Is it any problems appearing with the new 2025 Tundra!

Hi to everyone I just did purchase a new Tundra sr5 TRD Tundra and still waiting to be delivered to me hopefully in the next few weeks! I wonder for the ones bought it new when you guys would you do your first oil change on yours if you bought it brand new ? Also what mods you would add first in your car any suggestions thanks everyone

 

First oil change at 1k by me, and then again at 5k, and every 5k after. Only by me, truck will only see a dealership for warranty work if needed.

mods would be tint, have it ceramic coated, good tonneau cover, meso lights for the interior, rear wheel well liners, etc. mods are personal and endless. Enjoy the new truck!

 

I believe there is an “accessories” thread pinned at the top of the forum. Lots of info there.

 

Cup grip. https://cupgrip.com/?srsltid=AfmBOorXFToatjxhzFNC2fG-gxfs3DnRZQHZa_D-m9IkSXnZ2B9J0P4g

Consider doing a break-in oil change if you believe in it.

Tint.

 

Really wish the cup grip could be had without the hideous debossed name/logo.

 

Worth it though, they are a must have imo. I don’t care if it said “ nut gripper” I’m using em in the tundra lol.

 

If you know anyone with a 3D printer, there are files available online to print that do not have any of the logo stuff. I think someone here even uploaded a file for front and rear cup holders

 

https://www.printables.com/model/965448-2024-2025-toyota-tundra-front-cupholder-spacer-div

 

I highly recommend you have a PPF, clear bra, or something appointment lined up immediately on the day of purchase. The paint on these new trucks is incredibly thin or weak. Within two weeks I had an incredible amount of chips in the paint.

Buy a set of screen protectors for the dash and infotainment screen. Same thing, install very quickly

Shop around and you can find OEM oil filters for $7 or so and buy a dozen of them. Get you an oil filter wrench and clear hose to drain the filter cavity. I changed at 900 mi, 5000 mi, and the dealer just did 10K.

 

Hmmm...I have 26K miles on my Gen 3, and the only blemish in the paint is a small chip in the front bumper from when I got too close to a retaining wall.

I do make a point of not tailgating, though, especially behind work trucks, or when road conditions are sloppy. My wife isn't as conscious about tailgating, so her 2022 4Runner does have a few paint chips, but nothing terribly noticeable.

 

$7 for a filter? It is an exceptional price, usually dealerships sell them for around $5.

And BTW, sorry to piss on your parade, the infotainment screen has a factory installed protector. Did you install one over it? I have to admit, it is rich...

 

I'm pretty sure the factory screen protector is suppose to be removed by the dealership as part of the pre-delivery preparation of the truck. Mine was removed, and I think most owners here will confirm the same.

 

Why would someone install a screen protector over a screen protector?

Are you just being a troll?

 

No kidding. What a jackass...

 

The soft paint is something that is discussed and known on this forum

 

This. That was the same film you remove from any electronic device after delivery...tv, coffee maker display, alarm clock display, etc., not the same protection as a true screen protector.

 

Right, a jackass would remove a perfect oem protector and install an aftermarket one. Real smart ass. And to be even smarter ass he would put a protector on the instrument cluster. What an idiot. Go, buy filters for 25% more and give smart advice about shit only idiots need.

 

Wrong

 

So I'm an idiot if I take off the factory one and put on an anti glare one?

 

My truck did not come with a screen protector. Just an obvious, tabbed "remove" label factory screen protector that the salesman and I removed when he gave me his obligatory vehicle orientation.

Here's the real question in all of this? Why are you so sure of yourself? We all know trucks come with different model and year variations. Threads talking about some year models throwing codes when the AAD motor is unplugged, some don't. No one knows why. Not every truck will be delivered the same. And the bigger question is, Why are you so hostile? Look at you...over a screen protector...lol.

Stop drinking
Get a CPAP machine
Go to marriage counseling
And reflect on why you think you need to go to the mats over a screen protector suggestion on the Internet

Maybe just step away from the keyboard for a bit until you can handle it like a grown-up again

 

Don’t feed the troll.

 

Yeah, I know better. Thanks for the reminder.

 

In my case....RIGHT....in your case, your dealership likely installed it for you. It isn't "factory".