• Hardwire kit transferred from MPV
• Cost: http://www.valentine1.com
• Procedure: It was very easy to install and I basically did the same thing that I did in the Passat and the MPV. For the Sequoia, I just ran the wire from the detector along the headliner and down the outside of the A-pillar (behind the rubber liner) back behind the dash to the fuse box in the driver's foot well. The reason why I went outside the A-pillar is because a I didn't want to mess with the head curtain air bag system. The hidden display is located on top of the steering column like it was in the Passat.

Toyota Canada

• There are a lot of options available but not necessarily very cost effective when you live in Canada because of the exchange rate and customs/duties.
• I bought the OEM ones because I wanted a good fit, however, the rear mats are too small to cover the entire area. I'm using a longer mat I bought aftermarket instead.
• The front ones fit OK and seem to do the job, but if you've got more mud/snow in your area you may want to get something that's thicker and has a higher lip around the edge.
• Cost: $112.92 CAD

Toyota Canada

• I wanted something that would fit properly, with a lip to catch spills, and not have to order through the US.
• There are other mats available including ones that cover the more but I only needed to cover the area behind the third row.
• Cost: $89.55 CAD

Wilson Toyota

• Not available in Canada
• Cost: $54.09 USD
• Procedure: Installation instructions included
• Details and pictures here.

• Dealer installed
• Cost: $189.29 CAD
• Adjusted to highest sensitivity

• I'm too lazy to push button twice to open all the doors.
• Cost: free
• Procedure: Visit dealership

• Service Promotion Coupon
• Cost: free with service

PGperformance

• LED flashlight standard equipment on VW Touareg.
• Rechargeable. Fits into cigarette lighter.
• Cost: $61.83 CAD
• Details and pictures here.

A&B Sound

London Drugs

• I also had to buy a 10' headphone extension cord and a Y-adapter.
• Cost: $20.59 CAD for 2 headphones
• Cost: $11.43 CAD for cord
• Cost: $5.70 CAD for adapter
• Toyota has cordless headphones available but they cost about $80 each from the dealer. (As of the 2004 model year, 2 pairs of cordless headphones are standard equipment on both the SR5 and Limited.) The cordless headphones run on AAA batteries and have their own volume control.
• With both of my oldest children under 5 years old, I wanted to be able to control the volume and didn't want the hassle of on/off switches and worn batteries.
• I ran the extension cord under the floor mats and under the seats to the third row where my two oldest kids sit.
• I thought the DVD entertainment system was awesome. Now with the headphones I feel like I'm in heaven--I can listen to MY stuff again!

Taser International

• This is not actually a modification. It's an electrified steering wheel lock .
• I bought this for the Passat years ago and now I'm using it for the Sequoia. The Canadian supplier was in Edmonton and at the time I think it cost around $400 CAD total.
• I took some updated pictures and video and posted it here.

ebay

• I was using a generic net I bought from Canadian Tire which was cheap but it didn't hold things very well. After spilling some herbicide on it I decided it was time for a new one.
• Ordered from ebay.
• Cost: $27.62 CAD (includes exchange and shipping)
• Additional details and pictures here including information about reusing the old net.

• Toyota, Sequoia, i-force, V8, 4x4, and Limited all removed from the back and sides. 
• I like a clean simple look and there were just too many labels stuck all over the vehicle.
• It also makes it easier to clean without the badges. When I removed them, there was evidence of dirt and surface rust behind the lettering even after I had just washed the area.
• The Toyota logo on the back is bolted on and the V8 at the front is part of the grille so I left those on.
• Cost: free
• Procedure: Just like with the Passat and the MPV, I used some fishing line to cut through the double-sided tape, some Goo-Gone to remove the adhesive residue, and re-waxed the newly exposed area.

Wilson Toyota

• Wilson Toyota had these in stock when I went to pick up the door sill protectors.
• Cost: $103.86 USD
• Procedure: Installation instructions included
• Details and pictures here.

Rack Attack

• Originally purchased for the MPV, this fits the factory roof rack on the Sequoia.
• Cost: $799 CAD +taxes

Canadian Tire
Part #41-1500

• I wanted to put something in the hitch to discourage people from parallel parking by feel (which I've seen many times). Too bad there isn't something for the front.
• Cost: $57.17 CAD for tow hook
• Cost: $25.75 CAD for locking pin
• Lesson learned: If something doesn't fit, don't jam it in. The tow hook didn't go in that far, so I pushed it in with a little extra oomph. Unfortunately, it went in too far and the hole for the pin wasn't lined up. It took me considerably more effort to pull it out 1/2" to put the pin in.

Canadian Tire

• I wanted something different and unexpected so I chose this auxiliary horn to replace the stock horns.
• The package states: "Old Fashioned Model A Sound"
• Cost: $68.69 CAD
• Details and pictures here.

Canadian Tire

• I tried out another brand but I like this one more.
• Cost: $148.84 CAD
• Details and pictures here.

Set of 5

Volco Tires

• OEM tires Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 (P265/16/17) changed at 38652 km. 
• More details on Maintenance Page.

• Cost: $1432.93 CAD (includes Environmental Levy, balancing, and taxes)

• Additional pictures here. 

• BFGoodrich All-Terrain tire information.

ebay

• Just something extra to dress up the Sequoia.
• Ordered from ebay.
• Cost: $66.83 CAD (includes exchange and shipping)
• Pictures here.