Review on Plug N Play Start-X Remote Starter For Toyota Tundra 2018-2021: Remote Start with Just 3 Locks, Wire Splicing-Free Option! by Chris Horton

If you read the reviews you will understand what you are getting and how to install it. What It Does: Uses the factory key/fob to remote start your truck with three presses of the lock button. You should walk slowly, at the same pace as the installation video you can find on YouTube. 3/4 to 1 second per click. Included in delivery: Fortin EVO-ONE pre-programmed bill of materials, plug and play wiring harness. install so it was pretty easy for me. Watch the video, pause to complete the step and continue to the next step. It's not very difficult. The only thing missing from the video is finding a place to install the Fortin EVO-ONE and cleaning up the wiring, which is pretty easy. Comes with lots of zippers to achieve this. The included wiring harness is very easy to assemble. No wire splicing, no fuss. Because of this, I think this kit is worth its weight in gold compared to buying a Fortin EVO-One and everything else individually. One thing I do want to mention is that reinstalling the kickpad on the Tundra can be frustrating if you don't. I don't know the trick. There are two white fasteners that usually stay on the side of the car in place of the step bar and trying to slide the step bar back onto it is nearly impossible. Do yourself a favor, take them out and put them in the kick plate. They are beveled with the pointed end pointing towards the front of the vehicle. Now just line them up and tuck them in with a hard smack with your palm.