Does anyone know when the 2020 Heritage Edition will actually hit dealers?

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Thanks for the info on the package name. I didn't know what it was called but was thinking "nightshade".

When you get the Heritage edition, can you tell us if the Bronze BBS wheels say "TRD" or "PRO"? I have yet to see one of those in person.

TRD on this pic

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On a side note, I ordered a Heritage Edition grill for my 2016. I should have it in about a week. I will post some pics when I get it installed.

Aside from the darker areas of trim, it is also of the more modern style that appears on LCs in other markets. It is hard to explain but US 2016+ base grills have more rows of thick bars on them whereas the new version creates one visual line which flows across at the top of the L brackets near headlights. Much cleaner look.

Heritage grill
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Regular grill below
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attached info for glossy black 2017 TRD Pro Wheels

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The online tire specs for the "Standard LC" to the Heritage is: 285/60/18 vs 285/65/18.

Not an enormous difference, but enough that I would think Toyota had to recalibrate the speedo.

Anybody know if the tire size difference exists or if it's a web page error?
 
My wifes heritage awaiting delivery, says TRD

Thanks for the info on the package name. I didn't know what it was called but was thinking "nightshade".

When you get the Heritage edition, can you tell us if the Bronze BBS wheels say "TRD" or "PRO"? I have yet to see one of those in person.

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Initially official literature said 275/65/18 for Heritage which was exciting, eluding to the very possible option of the Michelin LTX A/T2 as found on Tundra TRD Pro. However, my official source guide says now says 285/60/18 as on non-heritage trims. I was disappointed today when my personal Heritage arrived with Dunlop Grandtrek 285/60's booooooooo. It is what it is I guess. to the dumpster soon anyway
 
Aside from the size difference, my guess for the choice of Dunlop tire is because it is a Japanese made vehicle so it gets a Japanese brand tire which Dunlop now is. The TRD PRO Michelin is made in Oklahoma.
 
Aside from the size difference, my guess for the choice of Dunlop tire is because it is a Japanese made vehicle so it gets a Japanese brand tire which Dunlop now is. The TRD PRO Michelin is made in Oklahoma.
Excellent point
 
Can someone clarify this for me: the initial photos of the Heritage mentioned blacked out headlights and black portions of the grill. See photo. All the auto show photos I can find appear to show regular headlights and the grill not having any blacked out portions. Which is it?

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They are switching out the Dunlop Grand "GrandMess" tires for Nitto Terra Grappler G2's on mine.
After much deliberation going Blade side out rather than lightning bolt on sidewalls !
Supposedly arrives dealership tomorrow 10/4 !
EDIT - Now I am told dealership arrival for my rig 10/11. Tick tock ...
 
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They are switching out the Dunlop Grand "GrandMess" tires for Nitto Terra Grappler G2's on mine.
After much deliberation going Blade side out rather than lightning bolt on sidewalls !
Supposedly arrives dealership tomorrow 10/4 !

Are Grandtreks that bad???? It seems to have decent constructions: 2 steel plies, 2 polyester, and 1 nylon. I know that they do not last long, but are they bad?
 
Are Grandtreks that bad???? It seems to have decent constructions: 2 steel plies, 2 polyester, and 1 nylon. I know that they do not last long, but are they bad?
If you drive all highway in dry weather year around you probably will be ok. These tires in minimal wet weather will send you hydroplaning and forget it if you are attempting to drive in snow/slush or off road in any capacity.
 
Are Grandtreks that bad???? It seems to have decent constructions: 2 steel plies, 2 polyester, and 1 nylon. I know that they do not last long, but are they bad?

Grantreks are not that bad. They are nice tires. They just look like street slicks and are not good for off-road. But, they do their job. They are very nice riding on-road. Just bought a new set for my wife's LX last week.
 
They are switching out the Dunlop Grand "GrandMess" tires for Nitto Terra Grappler G2's on mine.
After much deliberation going Blade side out rather than lightning bolt on sidewalls !
Supposedly arrives dealership tomorrow 10/4 !

Can you post a picture of the two sides so I can see what you mean by this? Considering these tires for my 200.

Edit: found them
 


Looks like this dealer in NC got one. This video is shot outside in natural light, so you can see some of the finer features.

FYI, I watched on mute :)
 


Looks like this dealer in NC got one. This video is shot outside in natural light, so you can see some of the finer features.

FYI, I watched on mute :)

Yeah, definitely need mute. At 9:35, the center console looks much larger without the cool box.
 
Is it me or does the new front end (darkened) remind me of a Ford Explorer ST front end in passing?!
 

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