WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR 3RD GEN TUNDRA TODAY?

Thanks, ordering mine now!

 

Trust me there are many other options available than anyone of us talked about on here. Best $40 I’ve spent on any mods on mine. You will see and enjoy!

 

It's because the option for it does not exist, not even in Toyota's own Techstream.
Why? Ask the wizards of software engineering at Toyota, who seem to fall asleep and forget about features/options mid-day, apparently.

-99

 

Ordered through ICON as soon as they became available. I think I waited 8 weeks.

 

Works perfect, I show all features that can be changed in my video if it’ll help!


Carista Module/App, 2022 Toyota Tundra TRD Pro...What Can It Do???
https://youtu.be/5pf-03JVvWQ

 

Re installed the stock tailpipe.

no more drone and my ears are happy.

 

Great video, it's a big help. Thanks!

 

No prob, happy to help!

 

Purchased this fully loaded SR5 Premium Advanced TRD off road (what a long ass name) in the middle of the hurricane today. Got it at msrp and got a fat trade in on my 2020 tacoma. Unfortunately on it’s way to the dealer a branch hit the passenger mirror and damaged it so won’t be picking up for a few days while the dealer gets the replacement assembly in and fixes it.
Edit: I posted the wrong picture, that’s the limited that sold right before I got there but I have the exact same color/options

 

Got to team up with UpTop Overland to prototype their all-new upcoming Zulu rack system for 2022+ Tundras.

Started a thread for more release intel, impressions, opinions, pics, and more as it becomes available.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/all-new-uptop-overland-zulu-rack-for-2022-tundra.113837/

 

That looks pretty slick I'd like to see the lights at night.

 

No worries of metal on metal contact with that? I would like to see rubberized edges on the parts near the vehicle.

 

Are you talking about where the feet meet the roof?

There’s not a lot of difference as compared to the Tacomas which have pre-tapped nut-serts placed at the factory underneath tape seal.

The Tundra doesn’t have those so install is similar to the alpha/bravo racks. But it’s sealed/isolated with silicone and foam rubber between the feet and drip rail.

 

Every ‘22 should have this right off the lot…I do prefer the manual over power simply because of my job…I’m at tailgate a lot without needing to get up into bed, but either way it’s a much needed addition and should come standard IMO!…easy install too


2022 Tundra TRD Pro Bed Step, Every Truck Should Have This!...Easy Install, Review
https://youtu.be/jkAdx_FyMhw

 

Absolutely disagree to the core of my soul. Some of us still go off road. I’ve seen quite a few bed steps ripped off on the two tracks heading up to the trail heads I hunt from. I’ve seen lots of trucks with dented running boards and even one that needed the driver door replaced after the factory running board got yanked off and thrust into the door. Running boards and bed steps should ALWAYS be optional on off road vehicles. I can give a pass to the GM steps built into the bed side and rear bumper, but no other designs are acceptable as standard equipment.

They should be called Satan’s Steps.

Man I hate them. Sorry for the rant.

 

Ok, ya got me there…I would agree with that…so for 99% of us they should be standard…lol…and I do some light off-roading myself so hopefully I won’t have any issues…but it sure as heck makes getting in the bed easier!

 

I know they’re useful, I really like the a la carte style of optioning stuff like that. I honestly think it’s cool that Toyota offers so many factory running boards and even rock sliders. You get to pick your style. I think that’s good marketing

 

That’s true too, it is nice to to kinda add what ya want!

 

Me and a buddy took apart the console to troubleshoot and develop a better solution for the ineffective qi charger for iPhones. The biggest issue seems to be the fact that the charging area for the qi charger is only 1”x 2” and is probably underpowered to adequate charge a current iPhone.

We have a plan and so far looks like it will work significantly better and will be cost effective.

 

I would be all over a solution for this. I can’t believe how bad that charger is. I was actually looking forward to having that, as I don’t particularly like vent mount or dash mount chargers. I thought it would be cool to have something that looks like it belongs AND is accessible.

 

Mai far the design will mount behind the dash and will be completely hidden unless you pull apart the dash, it will look like a regular console. No drilling or cutting.

 

Man so far I've hated the look of roof racks on the 3rd gens but this looks damn good. Just so hesitant to drill into my roof...

 

Yeah. Too much of a "no turning back now" factor.

 

It’s mounted with Velcro that was developed and used on the space shuttle.





lol. I get that. It is a commitment for sure.

 

Finally took it out on its first trail run today

 

Sexy ass truck. Lol

 

What trail is this? I'm also in CO

 

I recently put a bed step on my 2018. By far the most useful mod I have. I still feel like I need to send a gift card to the guy who posted the video of where to cut the existing bumper bracket for OEM step install, vs. taking the bumper cap of and placing a brand new bumper bracket. That video made the whole project a 30 minute install. Like you I think it should be standard item on the Tundra. Its easy enough to take off if you want to go rock climbing.

 

CBI Cover Bumper & winch, Rigid 20” Light Bar, Rigid DSS Pro Ditch Lights with SQHD brackets are all in the process.

Hoping that everything is done this week.

 

Awesome! Does the covert bumper replace the aluminum beam?