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

That's freakin epic man! Looks like they did a great job!

 

It looked good but the rivets didn't hold up...ended up welding most of it and using SS rivets instead of alum where we needed them for possible access...worlds most priciest inner fenders. lol

 

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


Bought it home.


Traded in my 2017 Tacoma for a 2025 Tundra.


Pics of both taken from similar spots…














Both trucks came home with anemic tires.


Firestone MT2’s were excellent on the Tacoma. I may go with them again….or possible some Destination XT’s.

 

Where did you go on this trip? It looks like amazing views! We are doing a 5000 mile trip at the end of May through Oregon, Washington, Canada, and then back down through Montana and can't wait!

 

Upstate NY > Wisconsin > Colorado > Utah > Upstate NY.

It is a big beautiful world out there, and I would urge everyone to take every opportunity to explore as much of it as they can. Life is too short!

You will have a wealth of places to see and enjoy on your trip, for sure.

 

Sometimes it’s just those little things that make a difference

 

One of the first things I did... Couldn't stand to think about it getting all scratched.

 

Rough Country rear wheel liners installation done in ~15 minutes. Super easy.

 

Yes, I put the fox 2.0 level kit set at 2” and the 1” Cornfed spacer in the rear.

 

Really liking those! Actual sliders as well?

 

Got rid of the rear bumper chrome finally. Didn’t want to disassemble the rear bumper, but it was waaay easier than I thought it was going to be

 

Thanks, I like them a lot as well! Yes, they’re the Cali raised step edition rock sliders with the kickout and the rhino liner filler plate.

 

I'm debating between these adn the bilsteins, i don't really offroad a ton (we do have a gravel driveway with a pretty steep incline and loose gravel, but its fine in 4 hi) but i loved the ride on the fox 2.0 on the 2018 sr5 i had

 

I added Timbrens SES, along with Sumitomo Encounter A/T tires. Truck is loaded with 400lbs 99% of the time, the ride is super smooth.

 

Seat covers. I have used Marathon covers on my last 3 trucks for almost 400k miles. These are the Covercraft Marathons. Not bad but I'm not sure they fit as well as my previous covers.

 

Lift, wheels and tires are finally done!
Eibach stage 2R (preloaded to 2 full turns)
RRW RR7-V 17 0 offset
Toyo Open Country at3 35x12.5R17
Stock UCAs (aligned good)

Slight rub on the wheel well liner that i will be taking care of later. Rides very smooth!

 

Method wheels? Any rubbing on swaybar?

 

Dr. KDSS trackbar correction kit. Took 5 minutes to install. Drove over speed bumps and definitely felt that the rear end is more solid. Reccomend for sure.

 

Sweet! Nice work.

 

How is the ride?

These have been on my shortlist.

 

Asthetic upgrades:




Parts coming to black out the rest...

 

For the black bits, are these all 3m tape attached pieces? I did my TRD grill with one of those.

For the silver around the center stack, I've seen some go get the sequoia black piece... Just wondering which route you went.

 

For the black pieces, I have gone with oem replacements whenever possible. For the center console, I went with the sequoia replacement.

 

I like that tip... My blacked out MGM needs that... is that the PT932-34221-02 ?

 

https://www.sparksparts.com/oem-parts/toyota-exhaust-tip-black-chrome-pt9323422102

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/fs-oem-black-exhaust-tip.157513/

 

Perfrect, thanks! I wasn't sure because Sparks says it won't fit my Tundra

 

Now that I think about it, I bought it from yota garage.com as I think it was cheaper with shipping.

 

What TRD push button start is that? OEM? And the surround?

 

OEM trd start button with the ajt trim.