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

I installed my Husky mats last week. Love them. Just waiting on my custom decals from Etsy!

 

driver's Husky by itself...







factory driver's laying on top of Husky for coverage comparison.







passenger Husky by itself..



factory passenger's laying on top of Husky for coverage comparison.

 

Husky > Weathertech. I sent my WT's back after very poor fit. Love the Huskys and theyre holding up great.

 

I had great results with some tan WeatherTech's in a 2007 Frontier 4WD that I drove hard for 11 years.

My 2017 Tacoma SR5 had really good factory mats that were more comfortable (softer) than those prior WeatherTechs, though.

I wish Tuxmat had been in stock. Hell, I may grab a set of them when available and give these to a buddy who drives a Tundra.

 

I had good look with WT liners before as well...the ones I got and some other people got around the same time, were horrible. Might have been a bad first batch, but it was enough for me to say no thx.

 

The WTs in my 2012 were great. I like that the Huskys in my '25 are a little more pliable and have excellent coverage. Not to mention, cheaper.

 

Nice and those are quality ...did you grab the rears as well ?

 

I just got the front, never had an issue with the rear. I may get them in the future just so they’re matching haha.

 

Thinking about adding one of these....

Anyone tried something along these lines they'd recommend ?


https://youtu.be/YBMnOKOUges?si=Vfw3ODYqSquV5xN0

 

they just made them brighter recently, I have one coming. I think they are pretty cool..

 

The coverage comparison is remarkable. And you gotta love that softer feel from the X-Act Contour material- makes getting the mats in and out a bit easier for a quick clean up. Thank you for sharing these images! I hope you're enjoying your new Husky floor liners!

 

I have this one on my 2024 Platinum. I like it. Had not tried others so nothing to compare to.

 

Damnitman......I gotta quit looking at gear for my Tundra.



I just popped a chubby when I read up on this dash mount system for driver and / or passenger phone holders, radar detector mounts, etc.

 

I now have one coming, too.

 

Got one about a month or so ago, quality built.

Went with the magcharger, much better than truck wireless charger.

 

Picked up a used UWS toolbox for $80. New gas shocks, primer, bed liner and paint to make it my own.

 

Just did a 1000 mile, post break in oil change.

 

Just picked up up a set of Go Rhino RB20 slim running boards for the wife, until I decide what sliders I am going with and order then wait for fabrication and shipping and then install them.

Grabbed from a member here. Great guy!

 

Had the Eibach springs installed. 1-1/2" front, 1" rear. Perfect height now in my opinion for the OEM+ look I'm after. Not gaudy, but you can tell it's not stock height. Pairs very well with the almost-35's.

 

That is great looking.


What are dimensions of your tires ?

 

Thank you sir!
295/70R18
Toyo Open Country R/T Trail

 

Nice! What else are you doing beside the sliders?

 

Had the 10k service done.

 

Wiring...
Always on 12 volt cig lighter on dash. Thanks @Goobax for the plug
GPS power at bulletpoint switched but direct to Blue Seas fuse block. I still use an old school Garmin
Light bar and rear lights pre-wired for future bumper and camper shell

I spliced in to the switch lights using the wiring attached to the dummy plugs.
I made the existing firewall plug a grommet by cutting out the center.
I crossed the engine bay under the plastic cowling
I didn't have the correct size terminal for the fuse block to battery connections, so next week
Now I need to figure out where to pick up the Canbus for high beams so I can install the reader I bought

 

I have a few things planned, front and rear bumpers, winch, electrical and lighting upgrades. Still deciding on exactly what.

 

I installed the reader behind the glove box and ran the three wires through the firewall gasket on the right side. Had to pull the dash apart. Pretty intimidating in concept but actually pretty easy. I think I had the glovebox out in about 10 mins.

Just behind that blue dot is the firewall gasket. That's just behind the ECU where the reader is attached to the low and high beam wires
Wired the canbus 12V red into the 12V hot coming out of the relay, then wired the canbus trigger back into the 12v hot going to the dash switch.

 

Been trying to figure how to add some storage inside the Smart Cap. A Decked system is too much. I just want to have some standard tools, bottle jack, Jack stand, tow straps, tire repair kit, insulated coveralls, and snow chains in the truck but I don't want to give up any bed length. I still want to be able to slide a Pelican 1750 in the back of the 5.6' bed. So I installed a 50" wide toolbox to the bulkhead bed rail. Built a frame to support it. I'm going to build it with extruded aluminum but wanted to prototype it with 2x4s first to see how it deals with the dynamic weight and if I actually like the concept after a couple of weeks. So far its exactly what I was looking for. Going to mount an air compressor on the passenger side in that gap and hard wire it to the battery with Anderson connectors. The idea is I can open the win-doors and access the tool box and connect a 4 hose Morrflate kit to the compressor from the passenger side window.

 

Thanks for the detail and yes pulling the glove box out of a truck with 130 miles on it scares the ... out of me. I guess I either need to suck it up unless someone has a less intimidating option.

 

Perfect stance. Just a little rake there? That's what I'm going for.
After I did my 5100's in front it leveled it completely. I need to get the Cornfed 1" spacers in back and it should end up looking almost identical to yours height and stance wise.

 

Today:
Blew out the O.E. air filters with compressed air and reinstalled. They looked really good for 13K miles.

Tore out the airbox silencers/ mouse bedding padding while I was in there. AKA, the "more turbo noises" mod. We'll see, haven't driven it yet.

Neither are worthy of a pic.