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No I haven't done that yet. Took the cheap way out on that so far.

Mine are 8 ply. So that helped a little. Nice to see another Saskatchewan owner in here. I'm in S'toon.

I just replaced the stock tires on my TRD Pro with 265/70 R18 K03s in D load rating. I think it looks a lot better than the stock Goodyear Wranglers. As an added benefit my MPG has improved slightly. Most people go with wider tires but I didn't want that.

I can relate to this. My battery was going dead after four days of sitting in my garage. It took the dealer 4 months to fix it and many trips back and forth to the shop. It ended up being a bad JBL amplifier. Other than that I love the truck though.

Yes, MJ Toyota is one of the best dealers I have ever bought a vehicle from. The dealer here never has any stock and doesn't seem to care about your business.

I traded the white limited in on a TRD Pro. Sadly for me my TRD Pro has a huge 150 to 500 mA parasitic draw that kills the battery in a few days. I have to wait three weeks for an appointment at Ens in Saskatoon. It's pretty depressing.

Thanks for the heads up regarding the oil. I'll take a close look when I do my first oil change at 800 km. My truck was on the charger when I picked it up new. So it probably froze too. It has an alternator and seems to charge well, at 14.5v, when running.

It's hard to believe that the dealers are telling people that it's normal and acceptable for your battery to go dead if you don't drive it for a week or two. That's crazy. My old 1972 Ford pickup would start after not using it for a month. How is this an advancement? Anyway, I don't care about...

My 2025 Tacoma TRD Pro, with only 675 km on it, has been having battery issues since the day I got it. The battery has gone dead 3 times while parked in my heated garage and the truck wouldn't start. It would take about 4 days of being parked and not used for this to happen. So I tried another...

Oh that's great. I noticed that the TRD wheels are 8" wide vs 7.5" stock, so I thought they might require a wider tire. But I'm glad they don't because I'd rather not sacrifice mpg if possible. So now I'll try to find an all weather tire in the stock size since I'm in Canada and it's winter for...

I just got my new Tacoma limited yesterday and don't like the Chrome/Plastic wheels. Your setup with the TRD wheels looks good. Would you mind telling me what the tire spec is that you used? Thanks, Niels