1000# for the class 4 receiver. Of course you're payload is going to be the biggest number to watch since you'd be hard pressed to properly load a trailer up to 9k and be in spec. I'm sure that number is only attainable with a flat trailer loaded with concrete block. Certainly not a travel...
Words matter, they don't deny it exists..they deny that it's a problem. ;)
Every car I've ever driven with an aluminum hood will flutter at times due to wind and speed, but they don't fly off so it's not a problem.
Of course it would be offered, why would they do the R&D for a one year engine?
To me the V6 will be the uppity tow pig and the hybrid 4 will be the mileage queen. Although I'd just get a Landcruiser at that point since I like buttons over screens. 🤷♂️
I told my dealer I won't be paying for "options" that are now basically standard features. If they can get me an OT in Green with a moonroof delete and nothing else I'll be by that day with a check. Until then I keep chugging around in my '01 Tundra.
I believe at this point, and maybe forever, they get what is allocated with no say. There should be a law against calling these things options if you can't buy just a base model with no Factory, or port add-on's.