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Socotaco (and everyone else) might have a different answer but in general you wouldn't use the compressor to air down. Tire deflators like this are an easy way to do it. They can be a bit fiddly to set up but once you get them dialed in (at home!) then it's as easy as walking around the truck...

No. I'm sure the Ecoflow charger works just fine but the ports are proprietary and only work with Ecoflow products. I didn't want to be locked in their ecosystem so I ended up going with ETaker. It just has posts for the output so you can attach any cable you like to it. I have the ETaker...

That looks like a worthwhile road trip! I plan on doing both the Oregon and Washington BDR's at some point but don't think I'll have time this year with everything else I've planned.

Yeah, that was my post and my truck. :wink: Eastsound is a town on Orcas Island in the San Juan's. It's a gorgeous place well worth exploring, as are all the San Juan Islands!

Thanks for the kind words. I should buy the ARB hose connector. I've looked at them but just haven't pulled the trigger. Mine requires two hand, which isn't a big deal to me, but after a few minutes the air chuck does get quite warm and it looks like the ARB has rubber on it to insulate it...

Lots of good ideas. I like the organizer where the seat back used to be. Gives me something to research! Raingler Nets (based in the San Juan Islands) makes fantastic storage and barrier nets hand made specifically for the Tacoma. I took my truck over a couple of years ago and they used it...

I basically followed the Goose Gear method for the mounting studs. I drilled out the holes where the push pins were and installed rivnuts and then cut pieces of 1/2" pvc pipe to achieve the stand-off I wanted and bought the appropriate sized hex-head (M6x135mm in my case) bolts to go through to...

Definitely no moisture, although that's been an issue in the past. I'll reach out to service and see what they can do. Thanks!

My set up is similar but yours is much more elegant. Well done!

Camping on the edge of the Grand Canyon was epic but it was another place where the wind was howling! The truck was being whipped around all night long and I barely slept at all. I finally gave up about 4am and packed up. I'd do it again though! As a bonus I saw this little guy on my way...

Yup. Alvord. I really wanted to spend more time and camp on it but a big rain storm was coming in (and the wind was blowing like crazy). I drove out on it, took some pictures, and took off. Within 30 minutes of leaving it started raining so I think I made the right call. I'm going back...

There are a lot of factors that affect fuel economy for sure. I avoid Interstates like the plague but I drive fast on the back roads. There was also a fair amount of dirt driving on this trip. Yes, a lot of mountain passes but you also make up some of the mileage going back down the other...

It's been a couple of weeks since I got back from a little walkabout from Seattle to Phoenix by way of British Columbia and back but I finally got around to adding up some numbers. I love statistics so here are a few facts from the trip. I was on the road from May 25th through June 13th but I...

I have the G900 Tripro and love it but the rear camera randomly doesn't show up for some reason. Sometimes it will come on by itself, sometimes I have to restart the mirror to get the rear camera back. Overall though it does what I need it to do.

I agree a lot of the verbiage doesn't match the product but it does look like the correct product for creating the 400w power anytime and in looking at Guild's website (who I'm assuming makes the product that Tacoma Lifestyle is selling) they now list the anytime mod for the 4th Gen Tacoma...

I don't care about the tailgate protector but where can I get the tailgate cap that doesn't have the little winglet on top? Did the 2026 Tacoma get rid of it? The winglet protrusion makes it difficult/impossible to open the door on any topper you put on the truck without first opening the...

The short answer is, yes, I've had issues. I also went back through my emails and found I'm using the F2000, not the F1000...:facepalm: It's been a couple of years since I got it. The shortened version of the much longer story is that I actually have two pre-production F2000's, both of which...

The F1000 does not have an inverter in it. It's simply an MPPT controller that also combines DC power from two sources. So, you can put solar into one port (ring terminals) and DC from the alternator into the other port and then the output can be configured for either batteries or solar...

I have a bit different use case since I'm not trying to house the spare tire on my swing-out, but I can talk about the inconvenience of having the rack on my truck. I have a Rak-Attach with my Alta bike rack on it. I think it's all in your mindset but honestly for me, it's not a problem. It...

I've had a lower end ICECO JP40 in my truck for a couple of years now and absolutely love it! Zero problems even with all my bouncing around off-road with dust everywhere. The key to any of the fridges is to make sure it has a quality compressor like the Secop. Everything else after that is...