What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

You will love those lights. I also did the Dome. Worth every penny.
My interior is grey and they matched quite well. If I have them all White it is too much and blinds. I tend to leave them Red except for one side in the back. Then if I need more light it is there with a quick press of a button.

 

I need to see how it interfaces with you shark fin and your moon roof, please

 

Here you go.

 

For better pics



I run both set in the tundra and Tacoma

 

Awesome.
I keep kicking around getting that rack

 

I love it. I really wanted one for my tacoma, but never did it. its scary drilling into your roof, but its worth it AND it still fits in my garage if needed. I have about 2 more inches of clearance.

 

I drove it for the first time in almost three weeks! I was concerned about the battery drain that others have had when their truck sat idle for a couple of weeks, but she cranked right up and drove just fine.

 

Looked at it in the fog. Have not driven it much since I retired 2 weeks ago.

 

Softopper installed - with a little help.

 

link please! TY!

 

https://mesocustoms.com/collections/toyota-tundra

 

So, are there any of the inductive chargers that actually work for all phones? I have been reading that they don't work with the newer iphones. I would like to add one to my 21, but don't want to install something that isnt going to work.

 

Anybody have any discount codes for Meso Customs?

 

Use this link for 5%

https://mesocustoms.com/discount/TACOMAS-F0Q7Q397NVXA

already applied at check out. There won’t be any other discount codes out there. Made my first order in 2018, there hasn’t been any other code except some holiday sales, or new product discounts that applied for a short time.

 

Talk to us about your hood bulge lights…

 

I appreciate the additional pics. That dome doesn’t look like it matches the buttons very well. I guess I don’t stare at it so maybe I wouldn’t notice it that much.

 

Finished the front hub + wheel bearing assembly install on both sides.

Glad to be done with that one..

 

Wheel bearings common points of failure on Tundras or was this an upgrade? I know my Silverado seems burn through them.

 

Haven’t heard of them being a common thing but my left hub was going bad right at 100k. I off road my truck quite a bit so it made sense. Figured I’d swap both and call it good. I went OEM bearings which are KOYOs, there’s a store on eBay that sells them pressed into the assembly so you can bolt on the whole thing. Easier for DIY guys

 

Did you go with OEM hub's as well? My passenger side is going bad. Wondering if it's worth just changing the bearing or both hub and bearing.

 

I purchased this kit here that I found on the forum: https://www.ebay.com/itm/1644094840...Skn6pZwRRm&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

if you’re planning on doing it yourself, I’d just get the whole assembly. I did some damage to both of my old hubs when trying to get them off the axle. That’s really the only tough part.

Edit: wow just noticed out of stock.. I ordered mine about 2 weeks ago.

 

Thank you! I've been waiting for them to come back in stock - probably just going to do both at the same time too.

 

I'm not trying to say one way or the other but I would be very careful purchasing bearings off of ebay. There are a TON of fake koyo bearings being passed around.
I replaced mine with units from Blue Pit Bearings and last I talked to Andy he was one of the only importers of koyo bearings direct from Japan.
https://bluepitbearings.com/


https://bluepitbearings.com/product...dra-4x4-koyo-oem-front-wheel-bearing-assembly

 

I've also had him warranty a bearing for me with little hassle and they even autopsied the old one. I was a silverado guy and these trucks eat them more from my experience - but my tundra is on 37's so it's not apples/apples.

 

while I normally wouldn’t, there were some guys on here that had quite the life span out of there. I guess I’ll find out, I would’ve went with any other options had I had found it. Went with what I could find online at the time.

 

Oh I get it - again, I'm not saying one way or the other but just be careful.

 

I definitely appreciate it and if someone else gets saved from that info, all for it. Now I’m hoping mine are legit and the other forum members were right.

 

I'm sure they're fine regardless - I was honestly angry and nervous when my driver cv axle went and noticed both of my bearings were on the way out - I decided I was going to put the best oem parts on the truck I could find and do everything at once.

In the same breath you can replace them twice for the price of Blue Pit oems so there's that.

*I also had 275k miles on a gmc yukon on 35's years ago and only used autozone parts, including bearings and cv axles *shrug

 

How many miles did you have on your motor?

 

Lookin good! Where did you get your windshield cover ?