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Redarc Tow-Pro Liberty Brake Controller w/ GX460 Wiring Harness (PLUG AND PLAY!) - Dash Knob - Proportional Trailer Brake Controller Specs: Proportional Controller Electric Electric over Hydraulic Automatic Leveling Dash-Mounted Knob Up to 2 Axles Hidden Indicator Lights

Less than one year old LEXUS brand receiver hitch. All fasteners are included and in great condition. Selling as I am selling the vehicle. Unit is removed, cleaned and ready to install! Selling because I bought a Tundra.

I'm in the same boat needing larger mirrors as my mirrors aren't wide enough to see around my camper trailer. I have a '23 and don't want to scuff up the exterior of them with cheap strap/clip ons. I looked for Prado options but haven't found any yet.

They have been sold. I also marked the thread as such. Please pardon my wasting your time.

Also, wheels were re-balanced a month ago. I wanted to make sure they were in balance before my trip to Utah. No vibrations, pulling or anything like that. Super quiet as Michelin's should be.

$600 - Set of four (4) rims and tires *complete* with brand new TPMS sensors. Around 8k on tires. I bought them as a 2nd set to "soft road" but decided to go another direction. No cuts, plugs or patches. Comes with all lug nuts and locking nut with key. For full-sized photos and additional...

$68.18 and $272.72 all-in is pretty inexpensive for the actual TPMS sensors from Toyota and not some questionable knock-off or something that needs to be cloned. These prices are from Lexus of Mobile and current.

Thanks! Yeah, I knew I could clone them and go with cheaper models and knock off brands, but these weren’t that expensive and I knew they would work the first time. I didn’t want to have to break the bead and go through the whole process. I have Techstream and all that, I was happy not to use it...

I just learned that this functionality was available as early as 2020!

In this video I describe what TPMS part numbers you need (Toyota Part # 42607-53020) for each wheel, installing them, setting the bead and the menu functions and process for auto-learning. Hopefully this helps some of you all who plan on adding a 2nd set of wheels. Any feedback is appreciated!

Same here! Such a helpful group!

Thanks everyone for your thoughtful replies! It looks like if I'm going "soft roading" I should look to Arizona/Utah as options for trip.

I'm looking to take a trip up to Colorado in mid to late May and was wondering if anyone has done this in a bone-stock 460? I plan on swapping the 19's out for something with a (slightly) larger sidewall, 18's. I have a sport edition and will likely be taking off the chin spoiler before the park...

Still available? TIA!