Cooling Your Tacoma’s Backseat: A Simple Heat Reduction Tip

MTNYOTAS · 2025-12-11T18:36:38+00:00

What's up 4GTaco fam!! Check out this recent Trailhunter we wrapped up at the shop. John brought his 2025 Trailhunter in for a full 74Weld portal axle setup and supporting mods to make 37s fit and clear. The truck now runs 74Weld portals, 74Weld billet rear links, an ADD winch bumper, Warn VR Evo 10 S, Rigid SR lighting, hybrid power relocation, and Method 703s wrapped in 37" Toyo RT Pros. The goal was simple. Keep the hybrid system happy, keep the geometry correct with portals, and build a truck that actually works off-road without losing daily performance. Portal service was handled at the 500 mile mark, and the truck left with proper alignment and all clearances dialed in. This setup gives the Trailhunter more ground clearance, stronger axle geometry, better approach angle, and a clean front recovery system. If you’re looking at portals, 37s, hybrid routing, or you just want to know which parts actually work together on the new 4th Gen Tacoma, feel free to reach out. Mountain Yotas is always around for build questions, part recommendations, and helping you plan your setup the right way the first time. About us: https://mountainyotas.com/about/ Request a quote anytime: https://mountainyotas.com/request-quote/ Address 4975 Miller St Wheat Ridge, CO 80033 Phone Call: (303) 834-7413

h4ngman tacoma

Active Wheeler

Sep 6, 2025

I've read online that it is normal for the back seat of your truck to warm up because of the battery. Well, that's not really the case and wanted to share a simple tip for it.

I found out that if you put the heat and cooling system on the floor blowing mode, it helps to reduce the heat for the rear seat of your truck.

I know Tacos have a vent for the rear passengers under the front seats. Which can be used to control the temperature back there. Figured this would be a useful tip for anyone who might be facing such.

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