I have one for sale in Buffalo, NY. Just removed it last night. I’m in Eden, about 30min south of the city.
Do you still have the cargo tray for sale?
Thanks!
Bobby
I have one for sale in Buffalo, NY. Just removed it last night. I’m in Eden, about 30min south of the city.
I will have a complete sliding tray for sale within the next couple of weeks in Denver,CO.
I just ordered a 2021 TRD Pro without one and it's on it's way to the dealership. I was unable to add the rear sliding cargo tray. This seems to be very useful for my kids and I am now trying to figure out how to add it.
Anyone have luck with getting a dealership to install this?
I’ll have one in Atlanta shortly. Maybe 30 Days. Just need some time to remove to build my flat surface
I've decided to remove my tray for installation of a BOSS Strongbox 4Runner drawer system.
Rather than find someone to swap parts with, I decided to just buy the required parts so that I can swap back to the factory slide if I ever sell my 4Runner - especially if I upgrade to a new 4Runner and want to move the box over to the new rig.
If anyone is looking to do the same here are the Toyota OEM parts (with MSRP prices) that you need to convert the cargo area to a non-slide model:
(2) 58249-60020; BRACKET, CENTER FLOOR BOARD SUPPORT $20.37 ea.
* You can reuse the two bolts per bracket from the brackets you are swapping. They are the same part numbers.
(2) 64721-60010-C0; COVER, LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT $37.21 ea. (these are the cargo D rings and are a different shape than the ones on the cubby/panel you are removing)
(1) 58401-35061-C3; BOARD SUB-ASSY, RR FRONT $232.24 (this replaces the storage cubby with the sloped floor behind the rear seat)
(1) 58579-35021; PAD, RR FLOOR $248.22
(1) 58570-35150-C5; CARPET ASSY, RR FLOOR $482.42
Notes:
1) I found all of the parts online from another Toyota dealer for much less than MSRP (even with the $100 S&H). My local dealer wanted full MSRP + sales tax. :gun6:
2) The carpet alone nearly doubles the cost and for some reason, Toyota considers it freight so it adds ANOTHER $200+ in shipping. (You can't just roll it up and shove it in a box? :shrug: ) Since I am covering all of the rear carpet with a Strongbox, I found a roll of automotive carpet on Amazon for $37.48 & free shipping. Reviews were good and one person mentioned using it in their 4Runner for a sleeping platform and it was a near-perfect match to the factory carpet. I will cut to size with enough to tuck under the trim pieces.
I've decided to remove my tray for installation of a BOSS Strongbox 4Runner drawer system.
Rather than find someone to swap parts with, I decided to just buy the required parts so that I can swap back to the factory slide if I ever sell my 4Runner - especially if I upgrade to a new 4Runner and want to move the box over to the new rig.
If anyone is looking to do the same here are the Toyota OEM parts (with MSRP prices) that you need to convert the cargo area to a non-slide model:
(2) 58249-60020; BRACKET, CENTER FLOOR BOARD SUPPORT $20.37 ea.
* You can reuse the two bolts per bracket from the brackets you are swapping. They are the same part numbers.
(2) 64721-60010-C0; COVER, LUGGAGE COMPARTMENT $37.21 ea. (these are the cargo D rings and are a different shape than the ones on the cubby/panel you are removing)
(1) 58401-35061-C3; BOARD SUB-ASSY, RR FRONT $232.24 (this replaces the storage cubby with the sloped floor behind the rear seat)
(1) 58579-35021; PAD, RR FLOOR $248.22
(1) 58570-35150-C5; CARPET ASSY, RR FLOOR $482.42
Notes:
1) I found all of the parts online from another Toyota dealer for much less than MSRP (even with the $100 S&H). My local dealer wanted full MSRP + sales tax. :gun6:
2) The carpet alone nearly doubles the cost and for some reason, Toyota considers it freight so it adds ANOTHER $200+ in shipping. (You can't just roll it up and shove it in a box? :shrug: ) Since I am covering all of the rear carpet with a Strongbox, I found a roll of automotive carpet on Amazon for $37.48 & free shipping. Reviews were good and one person mentioned using it in their 4Runner for a sleeping platform and it was a near-perfect match to the factory carpet. I will cut to size with enough to tuck under the trim pieces.
Only problem I ran into on this list is 58570-35150-C5 DOES NOT FIT a 2022. For 2022 it's 58570-35160-C1.
Mechanic just pulled it out for me - now how/where do I sell it?! It's up on FB Marketplace for $1k. Costing $600+ for the standard parts to replace it.