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1 Year Ownership Review
- Thread starter Blue Crush Taco
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Hi Texas Blue Crush,
The skid plate part number is PTR60-35240 I believe. (Will double check at home when I see the invoice). Here is a link: https://autoparts.toyota.com/products/product/front-skid-plate-ptr6035240
You can get at your dealer I’d think. Also a couple pics of it on my truck (please excuse the dirt, it’s winter in Canada). Sure beats the wimpy composite plate.
@TexasBlueCrush here are a couple pics of the wider mud flaps. The truck arrived with them installed (before the pre-trip). So I do not have part number, but do a search on the forum for Canadian mud flaps - I remember seeing a comparison some where.
I love that skid plate. Thanks man.Hi Texas Blue Crush,
The skid plate part number is PTR60-35240 I believe. (Will double check at home when I see the invoice). Here is a link: https://autoparts.toyota.com/products/product/front-skid-plate-ptr6035240
You can get at your dealer I’d think. Also a couple pics of it on my truck (please excuse the dirt, it’s winter in Canada). Sure beats the wimpy composite plate.
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Yes that small tank is taking me some time to get used to. Coming from a Silverado.
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Lol, I'm at 17,100 miles.There's no better feeling than cruising down the interstate rowing gears.
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- 2025 Toyota Tacoma SR5
Very Nice!, I see you've updated your wheels and tires. What are you running now?
Well the day has come! 1 year of owning my 2024 Sport 4x4!
I am happy to report zero mechanical/ electrical issues with the truck. The only warranty thing i had fixed was a lower window moulding replaced as it would not stay in place. ( yes I'm aware of the lifting upper bedside trim and will 3m tape that myself when the weather permits).
After 1 year, I still believe this is a better overall truck than my old 3rd gen. I still think this powertrain is perfect for this truck. ( I'd love a V8 option but I know that ain't going to happen).
I have a few dislikes with this truck for instance:
-Seat belt alarm
-Too many driver/nanny aids
-Super plastic/cheap feeling on my trim level.
- small back seat when I take whole family out. ( not often)
- front radar gets blocked by 5 snowflakes
The good,
- tows my trailers fine
- tough looks
- Great powertrain
- interior comfortable
- it's a Toyota
In short, 99 percent of the time this is a perfect sized truck for me and has enough power. Still in love.......
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- 2014 Toyota Tundra SR5 TRD 4x4
I like that TRD skid plate...will have to wait for my Toyota on-line dealership to have one of their great 20% off MSRP sales to grab one!
I don't mind the 18 gallon gas tank since I'm old and need to stop at least every 3-hours on long drive, anyway.
The larger turn radius was a surprise...I don't remember my 2005 Taco have such a large radius.
I'm, still, on my 3-month free subscriptions and like Toyota messaging me to remind me that my doors aren't locked and lets me lock it on the app.
The remote start with the phone doesn't seem very good. It's out in the front driveway and I've tried numerous times to start it but it keeps failing.....what good is that if you have to be right next to it???
The drive comfort comparing my old 2014 Tundra to the 2026 Taco Limited with the electronic front shocks has to be the biggest surprise for us. It drives very smooth on "comfort" mode and I haven't had any annoying noises (yet) others have complained about. I'm keeping an eye on the door openers as I've seen at least 3 Taco owners saying theirs broke since it's mostly plastic inside the door.
Will be hooking up our 24-foot Rockwood camper trailer when I get time and test out how she feels towing 5,200 pounds around.
I don't mind the 18 gallon gas tank since I'm old and need to stop at least every 3-hours on long drive, anyway.
The larger turn radius was a surprise...I don't remember my 2005 Taco have such a large radius.
I'm, still, on my 3-month free subscriptions and like Toyota messaging me to remind me that my doors aren't locked and lets me lock it on the app.
The remote start with the phone doesn't seem very good. It's out in the front driveway and I've tried numerous times to start it but it keeps failing.....what good is that if you have to be right next to it???
The drive comfort comparing my old 2014 Tundra to the 2026 Taco Limited with the electronic front shocks has to be the biggest surprise for us. It drives very smooth on "comfort" mode and I haven't had any annoying noises (yet) others have complained about. I'm keeping an eye on the door openers as I've seen at least 3 Taco owners saying theirs broke since it's mostly plastic inside the door.
Will be hooking up our 24-foot Rockwood camper trailer when I get time and test out how she feels towing 5,200 pounds around.
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