Heated seats

Is it possible to add heated seats on my Taco? She didn’t came with them from factory and I’m kinda jealous of my wife since she has heated seats so I was wondering if it’s possible to add them and make them look like factory heated seats

 

Yep. Plenty of kits to add heated seats. I added them to my 2015.

 

Yes you can. I found some on Amazon a few years back to add to my wife’s 4Runner. They fit under the upholstery and came with factory style switches that fit in some of the empty switch spots. I want to do the same to my taco some day

 

Yes there’s nice kits for under $100 i put a set in my father in laws 2012 and i put a set in mine

 

Yep-did front and rear in my 2015.
Here is a link for what I did for the back seats: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/something-different-rear-seat-heaters-pt-ii.589226/

and the front seats:https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...t-and-rear-2015-quadcab.590587/#post-19738246
Fun project. Have fun!

 

FWIW the Canadian trucks had heated seats as an option after about 2011 (at a guess), my 2015 has them and they are great. I'd imagine all the OEM parts are available if you want to go the OEM route.

 

The OEM heated seat parts are really expensive. Like several hundred dollars for everything.

 

2010 tacoma here with factory heated seats . Currently the seat heater module is unavailable as they were famous for burning the wiring connectors .
If you are planning seat heaters , Its far cheaper to go aftermarket

 

I have these in my truck:

https://www.wetokole.com/Heater.html

 

I bought a cheap generic set off ebay and added them myself in 2015 as well. I remember it being pretty labor intensive. I removed the seats from the cab. Then you have to peel the factory seat covering back as you clip all the internal hog rings that secure them. Once off you can place the heating pads and reinstall the coverings. I used zip ties everywhere a hog ring was. I seem to remember I spent about 5 hours straight doing this one day. And to my surprise the cheap heaters still work over 5 years later.