What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

That trigger 4Plus should work on anything with a 12V battery am I correct? Only asking because Amazon says it's not compatible with my truck.

 

Installed a new steering wheel and TRD shifter, hydro dipped the interior, and installed a Pioneer WT8600-Nex. Time to relax!

 

Installed mesh on the openings in the firewall to help prevent any rodent migration into the cabin.

 

If I’m not mistaken, I believe the Trigger controllers were specifically designed for Jeep’s. So that’s probably why it’s saying it not compatible. The controller itself works fine on any 12v battery.

 

Installed the Dasaita 13.3” Scout head unit

 

I wanna know what the guys with a rack with fuel and water and tools and big hard cover rtt weigh!

 

Ignore the dirty truck, windstorms lately

Tundra stick on black letters plus a mountain decal.

 

Make sure to cut on the inside of the line for a snug fit.

 

Nothing sexy but I swear my driver’s seat bottom cushion is unlevel, causing me to feel like I’m leaning toward the center console. So I pulled the seat and installed a block of foam under my right ass cheek to push that side up a bit. So far it feels much better!

 

Cut a 2x6 to 66.25" to fit as a divider/bed organizer. The bed has 4 tabs spaced perfectly for the 2x6. No more items rolling back towards the cab, stays put right within reach of the tail gate.

 

A day late - Pulled my dash speakers because it sounded like the tweeters were blown and am now just running the door components and subs. Happy with that change. Also took it to Four Peaks for some dirt therapy.

 

Less than the guys pulling 30+ foot trailers with their bed full of the same tools, fuel, and water.

 

Strapped a Christmas tree on it.

 

Hey my trailer is only 28 feet

 

Put 100,000 miles on it (not all today! )

 

What he said. Get someone else to help. That’s what I did and it was super quick and easy.

 

Charge it and

Last check I did at scales was 6680 with topper and tires...she still moves tho

 

Wow. I just hit 20K on my '18 this weekend.

 

I hit 20k in seven months on my 2021. LOL!

 

I don't think I could afford the Tundra if I drove as much as some of you guys.

 

If I had to drive mine every day to work I would not own one because of the high mileage and working 7days a week.

 

Yes, I fill up on average every 5 or 6 days. It ads up quick.

 

Got the safe installed today. After the smash and grab I wanted something to lock my stuff down.

 

Work is why I drive mine every day. It's comfortable, capable, reliable etc.
(And because I use it for work I get reimbursed for mileage so it doesn't matter too much)

 

Broke the paint in, apparently

 

I have mixed feelings. First reaction was , but then . Hopefully the trip that did it was fun?

 

Got it wet, when it rains really good the creek gains a near unbelievable amount of water. Earlier in the year it rose 14ish feet. Today it rose around 8ft and took over the road going in both directions. Luckily it was receding when I went through and it was only around a 14in over the road. In this picture I'm on a small bridge, short distance in either direction the road dips down hill and gets completely over taken, like raging river in the middle of the road type over taken. Months back, that exact spot I'm in taking this picture was chest high water on the bridge. Just below the stop sign lol

 

Fortunately for me, I measured the distance from the ground to the bottom of my doors and I'm right at about 25in with current tires. So it would need to be over 2ft deep before I was in danger of getting the water in the cab.

 

New wheels and tires. Time to throw some suspension on to help with the rubbing.

 

This is awesome!
After seeing this video, I am glad I decided to keep 2020.

https://youtu.be/cf4v5QkDfgk