory lighting anymore. I'm definitely a little apprehensive about the dependability, but time will tell.
So any ideas on bulb longevity, replacement schedule, future costs and small parts availability post upgrade? Just started looking at the H11 HID / Extreme KIT for my runner. It's a much cheaper route than these, but I have to say, these look pretty darn good!
Yep, my 2007 Tacoma had that and I've noticed the same thing on my 2017 4Runner. Figured it was just a Toyota thing. I only really notice it on the lowest speed setting, but that's my primary setting. So, turn up the radio and have a :party:
Sweet! We own three of the top 20:
#1 - 2017 4-Runner (mine)
#13 - 2013 Lexus RX (wifey)
#16 - 2017 Corolla (son)
Don't foresee needing a new vehicle in a really, really long time!
So far out of 12 fill ups, here's my breakdown per Fuelio app:
Avg = 17.41
Best = 18.05
Worst = 16.61
Drive about 60 miles a day round trip for work, some stop and go, some freeway speed and about 3000' of elevation per trip.
Oh man, how true. Within 30 seconds of sitting in a Highlander it felt like I was in a mini-van. (We had an old 2001 Sienna dubbed the "Snoopy Van" so I know what it feels like.) Not my cup of tea at all. Found an ORP and haven't looked back since.
Long live the 4R!
My $.02...
My wife drives a 2013 RX450h. She'd rather ride in the 4R as she thinks the seats are way more comfortable than her Lexus. :first:
Few things "I" wish would be addressed are pretty minor:
How about a locking gas door with interior release lever? (My son's Corolla LE has it for...