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Thank you! I really appreciate it.

Mine starts with 3TY, does anyone know for sure that this stuff with the VIN's actually means anything?

My 2019 had a drivers side front fender flare with a large gap when it came off the truck, a drivers side door speaker that rattled even at mediocre volume, and a 3rd brake light that leaked water into my cab and ruined my headliner. My 4th gen truck so far has been an absolute angel.

Thanks! I am running 35 psi, I was previously running 32, but it hasn't really made much of a difference in anything that I've noticed.

I don't mean to sound like a numpty, but how do you remove the SD card? I've tried to eject mine but it defeated my intellect. Also, yeah the app is a pain in the ass to use. I can connect to the camera, but live view doesn't even work for me. I can see the files though.

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From ReadyLift's website.

Everything I know of that lifts the rear coils is expensive. This is what I'm pondering: https://www.iconvehicledynamics.com/accessory/25266/icon-accessories-icon-2024-toyota-tacoma-125-3-lift-stage-6-suspension-system-billet-uca-w--triple-rate-rear-springs/

Nope, not even close. Full travel on suspension.

Leveling kit provided by curb and yard planter ?

I'm all for people experimenting, that's how the rest of us learn. But there are multiple companies saying not to go wider than 285.

Damn, this post made me go out and inspect my own truck. I do have small gaps in the rear windows on the bottom rubber pieces, but it's not concerning. As far as your paint imperfections and that dent, that is horrible, and I am extremely sorry to see that happening on your truck. I'm sure you...

Might want to watch this: There's a reason why so many of us are running 285's.

Looks like +44 offset is the most perfect for people who don't like wheel poke. Thank you for this post, it is extremely valuable to the community.

Someone on FB today said they allocated a Pro for $2K over MSRP, could be/probably is a lie. If it was true then they would know the pricing, and nobody I've seen knows the pricing yet.

I've had my truck for over a month, and owned a '19 Taco for 5yrs, the difference in turning radius vs. the 3rd gen is barely noticeable. There are area's of the 4th gen that aren't improved, or even worse vs. the old gen, but those areas are few and far between. The quick motor and amazing...

285/70/17

Yep! They're 17" wheels, I'm unsure of the offset but that is listed somewhere on the internet. Nothing needed to be modified to make them fit, I have at least 2" of clearance in the tightest spots.

Road noise is almost nonexistent. I really like these tires.