You can lift KDSS
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Well if I cant find a Pro, I will have to research the KDSS threads again. I have fingers crossed a high level executive for Toyota lives in town (as many of them do) and hooked a buddy of mine up on an SR5 last year, so he is seeing if they will help me out. Seems the only way I could get a Pro here, because I am not paying $5-6k over sticker EVEN if I was loaded, absurd. So I may need to consider Trail. But as I've said in other posts, from my perspective a guy who does not have a garage or tools....if I bought a Icon Stage 1 or 2, or a Toytech Boss, plus new ATs, AND had to pay labor, I would be right where a Pro is sticker (if you could even get one sticker in this state)....AND I get really nervous about lifting a BRAND new vehicle, warranty, any quirks....I lift everything I drive (almost with exception of a Jeep WJ and one pickup over the years), but I only lift them after warranty is over and miles are piled up on them. Makes me so nervous that I could get a new vehicle, then someone puts a lift on wrong, and rather than cruising around wide eyed happy thinking reliability, I am cursing that I messed with a brand new rig, even if it was alignment issues, or someone on here having CV issues, not level side to side, etc...
So I have research to do if I end up getting a Trail. Just not much time, bear hunt coming up, and my girl just got a scary diagnosis the big C, and I am in the middle of big projects with deadlines in next two weeks...so its consuming enough emailing and calling dealers just looking for a Pro...but feel free to comment on my concerns with lifting a Trail right out of the box, I am all ears and no guru. Shhhh, I know more about Jeeps than I do Toyotas! Love/hate Jeeps...if I was in the woods all the time I LOVE them, but using one as a DD is a pain and reliability is nothing like a Yota...
****for those of us in LA/OC/SF with dealers who will not work on prices....some of the tips from other members I am learning is that it seems getting the price gurantee from Edmunds is a good route (if the dealer you choose actually accepts it), or getting a Costco membership.