General Discussion and BS thread -Safe Haven

Stupid. Motor Trend is obviously yanking it to promises of the next Honda Ridgeline then.

I see Colorados everywhere now...as fleet vehicles. I haven't seen very many personally owned.

 

My town is totally a chevy town. So I see them a bit. Only seen two other tacomas on the road and I work with one of them.

 

GM still owes me enough to buy a loaded Tundra and since they don't plan on paying me back I don't plan on giving them another dime EVER!
Drove the Honda CRV and the Mitsu Outlander. The Outlander was comfortable and comes with some nice features but also comes with a bit of a cheesy feel to the inside. You have to give up a lot of features to put a 6 cylinder under the hood or give up a lot money. Bottom line, the Mitsu is off the list. The CRV was also very comfy, drove pretty good and was nicely packaged for the money. Still need to check out the Rav4 and I have talked her into a more thorough look and drive the Subaru's again. She keeps talking about how good the Tacoma feels and looks. we are taking our time and having fun doing the research. more news at 11

 

I picked up my 2016 DCSB 6MT TRD Sport this weekend, but noticed there isn't any TPMS readout on the small info LCD by the speedo & tach. The Toyota dealer hadn't seen this yet, and will be contacting Toyota. Anyone else have this issue? I'm assuming SR5 trim & up all have this feature?

 

It's somewhere there. I saw it once but haven't been able to find it again when I looked. I have been avoiding the manual like the plague lol.

 

Sometimes it takes a minute or two after you start the vehicle in order to get a tire pressure reading.

 

The Prius sedan has an amazing amount of cargo space with the rear seats folded down. We've had ours packed full of camping/fishing gear and stacked full of cat traps for my wife's feral cat TNR (trap, neuter, release) volunteer work. You don't want to know what feral cat urine smells like in your car.

If I had bad weather, bad roads, mountains and water to cross in a car, I'd be driving a Subaru Forester, Crosstrek, or Outback. The Crosstrek Hybrid looks very interesting.

All the best on the car search. Now back to our regularly scheduled Tacoma discussion...

 

Cycle over to the little truck (4th from the left). If it's showing Pitch and Roll (TRD OR Only), hit up and it should show the tire pressures.

 

TRD models and up should have it. Have you used the toggle switch on the right side of steering wheel to go through the menus?

 

This is what I see. The little truck icon seems to be missing or hidden. Toyota dealer and I went through all the menus and options, couldn't find a way to show it.

 

Maybe it's a Canadian thing? Any other Canada member not have it?

 

I can confirm the SR5 package does have the separate TMPS reading on the infotainment screen.

 

From my '16 TRD Off-Road. Still wondering if Canada is different with what theirs shows.

 

Yep! SR5s have it.

 

why do you care? you want to tell your buddies you have the MT blessings?

 

Can you be more of a jerk?

 

Is that a challenge?

 

If you guys want to argue about the MT TOTY comparo, I started a whole thread on it. Plenty of room to thread crap over here!

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...ar-why-chevy-won-toyota-lost-analysis.401577/

 

No...you'd probably win.

 

Best reply I've ever read on this shitty website.