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Newer models use 75W synthetic product for the t case. I confirmed this with the shop lead at my dealer. Toyota has a lock on this product, no aftermarket option available in Canada.

Just had this done at my last service, they also changed my transfer case fluid which is a special blend of oil and stupid expensive

I just use blankets when I have the car seat in for my granddaughter it seems to work ok

Thanks for the info, my dealer hadn't seen this issue yet and found no TSB's on this problem

I'm at Toyota dealer for service this morning im going to ask about it. Tried phone restart and disconnect from truck but no change so far.

Service appointment this morning at my dealer so will get their feedback but I think your suggestion is likely correct. Thanks

Recently had this error message display, my phone battery was at least 70% or better each time this has occurred.

This just showed up on my Toyota app, never had any issues so far. Going in for service soon, see what happens.

Doesn't sound like it to me.

It's not likely a serp belt issue, I think it's transmission related. I keep monitoring mine and it's getting more common but still can't nail it down. Hopefully Toyota will have a TSB and a fix soon.

I have the tri fold soft top, works well except it takes a few minutes to remove if you need to use the full box which sometimes is a pain since you need to have tools handy.

I have factory Michelins on my TRD Sport and currently getting 24mpg on the highway running 110-115 km/h avg

Mine does this when cold in the a.m. or after sitting for a few hours but then it goes away. Haven't brought it up with my dealer yet but I will at my next service.

Your mileage will improve around 5000km or 3000 miles and even more after that, just be patient, that little 2.4 is tight and if you have auto transmission it is still in learning mode. I have 32,000 km on my 2024 Sport Premium and it's getting 24 mpg hwy and 20 mpg city consistently

Fires have subsided with recent rains and where I was is quite a ways south of the one at the BC/AB border.

Two Lakes, Alberta. About 1.5 hours from home in the footsteps hills of the northern Rockies.

Owners manual suggests nothing but a damp cloth, keep in mind this is synthetic leather so I wouldn't use any other products unless you find something specific. I'm in Canada too and haven't seen anything yet that I would use.

With 58km on it it's still breaking in, if you check your manual you are supposed to take it easy for the first 1500 or so km no heavy throttle. You will find massive improvements after 5000k and it just keeps getting better. I'm at 30,000k and the engine is smooth, powerful and mostly very quiet.

I've never seen 85 Octane at the pumps in Canada. that said I think the min recommended is 87, I throw some 91 in during long trips and this engine loves it. How many miles or kms do you have on your truck?