2022 tundra remote start subscription...

[bostonburner]

The best part is you need the subscription to use the remote start function from the key. My mother has a 2016 Lexus and had to get the subscription to be able to use her key to remote start but in the middle of last year Lexus discontinued the subscription service. Now she can't use the remote start app or the function built into the factory key fob despite paying a monthly subscription for 6 years and the solution from Lexus is getting an aftermarket remote start system installed that requires you to carry an extra remote. At least with Ford you can order remote start from the key and then they just give you the app for free.

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[Jason B]

Ok, it's a Taco really don't think Ford people care but thanks for the information.

Because it will eventually happen with Ford.

Looks like I will just keep driving what I have. What's next? A subscription for tires?

There are places around here where you can 'rent' to own tires.

 

[Rhino]

Because it will eventually happen with Ford.

he is a bit hard at reading but he seems to have left the chat alone now lol

 

[Rhino]

Insane to.pay that. You can get one installed down the street from me for $150. Or buy one on 12volt.com that uses the oem remote, I installed one in my wife's Fusion in less than 90 minutes.

agreed it is. does anyone make aftermarket remote starts yet for the new tundra?

 

[AzScorpion]

agreed it is. does anyone make aftermarket remote starts yet for the new tundra?

If not I'm sure they'll be out soon enough. But is there a way for the manufacturers to block these and only allow the OEM starters needing a subscription?

 

[Rhino]

If not I'm sure they'll be out soon enough. But is there a way for the manufacturers to block these and only allow the OEM starters needing a subscription?

you know thats a good question or will it be once you have one added your warranty is fully voided

 

[Fawnbuster]

agreed it is. does anyone make aftermarket remote starts yet for the new tundra?

I misspoke in my earlier post on the website, it's not 12volt.com it's

https://www.12volt.solutions/

wasnt sure what year your Tundra was so i just searched "Tundra" on their site and got a few hits, not sure what you had in mind. They have a YouTube channel with instructions. This one shows a remote start for 2018 + Tundra. I would call then to see if Toyota made any changes that might keep this one from working.

 

[Rhino]

I misspoke in my earlier post on the website, it's not 12volt.com it's

https://www.12volt.solutions/

wasnt sure what year your Tundra was so i just searched "Tundra" on their site and got a few hits, not sure what you had in mind. They have a YouTube channel with instructions. This one shows a remote start for 2018 + Tundra. I would call then to see if Toyota made any changes that might keep this one from working.

i mean i dont own one lol so it dont bother me i was just wonderin if someone makes one or not or if toyota made it so aftermarket wont work

 

[Fawnbuster]

i mean i dont own one lol so it dont bother me i was just wonderin if someone makes one or not or if toyota made it so aftermarket wont work

No worries ?

This ones on this site is more expensive than other ones that require chasing and splicing/cutting wires, all of the ones of there's that I've seen are plug and play then remote control learning

 

[Dr_Strangelove]

If not I'm sure they'll be out soon enough. But is there a way for the manufacturers to block these and only allow the OEM starters needing a subscription?

I'm sure it would be something worse like voiding a warranty if they discover you've tampered with the connection.

 

[AzScorpion]

I'm sure it would be something worse like voiding a warranty if they discover you've tampered with the connection.

I was just thinking they'd try and disable it. Seeing as you didn't buy it from them it's one of those "well now you get nothing" type of deals. Should be easy from them to do too seeing as most every new vehicle has a modem and they can connect directly to the vehicle now. ?‍

 

[Rhino]

I was just thinking they'd try and disable it. Seeing as you didn't buy it from them it's one of those "well now you get nothing" type of deals. Should be easy from them to do too seeing as most every new vehicle has a modem and they can connect directly to the vehicle now. ?‍

it might be that way if you opt for the remote start the thing id like to know is if they are telling the buyer about it before they option that on the truck or if they are just waiting until that trial period is up then they find out...

hmm i should ask my buddy he has a new tunrdra

 

[dtech]

New twist on vehicle leasing, Hyundai to offer a monthly subscription service to operate their EV - another way for Evs to achieve market acceptance ?

https://www.greencarreports.com/new...strek-unplugs-today-s-car-news?utm_source=GCR

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