Same.
I have a white T4R so brown/black mud is very noticeable in the engine bay.
I actually got a thin microfiber duster - its about 24" long 1.5" wide and 1/4" thick. I soak it in simple green and can get into areas I couldn't ordinarily reach, but it's been about 4 months since my last...
You're wrong. Plenty of people with non oem tires including me have the same issue.
You're not educated enough about the topic to be providing input. Please do some reading.
Lesson learned. Even with ATs lower your tire pressure. Running at 44 PSI in 4ft of sugar sand. Came to a stop and it just sank. The drivers side doesn't look bad but the sand on the passenger side was up above the frame rails touching the body!
I've got 30k on my 2016 T4R but no squealing. I haven't been through a rainy season yet (Only had it 6 months) but I would replace the pads because you have no idea how the prior guy drove it.
I do a lot of highway but he might have been jamming on those brakes every day from Hialeah to Ft...
I've got 30k on my 2016 T4R but no squealing. I haven't been through a rainy season yet (Only had it 6 months) but I would replace the pads because you have no idea how the prior guy drove it.
No offense, but if you told me to piss off I would take my business elsewhere.
Enough customers do that and you won't be torquing any bolts to spec because no one will be in your shop.
I have had the dealer not change my filter nor rotate my tires under Toyota Care. I was able to tell because I marked the tires and the oil filter housing prior to going in.
I even removed the TRD skid plate for them.
I mean holy shit. With a lift it's like a 10 minute job at that point...