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I honestly think is fully functional snorkel but Toyota doesn't want liability and they say is not. I went trough some pretty deep waters and never had a problem.

Aftermarket, AlphaRex headlights

Me and my buddy were going up narrow mountain trail, climbing up. Snow was deep and we were breaking the trail. It was hard and my buddy was leading in 3rd gen Taco. He was really struggling with all that snow so we decide to switch and I go first breaking the trail. I am not sure if it's a...

Thanks man.. I had to do some repairs but that was offroad damage...broken back window and hit front bumper on the corner very first time I went offroading lol but no any failures thanks God it really works well! I really use it hard and I am impressed with it.

oh man I offroad mine hard. If I wanted just pavement truck wouldn't spent all that money on Trailhunter. It's made for this stuff!

Thank you. Someone told me good to know that winch works underwater and it doesn't shortens out :crying: I was like shit I never even thought of that lol

Most feng lights looks cheap and cringe but some are done really nice. I love mine from Tacoma Lifestyle

That thing will survive nuclear war 😂

Yes got bit water on passenger side just a bit and made carpet wet but went under beck seat hybrid battery. So I get all warnings on the dash - Hybrid system malfunction see your dealer, all proximity sensors for self driving malfunction, check engine light... all disappeared day after and...

Crossed this spot many times in the past but never with water levels so high and river so powerful. Usually with lower water level you can see big boulders but now I didn't and chose a bad line and got high centered. Worst fear for me came true.. but my buddy Vaughn was in action hero mode lol

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Removed the back seat and installed Goose Gear rear seat delete... so much room gaind and functionality is way better.

??? No, it's still there.

Load C may be ok for the weight you have but I would go with E just for toughness and trail abuse. It's one thing driving on paved roads and totally another when rocks start gouging your side walls. Load E has tougher side walls and everything else. I think load C is like 6 ply while E is 10 ply.

I went up, from 265 to 285 and load rating is E.

I changed the tires to Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT. I have few other offroad vehicles and I use them on all my offroaders. I find them extremly good in any condition especially snow. They have snow flake rating as well. I was at 15 PSI here but on the snow I would go sometimes to 8-10 PSI if i...

This is Upper Squamish Valley... from main FSR you take any of the roads that go up in the mountains

Short video of Trailhunter in the beautiful snowy wilderness of BC

Yea you will love these. Got extra 2" on the front and 3" on the back. Ride improved so much that I couldn't belive it... pavement and offroad as well. When offroading it's just like floating. Toyota should be sued for not using these as OEM coils for TH.