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What do you carry to clean your windshield when out on the trail? I've tried several solutions but haven't found a system I really love.

Tred Pro

WOW!

I'm not familiar with that axle manufacturer but some (e.g. Dexter) will sell you replacement hubs so that you won't need an adapter. I would check with Lippert.

Actually, it was PnP for me on my 2019 Toyota Tacoma. No adapters, no extra harnesses, no special knowledge needed. The steering wheel controls work and there are lots of customization options for the user interface. There are two things I don't like, both pretty minor. 1. The telephone ring...

So far the Joying has been great but it has only been a few days. If problems crop up I'll report them.

Pretty much says it all right there. My guns must be defective. Not a single one has ever acted on its own volition.

I used to have an iPad mini and an iPhone 11 hanging off those Ram mounts. Toyota's Entune system is truly horrible. But a replacement HU running Android Auto and Apple Carplay is a better, less distracting solution for me. The Joying HU was $300 and integrates beautifully with the Tacoma and...

I went from a 2011 JKU to a 2014 T4R to a 2019 Tacoma. Of the three I liked the 4Runner the best.

I must have missed it...what does it say?

When are you accepting visitors?

Neat idea. I'm interested to see Release 2.0.

The deer love mine.

Wow! So you've already done a lot. How about a picture of your rig?

The Taco bros will tell you to get a lift and bigger tires and racks and sliders and bumpers and lights and a winch and all kinds of other stuff to be expo-sexual. However, it is plenty capable as is unless you plan to get into serious rock crawling or deep mud. Take it out, air down the tires...

Welcome from Liberty Hill, TX.

Nice job! I had a 1st gen and drove it for 14 years. Wish I had it back.

I lived there when I worked for TI in the Semiconductor Group. Moved to Austin area in 1981 (still with TI) and still live just north in Liberty Hill.

Stupidity is the killer, not CO, not CO2, not hypoxia...stupidity.

Do you mean CO? CO2 is carbon dioxide. CO is carbon monoxide. It is a common mistake and often confuses the issue because different heaters can produce either (or both).