What did you do TO / WITH your 4th gen Tacoma today?! 👨‍🏭 🧰 📸

[SnowmanJPS]

Finally ripped the back cover off my seat (literally) I filled the air up 9 days ago as per my last post, and my pressure is down 20psi, so I oiled up the moving bits and the seat is much quieter, added 20 more psi, and I changed the factory valve caps to one with a seal on it in hope to diagnose the issue before ultimately complaining to the dealer which I’m not looking forward to

Being a Journeyman welder it's really cool to see the QC by marking the welds with black marker

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[PUMPKINKING]

Installed SnailArmor Tailgate Mat. I'm very happy with it. It was a bit expensive ($600 CAD shipped) but I use my tailgate as a table almost daily so it was worth having a flat, durable surface.

 

[nurp42]

Installed SnailArmor Tailgate Mat. I'm very happy with it. It was a bit expensive ($600 CAD shipped) but I use my tailgate as a table almost daily so it was worth having a flat, durable surface.

You will love it——excellent upgrade

 

[IDontWorkForTheWaterCo]

With my previous gens, I typically just drove up on a couple of 2x4s for a little additional clearance. But with my 4th gen, the front dam is a little lower, even with the 2x4s, it was doable, but snug. My Rhino ramps were a little tall. So, I made my own. Taller than a 2x4, but shorter than the Rhinos.

 

[lauren01]

With my previous gens, I typically just drove up on a couple of 2x4s for a little additional clearance. But with my 4th gen, the front dam is a little lower, even with the 2x4s, it was doable, but snug. My Rhino ramps were a little tall. So, I made my own. Taller than a 2x4, but shorter than the Rhinos.

Thing of beauty.

 

[IDontWorkForTheWaterCo]

Thing of beauty.

Haha....well, if a couple of 2x6s can be a thing of beauty. Thank you.

 

[Will721]

Went on a road trip over night. Got home around 1am. Today's adventure was to obtain yet another project I didn't need. But atleast this one is cool and functional:

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