Considering the size of the hybrid battery, I would be shocked if it didn't last much, much longer than a traditional starter battery without being started.
I haven't seen anyone myself. But if it's what most roof racks work like (I imagine), it should only be a few bolts securing it to the factory inserts in the roof. Usually pretty straightforward.
I will definitely post an update. I forgot to mention this also happened to me when I was backing out a couple weeks ago. I forget why it braked, but I think I was too close to a wall or something. I actually wanted to test it and see how it did with a little more speed. Put like an old mattress...
So... I was pulling out of a tight parking lot onto a narrow road. Traffic was a little tight, and I was trying to turn right in front of an approaching car. Since the road was narrow, and the truck is bigger, I hit the gas to get in front of someone, and in the process, I got close to another...
Yeah, same. It's the only real annoying thing. I'm sure someone will come out with one eventually (auxiliary or replacement). I bet you could get one custom fabricated too. Long Range America has almost all Toyotas. I would imagine they will do the next generation of trucks. Maybe they are...
Sounds about right. I didn't buy mine for MPG either. But still curious to see what's possible. My main concern is for long distance. I just hate filling up every 1.5 hours at higher speeds haha.
Great information! I'll be fitting 37s myself in the not so distant future. Looks like it was pretty straightforward, at least compared to the nightmare of fitting 35s on a 3rd Gen Tacoma... Lol.