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OEM standard factory speakers are 4ohm. I can’t speak to the JBL, but the speakers I removed are 4ohm.

Toyota isn’t going to replace anything until it fails and throws up codes.

Definitely not a significant change. I also had to consider if I needed to return the speakers if I didn’t like them. The “damage” is all under a speaker grill and once buttoned up, you can’t even tell.

Installed some new dash speakers today. Factory stereo, SR5, non-JBL. Replacement is on the left, factory on the right in that first photo. Seemed like quite a few people have used these in automotive applications so I figured I’d give them a try. I used TacoTunes speaker harness adapters...

I’m Using some Dayton Audio 6.5” woofers and FaitalPro 4” mids in the dash. Dayton 6.5 Woofer FaitalPro Mid

I wonder if they are adding it to a JBL system. I realize there’s no replacement for a good solid amplifier, but this does give me a little more headroom for volume as I can’t really take the volume over 50. Once I replace the speakers and do some sound deadening on the doors and floor pan, I...

Just installed a Beat Sonic amp in my 24’ SR5 w/ factory stereo. WOW! Huge difference for a five minute install. $300 really elevates the system and sounds loads better than my 21’ TRD w/JBL system. Can’t wait to get my new dash and door speakers in. Highly recommended mod.

The windows roll up fine. The auto roll down is not triggered once they are seated. There is only some noise when the windows are cracked, but no sound with windows all the way up.

Added WeatherTech rain deflectors today. They went in easy and look nice.

SR5, I also do not have the tail gate damper/assist. very noticeable too having gotten used to my 2021 tailgate on the 3rd gen. Just unlatch and drop. info like that the tailgate locks with the doors, but this is an oversight in my opinion.

Yeah, that’s my point. It’s two steps that the rest of us figured out. It’s not that hard.

Yeah, it’s two steps. Lmao

Can someone explain what to be looking for if the transmission starts to fail? Does it go out at once? Just curious what to be looking for. I had a 2018 Colorado with the shudder problem, and it was fixed with a TSB.