What Have You Done To Your 4th Gen Today?

No power tail gate. I don’t think the bottom piece would interfere, and probably is stopping the vast majority of the dust. The seals on the sides certainly would.

 

Viofo A229 plus. First dash cam, but first new vehicle and a state without no-fault insurance, so...insurance.



EKR seat covers. Wrinkles will work themselves out with time. Liking the almost all black interior. Black on terra is the theme. Eventually wheels will be all black too.



Dog house.



Cheap Amazon flexible mud flaps. Might have liked canadian OEM for more width, but I'll also be putting 255s on so they'll be a bit slimmer.

 

Did a little decoration, otherwise planning to keep the truck clean.

 

recently discovered this brand, a nice alternative to NOMAD, love it. Is the width 8.5? I wanted to ask if a wider wheel (stock TRD Offroad is 7.5) would interfere with the steering knuckle on the inner side?

 

Which roof rack are you guys using that will hold a RTT and or two fat asses.
TIA.
Have a hard tonneau cover that I would like to keep.

I also have a pair off fog lights, mine did not come with any, but from what I read, them things are hard to put on.

 

Our office has a 2025 OR premium. As the manager, I used that at a charity event Friday, and returned a whole lot of gear to the office early Saturday morning.

Since I needed to do some work at our remote cabin, and the office was on the way, I gave the truck its inaugural trip in the woods.

I assumed (I know, I know...RTFM) that when I put it in 4Lo, most, if not all of the nanny devices would be disabled.
Nope.

The moment I left the old rail grade and was on the trail, the alarms were sounding almost nonstop. At one point I encountered a Ram 1500 heading downhill, so I backed down to a place where I could pull into the trees safely and let them pass. The truck was screaming like a little girl who walked into a web full of spiders.

Will be reading the manual before the next time. There HAS to be a way to hit the trail in peace.

On the plus side, the ride was physically comfortable: much more like my wife's 4Runner TRD Pro than my personal Taco OR with the factory lift and leaf springs. So, there's that.

 

100% agree. I think I saw someplace here, or another forum, how to disable the sensors. You cannot adventure in the weeds without the truck constantly screaming at you.

 

The truck needs a trail button or something that lets to disable a whole bunch of stuff with one press.

 

Avid reader, 1st post. Just wanted to say thanks for the input and share. The latest was adding TRD Pro wheels w/ Bridgestone Ascent tires. Done, for now.