Red Line makes something my dealer likes - they don't sell it, but it meets the transfer case (SAE 75) and 75W-85 specs.
It's their 75W85 GL-5 Gear Oil:
Red Line Synthetic Oil - Gear Oil for Differentials - 75W85 GL-5 Gear Oil
I can get it off Amazon with free shipping and I think I will.
Thanks for your input, folks. Just thought I would share what I bumped into to close this out.
Yes 2012 and newer all require a 75w @ $75 a liter. Liquid gold. I called all the major oil manufacturers and they all tell me to use Toyota 75w. I finally found a 75w for $15. Full Synthetic. Check out Amazon - RAVENOL J1C1003 SAE 75W Manual Transmission Fluid - MTF-3 Full Synthetic
Dead thread revival, eh?
I figure I will throw in that I recently swapped out to Redline 75w-90 in the differentials and the transfer case after calling 2 local dealerships about the Toyota 75w TC gear oil and was met with a "I have never seen this before" and a "It says a price, but I have no idea what quantity it is..."
I haven't noticed any difference in smoothness or shifting ability from the transfer case. Somewhere in my install I think I got some gear oil residue on my exhaust system as I get wafts of gear oil smell in the cab under load when it's hot. Not the most fun experience, but it has been getting better over the 3k miles since I replaced the fluids. Oh well...
Did you use the Redline 75W90 NS gear oil?
FWIW when it was time to do mine I asked the dealer about the different weights in the diffs and transfer case and they said they just used 75w90 in all three (Ontario, Canada).