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I was never able to get it to work. Tossed it on a shelf in the garage for future remedies.

Yes mine is backwards too. Well, backwards to every other vehicle I have driven.

Same, but on the door card. It really sucks.

Same for me in 4 Hi. If I run it around in 4 Lo it stays cool.

Pull down from the edge closest to the windshield. It takes some force.

Yes they are SL rated.

32 pounds all around. I also changed out the tires for Falken Wildpeaks but they had no change to the bounce.

I looking for some help on my 2024 Tacoma Sport. When buying the Sport trim model it was explained to me that the sport is just a glorified SR5 with some fancy sporty looking bits. But 5000 miles in, this truck is bouncing me to death. It can be super smooth at times but it's the worst on cement...

Yup, everything worked except for the MTS and Craw buttons. I drove it around a bit and did several power cycles. Nothing

Yes I had it in 4Hi. I'll play around with it a little more cuz I really want this to work! :)

I tried this on my Sport and it did not work. The MTS button does not light up or change anything on the dash. :sadface:

Sweet!

Do you have a Amazon link? I only see them for the 3rd Gen. EDIT. I found them. https://a.co/d/4w7Kb0D

It feels like a tire is out of balance. It's not terrible, but it does shake things around in the cab. Feels like it's coming from the front.

Oh no, that does not instill much confidence in me. Definitely not normal since these trucks were smooth as glass at purchase. Crap

How's it going trying to solve your issue with the vibration? I have the same vibration with my Sport. I had the tires balanced 3 times, then replaced the tires for a new set and the truck is still vibrating above 50 mph.

Any updates? My Sport has the shakes too.

I came from a Subaru Outback and yes the interior of the Tacoma feels tiny in comparison. But I got used to it really quick and I don't regret my decision to jump out of a Subaru. Well, maybe except for the back seat room for my kids.

Good to know. This is my first Tacoma.

I've owned Subaru's, Honda's and Toyota's in the past and the speedo always was very accurate. I'll run a freeway marker test and see what I come up with. Thanks for the ideas!