Good Times

Thanks..its a work in progress. I want to add a light bar and some other aftermarket parts. But all in due time.

 

I should have never got rid of my 2009 rockwarrior. It was a beast. And your truck is sweet.

 

Welcome to the forum. Sweet ride. I see you picked the best color for Tundra.

 

Welcome!

 

@chphilo, yes it is the best color.

 

Sweet job on the truck...y'all are making it hard to want to stick with this 2" stock lift provided with the TRD Pro.

 

Thanks. A work in progress.

 

Thanks. Like the Pro.

 

So do I...she's a great truck. Nice ride on the road and off (with the minimal dirt I've subjected her to thus far), great sound system (though a couple 10's behind the rear seats are a planned upgrade), and awesome multimedia suite in the Entune Premium package are all impressive inclusions by Toyota. These Tundras are sweet and I'm glad I did this instead of the Ram 1500 Laramie I was looking at.

 

Personally I wouldn't do a thing to the Pro's suspension. That's the best part of the truck. And with 2 inch suspension, you don't have to do anything to its suspension in order to fit larger tires. There's guy on another forum who mounted 295/70/18 Toyo OC MT on his Pro. He said that there was no rubbing. Here's a picture of his truck.

 

It is a sweet looking truck. Can't wait for future pics. And I'm glad you didn't go with the dodge also!

 

That is a great looking truck, thanks for posting that. Given the minimal differences, I wonder if 35x12.5/18's might fit. If not, these 295's are still larger than the 33's I've been planning. Great to know there's no rub.

I want to avoid a higher lift because I like being able to park in the garage. Of course, I plan on building a proper vehicle workshop in place of my basketball court with a hydraulic lift and a 20-foot ceiling. That's a way off though