What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

@Boneskull420 where did you get that tailgate tie down? That thing is slick

 

Amazon has them

 

I added a set too...but no pic

 

How many miles on it, to have changed the brake pads twice? I have a 2018, and haven't done it once, with 73K miles on the odo.

 

Yeah, waited till summer to install a wheel that I bought in March. Should help my low circulation 72 year old left hand! But the summer heat………vs heated steering wheel, not sure who wins!

 

Can anyone confirm for me if my OEM suspension that I removed from my '18 Sport would fit a 2010 Tundra?

Is it safe to say they will fit '07-'21?

 

Should work

 

Thanks. I got a potential buyer and want to make sure I'm giving him accurate info.

 

Mine only has 65,000 miles on it. I bought it used and it was from NY. It had ample rust on some parts underneath and rotors were smoked. I had to have them fixed in a hurry and ended up with the Carquest pads and rotors. I would have kept them but I drove my wife’s 4Runner for about 5500 miles then got back into the Tundra…. It was night and day difference. Hopefully I’ll be good to go for several years…. and yes, my truck stops a LOT better! Would highly recommend the Power Stop Brakes

 

Honestly, as far as transactions go, you're not a business. Tell him what it came off of or the OEM part #s and let him/her to their own due diligence. Not trying to be an ass, but that should be on them not you to figure out

 

Threw this on as mine was clunking as she opened...much more smooth and took about 10 min!

$27 Stabilus 4B-256726 Premium Quality Brand Stabilus Tailgate Lift Support Compatible with 2019-2007, Toyota Tundra, Black (4B-256726)

Stabilus 4B-256726 for those with bad eyes or lack of try

 

Yeah I agree with you. Dude should know seeing as how my ad has a close up shot of the part #'s Oh well, I told him it should work on his truck already. It's a Marketplace inquiry so chances are he won't even buy em.

 

Today I installed RoadActive Suspension on my Tundra.

Spaced the springs just barely less than the width of a dime, which is 1.37mm for daily driving.

The two spacers that come with it are 1mm & 2mm.

Rides much better, have Eibach shocks so they’re made for the little extra lift it creates.

Really looking forward to getting the Eibach leveling kit on the front now!

 

It does not. It's attached with plastic rivets.

 

I just pulled the Alumas out of mine. They had about 60K on them.

 

Nice. I did the same last weekend. The RAS pairs well with the Eibach shocks and man what an improvement to the ride quality.

 

I kind of agree and disagree.

Yes the buyer needs to do some research.

We are a community on this site.

A bit of extra research will only enhance your reputation.

I don't know about others, but being called a CSer or MFer is something I want to avoid if I poorly described what I was selling.

There is so much data being bounced around on this site, it only makes sense to make sure you are buying what think you are buying.

The seller knows what it will fit, the buyer isn't sure.

Invite that half brother Google to help you make sure.

It only makes sense.

 

I was in the Toytec astroturf room a few weeks ago and they had a bunch of rebuilt shocks on the shelf waiting to be shipped back. An option if you want to keep the Alumas going.

 

Eh.... I get your point, but that's the buyer looking for the seller to 'own' the compatability of the parts within the transaction. In other words, if it ends up not fitting or working out, the buyer is looking to have an 'out' and potentially some perceived recourse. A private seller does not carry insurance or assess price based on the need to cover legal action, returns, errors and omissions, etc...

Furthermore, the seller has no idea what, if any, modifications, damage, changes, etc. have been done to the buyer's vehicle. So, again (IMO), fitment is on the buyer.

What should land on the seller's shoulders is reasonable product description, mileage, usage, correct part #s if available, etc...

So, I guess agree to disagree on certain points on this one

 

Mine had some movement in the bearings and vibration issues. The system I have now is much nicer and rides alot better.