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I would like to get this for my Tacoma but when I do a search for this part, it states that it doesn't fit my vehicle? I have a 2024 TRD Sport Hybrid. I was under the assumption that this part should fit? Am I missing something? Edit: I called them and gave them my VIN and they said it...

Same Here. I also have the BFG KO3's and I absolutely love them. Now granted, I am old School with the white letters out but that can easily be fixed by turning them inside. The ride is great and the noise is minimal. I have had multiple BFG's and I have been pleased with them overall. Just...

I have owned many Toyotas and all of them showed that I was going at least 1 mph faster than I actually was. I have heard that Toyota has engineered their vehicles to do this on all of their vehicles. Not sure this is totally true but it has been consistent on my end. I think they are...

I’ve had similar discussions with others on this topic, and what many people don’t realize is that it’s all “modified” to some extent. Take glass packs, for example—they’re designed to enhance the sound by simply muffling it less. In a way, traditional mufflers are suppressing a more natural...

Things I have done............. -Removed the Chin Spoiler- Couldn't do that fast enough :wink: -Replaced tires -Replaced Solar Octane Hood Scoop with Black one -Replaced mud flaps (OEM ones were too small) -Wrapped the upper door pillars -Tinted front windows -Placed tailgate decals on TACOMA...

Protecting your investment? I am guessing your truck was purchased in the 50 k + range so that makes sense. Whether it is viewed as "just a truck" goes out the window when the purchase price heads north of 50 k but that is just my opinion. I personally don't have it on mine but I am thinking...

I have an easy fix for that. Simply pull about 20 feet from a Telephone Pole and place it in reverse and slam into said pole aiming your tailgate into the pole. I feel confident that it will be disabled and not function like it currently does for you. Problem solved. :wink:

It reminds me of when backup cameras first started appearing in vehicles. My initial reaction was, "Do we really need this?" But after using one for a while, I found myself wishing I had enjoyed that convenience much sooner. Same thing with power windows and door locks—I could go on. The point...

No, I haven’t. None of the pieces I used were pre-cut. I just bought a 5' x 8' roll and worked from there. The roll, along with the cut tape, cost a little over $80. I actually have enough left over to do the part you mentioned, but to be honest, I hadn’t even considered that until you...

I don’t think I’ll end up doing the top of the cab. The black accents on the truck are already pretty dominant, so it doesn’t look out of place or like something’s missing. The hood scoop, door handle insets, Tacoma badging, grille, XM antenna on the roof, and side door pillars all have black...

Well I finally got it wrapped and I am debating whether to do the very top roof portion. I wrapped the pillars and the cab edges. Like I stated in the previous post, I did it myself and spent a little under $100 to do those pillars and cab edges. I still have some touching up to do because I...

I realize you might not want to spend that kind of money on this, but from my perspective, it’s actually a pretty reasonable option. I got a couple of quotes to have mine done, and both were significantly higher. So I’ve decided to try it myself and share photos once I’m finished. The film I’m...

I agree with you. The Generational "thing" is painting things with a broad brush and one should not really generalize different groups as one or the other. With that being said, I do find it interesting that those that mentioned they paid it off in one lump sum are viewed negatively by their...

You think your generation had it harder than those who lived through the Great Depression? We’re not saying you shouldn’t enjoy life—we’re just asking that you stop complaining while you’re the one digging the hole. I can’t speak for everyone, but each person has to make choices based on the...

Very well said. 👊👍 I'm only slightly older than you, and I, too, am tired of being labeled "privileged" for working hard and achieving success. The house I grew up in didn't have air conditioning—and that wasn’t unusual. Our cars lacked features like tilt steering, cruise control, and other...

I recognize that times have changed and inflation is making things tough, especially for younger buyers. That said, I still think it’s important to stick to financial principles like not spending more than you earn. It’s how I’ve stayed afloat, even when things got tight.

"We're out of touch?" You're the one saying how tough things are, yet you're driving a relatively new and expensive vehicle. Now, I'm not here to tell anyone how to spend their money—but if times were truly tough, the last thing I'd do is buy an expensive car and then complain about how costly...

The "privileged" people you refer to are often those who made sacrifices when they were younger. I can only speak from my own experience, but I bought my first car in 1978 for $1,350. I was just 14 years old. I saved diligently until I had enough cash to buy a used car. At the time, I earned...

That looks great!! I didn't realize that I-Force Max was only held on with glue? I thought there were two screws that held it on? Nice work!!

I went with the LT 275/70 R18 There is no rub and I don't foresee that there would be any rub if/when going through heavy terrain. If it did, I would guess it would barely rub. The tire is slightly bigger than the original but I personally think the originals are too small for the wheel well...