Rolled over 60K this week! ('13 T4R SR5 is 2 years old this month)
Had Windshield #3 installed on Tuesday, then drove directly to the Inspection Station for my first State Inspection (had the 2-year New Vehicle inspection from Nov 2012). I'm anal, and had them place the Inspection Sticker low in the corner (as far down and in as it would go), and put my new registration NEXT TO it (prevents the extra blind spot you get from having the registration sticker above the inspection - never understood why that is the "Default" placement anyways?).
I used Binswanger Glass this time (I used Safelite last time / August '14). The Binswanger installers seemed much more professional and experienced (the Safelite installers seemed like younger kids looking for some cash, Binswanger seemed like decade-experienced techs who cared about their work).
Then, the Binswanger tech told me the Heated Windshield connection wasn't hooked up on the old windshield (one Safelite installed in August '14), and it appeared they (Safelite) didn't remove the trim/cowling by the wipers for better access when replacing the glass (lazy techs).
This new windshield is a "Pilkington Solar" and is supposed to be pretty good, and it was like $75 cheaper than Safelite! I won't be going back to Safelite...
I also changed my rear diff oil (Redline 75W85 GL5 Full Synthetic) - it was pretty filthy and had a good deal of metal shavings (both on the magnetic drain plug and some visible in the old oil!).
Then I changed my transfer case oil (Toyota Transfer Case Oil "LF" and topped off with Redline 75W85 GL4). It was golden and looked like new! But changed it regardless. Also lubed the driveshafts while I was down there (do it every oil change, too).
Then I detailed the inside on Thursday, and addressed a few other T4R items on my "T4R To Do" list. Rain rain rain, so the inside was all I could attack.
2 Years old and still feels and smells like new

Love my T4R!!! :cheers: