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

After owning Toyota trucks from 2004 to now. I was very surprised to see a plastic skid plate on a Toyota truck, let alone a trd off road.

 

I couldn’t agree more.

 

What wheel spacers did you all use? Specifically, what is the smallest one you would put on so that the factory bolts don't have to be cut?

 

Please share where I can get this device!

 

No need to cut with 1in spacers I got

 

Thanks. I figured 1" would probably be the minimum. I was hoping to go less but I assume anything less there would be cutting. What brand did you go with?

 

BORA. Oem wheels have pockets behind the spokes where the oem studs are now at. Iirc, those pockets were pretty deep. You could take a wheel off and do some measuring to find out the thinnest spacer. I think the oem spare is a steelie, so that wouldn't work with the spacer on there.

 

You used the 1" on the OEM wheels? Then that's all I need to know. 1" is perfect. The shop said to use 1.5".

 

10k service this morning and requested no tire rotation since I just got new tires (dedicated tire shop). Service advisor asked why i got new tires, inquisitively....I said since the stock Falkens were shit at 9k. She said yeah we are seeing a lot that that. She went on to say that she had been going in circles between Falken and Toyota with zero answers. Unprompted she said the alignment machines are still not updated with the correct specs....awesome.

 

yessir

 

Not giving me a lot of confidence as Toyota is replacing all four of my Tires due to Alignment issues.

 

New member here, first Tundra! 2022 SR5, TRD lift, 295/55R20 with TRD wheels, Toyota tri-fold cover, running boards, and mud flaps, headlight tint, dual 4" tip (no exhaust mod), 20% tint all around. I've literally read through all 160 pages of this thread, BIG thanks to all of you in this awesome community helping me decide what I want to do next! Also, I am a parts manager at a Toyota dealership, so I will try to keep up with any questions regarding OE part numbers or service bulletins, or you can message me directly anytime! Rock chalk!

 

Welcome @mikev25
It is an awesomecommunity and it's great knowing we have a couple of parts managers here to help out and answer questions when possible.
Your truck looks great!

 

Welcome aboard man,congrats on your new 1st Toyo truck its looking pretty damn sweet!

 

Do you have any pictures of your current setup? You went with the readylift 2" right?

 

Make sure you get a Fumoto.com valve for oil changes, if you dont already have one, I have their skid plate, went to change oil, well it went everywhere, took me longer to clean up than do the oil change.

 

1.75in RC front and maxed oem levers, 1in wheel spacers. Havent done the readylift yet

 

Thanks for the heads up. I’ve never heard of this, but certainly makes sense. On their website, it lists 5 different types under ‘23 Tundra. Any idea which one of the 5 options is preferred?

 

Thanks for asking I too would like to know, is there a diff hybrid/non?
Thanks in advance.

 

That's what I originally wanted to do but no e of the shops would put the fronts in cause they say on the website "not for air ride equipped" or not for AVS, even though they have nothing to do with the rear air and they work with AVS .

 

Did you already sell your platinum grill and front pieces?

 

I sold the grille. The mustache and bumper caps are still on, just have the painted covers over them.

 

De-chromed a bit. Bumper sides and tailgate handle. All easy to do, took less than an hour for all

 

Looks nice.

 

Much better!
If you do the tailgate inserts I have them in matte black $20+ shipping.

 

Just had the TRD OR Lift put on, rides helluva allot better, even over the pit holes, need to get better picture, but it was dark time I got it back and got home. The front looks higher than the rear, but will check it out tomorrow.

 

Hows the ride w/ the Westcott? That is next on my list.

 

Helped Tinkeres Adventure with some tundra comparison today, was a great time, stay tuned to his YouTube channel guys.