2019 Tundra SR5 4x4

MODIFICATIONS:

- ReadyLIFT 2.4” Leveling Kit
- Wrangler Duratrac 275/70R18 Tires
- Fuel Off-road Vector 18” Wheels
- Predator Steps
- ARE Z Series Cap
- ARE Ascend Basket
- BedRug Bed Liner
- Debadged

NOTES:

- I had to remove front mud flaps and do some light trimming on the front fenders to get rid of rubbing at full turn in reverse.

WISHLIST:

- Chrome Delete
- TRD Pro Grille
- Prinsu Rack


Been a creep on these forums. Lots of good and helpful info. Decided I would share my truck.

 

Welcome from NC!

 

Welcome U. Kyle. You look so angry? Looks like a face a Ford owner would make while waiting for the tow truck.

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Put the Tundra on a flooded road this evening. Always feels good to know you’re not trapped.

 

Got out of the house and put the Tundra on the beach with the fam.

 

Nice lookin family!

 

Oh and truck lol

 

Lol thanks on both accounts.

 

Perfect stance, what are you running? Im new..

 

Welcome from Houston, nice looking truck!

 

These are my current mods:

- ReadyLIFT 2.4” Leveling Kit
- Wrangler Duratrac 275/70R18 Tires
- Fuel Off-road Vector 18” Wheels
- Predator Steps

 

Welcome from Virginia Beach! Nice looking truck and fam my man!

 

Thanks! Not far from me!

 

Another week, another beach trip. Almost got to pull a Ford Expedition that got stuck in the sand, but they declined my offer and dug themselves out.

 

Nice! What canopy is that?

 

Honestly I can’t remember the brand. It’s just one of the easy pop up canopies from Walmart.

 

Dude I love your truck and your whole setup! ill be doing the same setup tomorrow! So excited How does it ride?

 

Rides great. It takes bumps and pot holes harder with the DuraTrac tires, but that’s pretty standard.

 

Couple of new photos.

Kiddo helping wash the truck and then a quick pic before we stepped off to go hike the NW River Trail.

 

Nice looking truck. Guessing the offset is 20?

 

Thanks, and yep. Offset is 20.

 

Debadged this weekend. Tedious work.

 

Cap and basket installed today. Finally. After 4 months of waiting on it...

 

I'm completely bothered by how good the 275 look in your setup. I'm looking at Nitto 285 and so many of the pics make it still look small. Nothing makes sense with this truck. Anyways, your truck looks incredible and the pic of your kid washing the wheel had my wife crying. Its her new screen saver but she's an accountant so take that for what its worth.

 

Really am digging your set up. Speaking of digging- Ford guy must of been more proud than sensible to decline the tow out.
I’m in a regular cab now... I’ll keep that and be seeking a crew cab end of year. Just like yours, I’ll cap it most likely. As I wat to make a sleeper cab that extends thru rear window.... I’m 6’1”. Dude I know said he uses a pool styrofoam noodle between cab/cap for weatherproofing. Thought that was neat idea.
Nice truck and family, that’s why I’ll get the crew also, need the room.

 

I was worried they would look small myself, but I give credit to the DuraTracs. I think they just make the tires look thicker and more aggressive than a set of Nitto Grapplers or equivalent.

Thanks for the compliments. It’s still a work in progress. Still have to chrome delete and buy the Prinsu rack.

The list goes on and on.

 

The sleeper cab would be awesome and not impossible to do if you build up and there are definitely plenty of ways to keep dry while you’re using it to sleep in while camping.

I’m 6’2”, so I understand what you mean with the 5.5” bed being a little too short.

I can’t wait to see what you buy later this year!

 

A Roof top tent is neat and most practical- yet taking it on or off isn’t. A cap makes it incognito and stealth. If all I need to do is remove a sleeping platform every now and again to use bed, that’s fine with me. Plus I’ve got another non cap Tundra to use if need. I’d like a carpet interior of bed/cap.
CrewMax is definitely a need for me and family. Just wish I could lay in back without issues of length restrictions. I do like being tall tho

 

See I think roof top tents are just as small. I think they just look cool and free up some space. But really I think just pitching a tent on the ground is probably the most comfortable and easiest thing to do.