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Did the mapping help with starting the bike after the bikes been installed? My stock Husky 450 is really hard to start when I stole it.

Where do I get that bumper liner???

What Is The Hourly Wage Of A Mexican Worker To Assemble Toyota Trucks In Mexico ? I Heard Sub $3 Per Hour ? Get What You Pay For ...

I've heard that the intake is louder than the exhaust on these newer Y ZF yamahas. I am new to the pure dirt bike thing and wondering about your thoughts? It did sound pretty noisy on camera for a stock pipe.

I have a 2023 Tundra. I have had multiple issues with the gas gauge showing full when I know there is much less gas in the tank. An easy way to reset the gas gauge is to park on flat ground, leave the engine running and put the automatic transmission in park. Engage the transmission to drive. Shut off the engine. Watch the gas gauge. It should start to drop to the appropriate level (approximately 20 to 30 seconds). Put the transmission back in park. Restart your engine and all should be good. My dealer said they have never heard of the problem or how to reset. I have it documented at the dealer and am hoping Toyota can come up with a fix.

250f for the winners, most agile, fast and lightweight bike that has enough power to do everything, gives you huge potential, and learns you fast, also do not want to kill you every 5 seconds. Imo best "do it all" machine (except long travel, and high speeds), it shines in cross country, mx, and hard enduro Very popular option in Europe, among 350f and 300 2t

Good lord that has more rock chips already than my 2018 and I have like a -12 offset with 275s.

Even though I don’t routinely drive on unimproved roads, I am adding ppf today to the “hips” on my off road. I figure $32 for ppf is a good investment.

I like that you're using those turbo's, increasing pressure, and towing a trailer (even a light one), want to see if those turbos are going to make it to 200K miles.

Running boards help

How come you have a small screen with the upgrade pkg. ?? Thanks for the video✌🏻

The owner’s manual makes no mention of using higher octane fuel for better performance. Use 87 octane minimum. regular unleaded is all you need

Rodney, have you ever considered Falcon Wildpeaks? I have heard good things about them?

It's too bad the new BFG KO3's have the balance issues like the KO2's. I would have tried a set if the balance issues would have been resolved.

Have my dealer trying to locate a TRD OR Premium in super sonic. Not many around right now.

Do have 285 70r17 BF goodrich all terrain tires that's what I put on my 2024 tacoma TRD off-road l love it

Toyota needs to put factory ppf over the whole rear fender.

Are you using wireless car play? If so, do you know if it behaves better when using wired car play?

Main baring assembly too weak over heating causing brake down ..

You stated “nothing to worry about” if you want to buy a brand new 2024 Tundra. That is not accurate. Several 2024 owners have reported engine failures already. It seems Toyota did not include 2024 VINs at this time in order to avoid a stop sale situation. I was about to purchase a 2024 Tundra and just put on the brakes. I would NOT buy a new 2024 Tundra right now. The risks are high and resale values are tanking fast.

M for manual.. if you are reviewing a vehicles, you should know

Rodney, the reason the hybrid version wasn't recalled is because this is a "safety" recall. Toyota says that if the hybrid version of the engine fails, the electric motor can power the truck until it's safe to pull over, so there is no safety issue in their mind and thus no recall. They're recalling the non-hybrid version of the engine because the truck loses power while potentially moving at fast highway speeds, creating a safety hazard. Toyota also decided to exclude 2024 Tundra's despite the fact that there have been plenty of 2024 Tundra owners that have reported the exact same bearing failure. This recall is a joke.

2024 Lexus GX? Or the LX? I got a 24 GX coming. I sold my 24 tundra 😂

picking out rocks after you are off the gravel roads is nice for drivers that are behind you. It will save plenty of windshields. One thing that confuses me is why do you think you are just protecting the bed of your truck when on pavement... I am petty sure these tires will fling rocks while driving down a gravel road causing the same nicks and dings. The only protection is better rockguards at the wheel well, some protective armor at the bed, and limiting gravel road diving. Appreciate the review!

200k Bumper to Bumper warranty, and I'm good! Do it, Toyota!

Rodney, I was just told my TRD sport premium was placed on QC hold the 7th of June, was wondering if you could look into it and see what’s going on? VIN#3TMLB5JN1RM021366

Is this a 6.5 bed?

