Derated payload sticker in door sill?

I’m the original owner- I’ve never noticed this sticker in my door sill before.

Anybody else have one or know why a truck would be de-rated by 1 pound?!

(Yellow sticker)

 

Some mod by Toyota raised the weight of the static vehicle so the payload was reduced by the same amount.

 

This, any dealer/port add-on that adds weight to the vehicle requires they put a sticker on it stating that the load carrying capacity is reduced by the amount of weight added.

Mine has one because it had the predator steps on it when I bought it, never seen one for just 1lb before though.

 

Probably added floor mats at the port.

 

Spare fuse and fuse puller in lid to fuse box, nice dealer add on

 

If you had the front radar sensor leak fixed, that’s about right. Maybe the third brake light too.

 

It’s from the 1/2 quart of ATF they had to add when they found it was low at the port.

 

Short answer: Lawyers

 

I've seen those on other trucks, but never 1 lb. Often 20-100 lbs. It is because of something added to the truck after it came off the assembly line

 

Um no. Dumbass people who would sue over payload.

 

Addresses port add-ons that might even slightly affect payload after the original sticker was applied at the factory. Relieves Toyota & the distributor of potential future liability, but mainly shields them from being sued for overstating capacity by the same folks who like to sue when their coffee is too hot….

 

exactly. lawyers. someone's filing all that paperwork.

 

Mine was a 20# reduction……I removed that sticker

 

Or their Reeces candy doesn't match the picture on the package.

 

TIL 1LB = 1KG

 

1lb? That's rough.

 

mine had 0lb

 

We all know math is hard lol.

 

Tomato/Tomatoe