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Moved lots in our beautiful campsite at the first of the season this weekend, It was a hell of a struggle to get the jacks up and break the tires free of the iced up mess, lots of 4H and clutch slip lol. Finally got her though and boy does she sag lol, although I'm sure with the proper weight...

She's a beauty. You sure know how to make a man jealous lol.

? I usually try my best to convert for the American friends

No way of knowing without diagnostic. One thing goes and everything safety disables, we've seen it with the grille shutters. One guy on Facebook had all these lights on too PLUS his 4H 4L lights lit up in Amber, his turbo wouldn't spool and a couple other things. Obviously not your problem...

Nah not too bad but compared to the stock all seasons that I could lift with my pinky ? No idea on the sport rims weight, these are load range E and they're not too bad, they definitely surprised me a couple times snow running. They can be little trickers sometimes though on pavement during the...

People don't like change, especially these Tacoma guys. Also a lot of truck guys genuinely believe that you can have a truck, or you can have a vehicle with luxury technology, but you can't have two in one. Wanna-be cowboys or something I don't know. The guy above me said it as a joke, but it's...

Sorry that happened to you, but good god man do your research before you purchase a $40,000 vehicle lol. Can't expect the sales guys to do it for you, they're only there for a sale, and most hardly know anything about the vehicles they're selling. The SR5 is no different than any other lower...

55lbs Duratracs

Heavy 33s and a heavy foot. Mostly highway driving but the traffic is horrible during my highway drives. A lot of people with inconsistent gas pedals so constantly going from 90kph to 120kph over and over again. Turbo is constantly spooling in this truck lol. My city doesn't plow either so the...

It's not the fuel mileage that'll get ya, it's the stupidly small fuel tank. I didn't expect good fuel milage, especially how I like to drive my vehicles, and I don't. I get 18L/100kms, or 13mpg for my American friends. I wouldn't mind the horrible gas milage all that much if it wasn't for...

Great way to hopefully get some locals on board too. I'm constantly sharing reviews, tutorials, or issue threads with folks on Facebook groups. It's nice to be a part of a non-toxic community.

Thanks again! Repping Tacoma4g at work too! lol

That's a great answer honestly, especially with the impending threat of tarrifs. Prices may absolutely skyrocket for these trucks yet, get in one while you can lol

If I had a cookie for everytime a sales guy told me they took a hit to get me this deal, I'd be fat lol. I assume you're probably talking in USD? I have a 6M TRD Sport with the + package and my monthly payments are about 920 a month CAD. That was with a $12,000 down deposit on a 6% interest...

Definitely way too late but going to share anyways ? First time Tacoma owner and I'm wondering why I waited so long. I love this little truck.

Especially with no lockers, I highly recommend a winch, even a tow hitch winch as the very least if you're going to be doing solo adventures. I'm fairly new when it comes to wheeling with a truck my self but if there's one thing I learned, it's to never go in unprepared. Shackles, tow ropes...

Jealous! Looks great. How do you find those big wheels for power delivery & MPG? Did you do any regearing or keep it stock?

Glad you're okay man, definitely could've been worse indeed. That little damage hitting a Dodge Ram is actually quite impressive. Definitely makes me feel a little safer seeing this.

Definitely! When you're tucking between the backrest and the seat, tilting it back helps a bunch. I probably spent more time moving the seat in every direction it possibly can than I did actually installing the covers ? but it helps significantly. Also really helps to raise the seat as high...

This is interesting! I had to go out and check that I didn't get scammed and get some US mud flaps ? I had no idea the Canadian mudflaps were wider, although I have to say, still completely useless without some sort of rails, steps, etc. Rocks still happily flick up onto the body panel. I...