What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

that thing is a beast. do you like your tires? I'm trying to decide between them and wildpeaks

 

That thing is siiiiick!!!

 

Thank you sir!

 

To be 100% honest I don’t like them. In the snow they suck but that’s my fault they are an M/t. They do have some dry rot that bugs me out and they got it fast. Might be because I’m in the northeast?

 

It is possible to add back the Auto on/off headlights. I think @Roman has the info in his "OEM Parts" thread - you need the light sensor and the different wand. I did the same to my '08 SR5 back right after I bought it in '09 and it was pretty easy. Hardest part was pulling the steering wheel, and even that was pretty simple.

Yes, I have missed the little door compartments in my new truck...and the upper glove box. But I'm getting used to it.

 

Good to know. thank you

 

Pulled this from my tire today. So that was fun.

 

COME ON!!? That’s crazy!

 

Damn.

 

No problem. I tried to contact Toyo customer care and they told me to suck my own butt. So I won’t be buying from them in the future. Love the look and the sound doesn’t bother me. But the cracks in the tires super early is not cool.

 

that blows. i've always wondered how something that lays flat on the road can magically pop up and go into your tire as you run it over. it makes absolutely no sense to me

 

Last year on Father's Day, returning home from a nice weekend at the lake, I somehow flicked one of these up with the front tire only to deeply embed it into the driver's rear tire. And just a couple miles from home. Only one tire store open in town that day, they wouldn't repair it, and only had a snow tire as a replacement..

 

My condolences

 

Will get pictures tomorrow, but just got my truck back. Had the front and rear TRD sway bars installed. Only driven a few miles but can feel the difference and love it. Thanks all for recommending getting the sway bars!

 

I was wondering the same thing. Looks like that blade had been knocked around on the road a bit before I hit it. Maybe my front tire kicked it up enough that it was able to wedge into the rear? In any case, multiple shops have now said they won't patch and I need a new tire...

 

Damn that's crazy!

 

Added this ARB socket for my fridge.

 

Wait, thats a fridge. Where can i get information on that. I could use that for work, in my service van

 

https://arbusa.com/portable-fridge-freezers/elements-weatherproof-fridge-freezer/

 

Appears pretty intentional. Haters gonna hate!

 

That's what most likely happened. The front tire rolls over the blade lying flat on the street. Take a combination of the blade momentarily sticking to the tire and the turbulence brought by the passage of the tire. The blade comes up off the ground and happened to be facing up perfectly for your rear tire as it drove over it. The same way that long nails and screws end up in tires.

I would propose that rear tires end up flat from nails (and knives) much more often the front tires.

 

Which brand did you go with.

 

Nice shot...

 

thank you sir!

 

Looking for some help.

I'm running 275/65/20 Falken Wildpeaks (34") on Rancho leveling struts. I noticed a rub at full crank to the left the other day. I can't see any signs of rub on the inner walls and don't have mudflaps for it to run on. There's no rub at full crank to the right though, so it's got me a little stumped.

Any ideas?

 

Skid plate?

 

what’s the socket look like? Can it power anything else?

 

Sorry, just saw this. I'll take some tomorrow and post them up.

 

Yes, the TPO option.
And yes, they come as a set, just have to pick the color and whether you need parking sensor holes or not.

 

Possibly.. It weird that it's only one side though