Xtrarad97
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- First Name
- Michael
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- Apr 21, 2024
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- Savannah, GA
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- 2024 Toyota Tacoma SR5
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Well it was a long drive(1800) miles to get my truck, but it is now in my possession.
I got these off road wheels used from eBay for a steal and I hyper dipped the front emblem and the badging. I also changed out the shift knob and replaced the polyurethane wheel with a leather wrapped one from a tundra.
I also installed the black chrome tip and the tailgate inserts. I am going to probably get the side windows tinted soonish, but that is enough money spent for now on it.
If anyone wants a certain photo or has a question on the Xtracab I can probably answer it now.
So, my review well I stopped at in n out as soon as I got it to eat and use the restroom before the long drive and I am getting out of the truck for the first time ever , and a 3rd gen owner in the line rolls down his window to say it's a nice truck. I wish I was making this story up it's so unbelievable but it happened. So, it catches some eyes I think that is the truck as a whole not just the Xtracab mind you, but it's cool to see. Now I have used lane keep assist on a rental 2020ish something Chevy Malibu one time, so let me say this lane keep is a whole different world better. it keeps well and with the radar cruise control it drives itself on the highway. At first I thought I would hate it/not use it or care, but now I don't know if I can ever buy a vehicle that doesn't have it ever again, so I have to give Toyota props. The ride is nice I test drove a sr5 double cab with the coils in the back as suspected this felt more stiff, but it's very very minor. As others have said the 8 inch is fine and I can live with it, (its alot nicer in person) but I still wish I had the option from factory to get the 14 and still may replace it one day. I also plan to get a wrap on the fenders or real fender flares in black I haven't decided yet, but I am still thinking.
Like I said any questions feel free to ask. It's a good truck.
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I got these off road wheels used from eBay for a steal and I hyper dipped the front emblem and the badging. I also changed out the shift knob and replaced the polyurethane wheel with a leather wrapped one from a tundra.
I also installed the black chrome tip and the tailgate inserts. I am going to probably get the side windows tinted soonish, but that is enough money spent for now on it.
If anyone wants a certain photo or has a question on the Xtracab I can probably answer it now.
So, my review well I stopped at in n out as soon as I got it to eat and use the restroom before the long drive and I am getting out of the truck for the first time ever , and a 3rd gen owner in the line rolls down his window to say it's a nice truck. I wish I was making this story up it's so unbelievable but it happened. So, it catches some eyes I think that is the truck as a whole not just the Xtracab mind you, but it's cool to see. Now I have used lane keep assist on a rental 2020ish something Chevy Malibu one time, so let me say this lane keep is a whole different world better. it keeps well and with the radar cruise control it drives itself on the highway. At first I thought I would hate it/not use it or care, but now I don't know if I can ever buy a vehicle that doesn't have it ever again, so I have to give Toyota props. The ride is nice I test drove a sr5 double cab with the coils in the back as suspected this felt more stiff, but it's very very minor. As others have said the 8 inch is fine and I can live with it, (its alot nicer in person) but I still wish I had the option from factory to get the 14 and still may replace it one day. I also plan to get a wrap on the fenders or real fender flares in black I haven't decided yet, but I am still thinking.
Like I said any questions feel free to ask. It's a good truck.
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. Still for all this dumb compromise they kept the 2 door when no one else save Nissan with the frontier has done so.
