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Stillwater would have been better than Jim Norton in OKC, their service dept. is horrible.

Thank you!

I didn't know for sure if I would like how bright Solar Octane was either, but I went with my gut on it and I'm so glad that I did. I think you and your wife will love it!

Very nice, but these trucks already have a wider wheelbase from the factory. This trend of large wheel poke is something I hope we can move away from.

It is very brown, but like Solar Octane, the color is really nice at night under artificial lighting. Probably the best color Toyota has ever offered in my opinion. Everybody loves that color.

I guess it's because they already used it as a Pro color, and have moved on to Terra. I would assume that Terra will be available on lower trims eventually, but I'm not too big on that color. My local dealership has a Terra 4Runner on display out front, and seeing it in person didn't impress...

Thanks for the response! And I agree with this quoted bit 100% My Dad's old Buick was similar to the dark colors that are available on todays new vehicles. People like them, but they just blend in with everyone else. I wanted something that stands out.

Folks who have or are getting this color truck, I'm interested in hearing why you chose this color. My reason is that my previous Tacoma was black, and it got boring after a few months of owning it. I wanted a color that had some real pop on this go-around, and Solar Octane really delivered. I...

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Sounds like the one you purchased wasn't for the 4th gen Tacoma.

Why off road tires for the street model Tacoma?

If you say so, but taking a truck with street tuned suspension, no rear locker, no crawl control or descent control, to build an off road rig vs. buying the truck that was made to go off road is kind of dumb. And it's not like the TRD grill, black fender flares, or you know, TRD written on the...

Here is what 285/75's look like, it's IMO too much tire to not have a decent lift to go along with it.

Nope.

When I said no to this question I was wrong. Yes, they had to be cut.

If there is an external bump stop in the front, I haven't seen it. The one in the rear is obvious.

My gas mileage was already bad because I'm in sport mode listening to the turbo make noises all the time, so I haven't noticed a difference.

With that much negative offset on the wheels, plus(for whatever reason) the mudflaps being removed, RIP to the paint on that truck if it ever goes off road. *edit* Those wheels will hit the front fender if he goes off roading.