24 Limited Disappointing Cold Weather Issues

My 2022 Limited Sienna has it and it works like a charm.

 

A quick search confirms that the Sienna's Lane Tracing gets a lot of complaints about ping ponging, just like the Tundras.

I'm convinced some people just aren't as aware of it as others. I have a buddy who always makes slight overcorrections when steering his truck. It drives me crazy to be a passenger with him, but I don't think he even realizes he's doing it. He'd probably think the Toyota Lane tracing works beautifully.

 

It’s all subjective, right? I say my truck seats and steering wheel and windshield are all warm when I get in it at a -10F day, but to OP it may not be good enough and he expects them to be on fire or boiling.

Some people go to work with a headache cause it’s nothing but others claim a headache is so bad they can’t work.

 

The lane centering appears to be impacted by the quality of the lane markings on the road. I use it all the time on the interstate in SWFL, and it is incredibly consistent. In other states, and even some local roads, the "ping ponging" is noticeable. It's a nice feature, but could be better.
It's absolutely worthless around dawn / dusk on north/south roads. Shadows from trees prevent the lane recognition.

 

Are you talking I-75 in SWFL? If so, I've tried Lane Tracing there too. Same ping ponging results.

 

I use lane centering on major highways only and pretty much that's only when I'm traveling. I have noticed the ping-ponging has gotten better or I've adapted to it. I do value it on trips but in local driving I just turn it off because our local roads here are not marked very well, especially on the shoulder side.

The very first time I used lane centering was on my SIL's RAV4 and I fought it tooth and nail for the first hour, after that I began to trust it on i-85 going to Georgia which was flat and well marked but boy did it take some getting used to!

 

Pine Ridge to Corkscrew (and back) on 75 multiple times a week and lane tracing works great. Kills the rear brake pads though.