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Thanks! Any idea on a source for those?

Team Taco, I think Prinsu uses a 1/4" carriage bolt to fasten items down to their roof rack, and Thule uses a specific T-track bolt with M8x1.25 threads, but what does the stock Toyota rack use? The Thule T-Track bolts fit, but theiy're not idea. I'm curious what everyone is using and can...

I have this cap on my Trailhunter. You do not lose 360 degree view. And the cap has a small “portal” window so your bed lights and rear view camera are still useful. I just zoomed my rear view camera in on the back window of the cap and I get a decent image. Because the rear view camera has...

No mention of Canadian customers.

I am very happy that these are working out for folks. I really want to see how they look on trim with the narrower wheel flares. I'm not sure if they would look amazing or stupid being wider than the flare. I imagine that's all in the eye of the beholder. I am relatively confident that they...

Yup. Looks exactly like mine. Notice how the flap edge comes out parallel to the outside edge of the flare? That’s the way it ought to be. These are the flaps with the part number that ends in R50. They are wider than the set that has the PN that ends in R00. I hope they help you out man.

I don’t think that’s correct. There is another set that is slightly narrower that ends in R00. The wide ones - they fit the wider flares of the TH and Pro end in R50. The set part number is PK389-35R50-P1.

That was me with that Canadian mudflap quote. The biggest thing is that they are wider. Here is the part number of you’re interested in trying to track them down. Note that these are installed on a TH and they stick out as far as the wider flares that come on that model.

I love it when someone asks for a reference and the author can just slam one down. That's fantastic. I love a good reference drop.

I'm also very curious as to how this gets done.

I'm keeping mine. If I ever sell my truck it will pull the SmartCap off and sell it independently, then put the chase rack back on so it's "factory complete".

That interference with the rear view camera is very small. If you really can’t pull the cover even 1/8” back, then my guess is that after a few weeks of driving around and using the cover, it will settle a bit, especially at the point where it folds. That might just give you the tiny bit of...

I have an iPhone SE2022 (with is similar to the 13) and my kids have the old iPhone SE (which I think is the 11). All our phones work well with the Toyota system. My recommendation is, if you're happy with the functionality of your iPhone, don't bother upgrading it until you can't upgrade your...

It looks great. That back hatch bump out looks cool.

That's a tradeoff for sure. A couple of benefits include the ability to finance the whole shooting match, and coverage under the Toyota warranty.

https://www.toyota.ca/toyota/en/owners/manuals

And here is a picture of the front passenger side flap with P/N

Okay guys - that didn't take too long. I had a meeting get cancelled, it wasn't raining, AND it's not dark here just yet. So I popped outside and pulled off the mudguards. Part Number Front: PK389-35R50-F1 Part Number Rear: PK389-35R50-R1 Both parts also have stamps saying Made in Canada...

Hey folks, I looked on the weekend for a part number and there is nothing apparent, so I am assuming I will have to pull a flap off and look on the backside. It's been pouring rain here for a couple days and I don't have anywhere dry I can really work. So I'm waiting for a decent day where I...

What city was this in? Did you notice if it was a long/short bed? Did it have the big or small mud guards? It's unbelievable what these dealerships try to get away with. I guess there's enough stupid consumers out there to take advantage of with their garbage.