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

It’s midnight black.

 

You probably could. It cost me $200 but I felt it was worth it. I am thinking of the plastic dip on the front emblem and the rear shiny bumper panels.

 

The place that did the work is called Fine Lines Wraps & Tint, 4404 Sylon Blvd, Hainesport, NJ 08036. They were also doing something to a Lamborghini and a Maserati was there as well.

 

Will a regular cup still rid OK in the holder or would it turn over and spill?

 

I got a 20” TRD sport wheel to match my others and have it with a spare mounted under the truck where the spare goes. Fits the same as my spare that came with it if that helps.

 

A standard 12oz can is a bit more loose. Didn’t spill over though probably because it’s shorter. If you had a classic Coke bottle or something long and narrow, it may.

 

Installed the OEM front TRD skid plate and AFE recovery hooks. The install was about 30mins for the hooks and bolt on new plates. Everything was bolt on so it made it extremely easy. Walked into my local dealership and surprisingly they had the plate in stock. You do need to release the front air dam to access the bolts.

 

Mine is much better at deflecting the glare but yours is even better.

 

From that first picture with your factory skid plate, is that metal? Mine is a soft material. I’m thinking they switched skid plates for 2025 MY.

 

My glare is from the indent/channel 95% of the time. Looks nicer though.

 

I believe it's a (kevlar?) fiber reinforced plastic.

Did Sports get the skid plate or maybe just a splash shield?

 

It definitely looks better than mine. I must have the splash shield. I don't really know what it is but it's fuzzy texture and flexible. I'd like to have something a bit more substantial down there. I like the look of that one @HomieDontPlayDat posted from their rig. I'm thinking Toyota might have updated that part for the TRD trucks.

Here's a snapshot of what I have (not my picture but same style I have):

 

The silver colored one (aluminum) with the red TRD lettering is the O.E. skid for TRD PRO's and optional on everything else. My TRD Offroad was optioned with it. It's pretty stout.

 

It also adds to the hassle of an oil change on the driveway.

 

Yep, that it does.

 

Fumoto valves takes care of that! I just snake my arm in for the oil filter once I have the tires off to rotate em. I should prolly just cut an access panel in the bottom though.

 

You'll wonder how you ever lived without it! I don't even sell them, but I wish we did. It's one of the best upgrades out there!

 

I agree 100% on the glare from the indent/channel. I had to try something so I ordered it and installed it with my fingers crossed. It does help some.

 

That's what she said.

 

Gave her a good bath yesterday. Second pic is at sunrise this morning, the lighting was too good to pass up

 

It's not kevlar. It's is just a composite fiber/plastic thing for wind noise abatement. I got the OEM TRD unit because there's a lot of expensive things under there. $400 is easy insurance.

 

Thanks ZI will start looking for a scratch wheel

 

Mine is a hard material. Some sort of fibrous plastic.

 

Interesting... I wonder which one he had, because it did look different. Thanks for letting me know.

 

Got a few of these leftover from my dashcam install. Plug right into the factory harness above your overhead console for a no splice/no tap install. Unfortunately I can't sell them for 2 more weeks as I'm new to this forum. Ill have a couple items for sale then.

 

they sell a divider if you want a more snug fit for smaller cups. over priced and should have been included in the kit, but it works really well and yes i bought one .

 

Toyota sells this divider or someone else? Link? Part Number?

 

Kinda looks like a dually in that rear shot with the light/shading.

 

the same maker as the replacement cup holder, AJT designs. it only fits the AJT cup holder replacement. there is also a 3d printable part for the OEM cup holder and i think someone sells them, but not sure where.

 

I stand corrected.
I had to look back at an early Sweers interview.
It's "ballistic Nylon" from a military supplier. It's actually/supposedly pretty tough, but several notches down the strength scale from Kevlar.