I order a 24 sr5 tacoma it was built on the 5th of June got told by sells person today it's on a quality control hold it says for a under study. What does this mean

Not sure where you got a 1% rate. In the 2 year timeframe toyota sold a total of around 200k tundras and the new recall is for 100k of them, that's close to 50%

If you own this engine spend the money for an oil analysis. It'll be obvious if you have the issue.

I imagine it will be a short block, turbos, heads etc that they will have to replace. Someone said around 3b in costs though I think it will be much lower due to labor rates they have to pay vs what we pay and their costs for parts vs ours.

The takeaway from this recall is that Hyundai/Kia is building engines for Toyota? Too much of a coincidence that Toyota has the SAME problem that plagued thousands of Hyundai vehicles!

They said 1% because they REALLY DONT KNOW HOW MANY ARE AFFECTED.

The real issue is not a debris problem it is low quality bearings installed with a low flow oil design around the bearings, with the engine so small with additional turbo the engine is getting too much stress and the bearings are the one that do all the heavy load so there that is the real problems. If you already have Tundra don’t accelerate quick, don’t do heavy load and change your oil every 2500 miles.

Just listening to you seems like your covering for Toyota on this. How do you know its only 1%. I doubt Toyota would tell everybody they have a 100,000 truck recall for 1%. They would have kept their mouth shut and paid of the damage on the 1%.

Many thanks for this "so clear" video 😊 ! Here is one question please : When I choose to set the "Tires pressure" picture (reguadless its location) and then start/restart the car, this "Tires pressure" picture doesN'T come up, and another picture is displayed instead (e.g. navigation). Do you have the same behaviour/bug ?, and do you know how to fix/workaround this issue ? With thanks.

I have an early 2023 ( build date 01-2023). I’m not going to be satisfied with a short block that is put together on the dealers workbench! I think we deserve a brand new complete motor. If that doesn’t happen I’ll be getting rid of this truck and going back to my previous model, a hd2500, best vehicle I ever iwned

Lovely truck!

TOYOTA's tech is GOING down. Like Japon Economy. They don't put the money on R&D. Rubbish vehicle.

Mine is 2024 and so far the only problem its the noise on the brake pads when reversing, do you know anything about this?? Thanks

2024s are not involved in the recall but are affected. There have been documented cases of both tundra and LX600 failures

restoring shattered faith in both the tacoma and tundra may be possible by toyota giving a 100k powertrain warranty. put your warranty where your mouth is, or let these insanely overpriced trucks rot on the lot.

best advice ..DO NOT BUY ONE!!! pretty simple

Toyota's remedy is to rebuild the short block engine instead of replacing it...100,000 vehicles affected is significant no matter how you want to spin it...

1%..how many tundras did they sell 🧐 i swear it aint thay much

they recall replace short block after that engine will have another problems if not strong skills technician work on look at subaru after recall valve springs problems technician apply too much silicone and get in oil pickup tube and worn out engine

I noticed that the short block part numbers appear to be different between hybrid and non-hybrid. Also elude to the fact that the oil pressures are different. Can you confirm that the hybrid short block is a different part number?

Made in Mexico? Quality control is out the door, they make those trucks with a few dollar’s paying the employees a few bucks, how weird metal shaving recall on tacomas 23 on the rear differential mounting which could cause the differential to come apart

My theory is that it has to do with the cast iron bearing caps embedded in the aluminum ladder frame or the new non resin coated metallic bearings themselves. My theory is that the differential expansion of aluminum vs iron is causing the bearing caps to "move" out of tolerance. It starts with just a little play, but that increases over time (just like a small leak always increases over time). Solution: maybe go back to resin coating on main bearings? Maybe lose the cast iron caps - stick with 1 material with 1 thermal expansion rate? I think this recall will grow. The recall is an effort to prevent rhese vehicle from losing tremendous resale value once warranty period expires and to address NHTSA concerns Thoughts?

Who's making these engines? I had one of those tens of thousands bad engines in my 2020 Camry. Seems Toyota might want to find new contractors or go back to making their parts again if the quality issues keep happening. Toyota come up with every excuse in the book to keep from fixing my new Camry.