Why are we so committed?

I think little polar bears are more appropriate for the Tundra crew.

 

Tired of the snow or anything related to that.

 

*checks your location*

 

I'm in. Just wondering why frogs?

 

it’s not just a frog it’s a poison dart frog , however i agree im not passionate about frogs like i am dogs maybe polar bears(tundra) and pandas

 

great now the forum is suggesting a frog toy pack at the bottom of the thread for me to buy ...

 

For those that want to Yoda other Yoda owners on the cheap...

 

LOL!

 

Frogs are better than ducks they are true amphibians.

 

Anything weather you guys up north get, we Idahoans get the leftovers.

 

I have 2.5 months of winter left. Maybe 3 months.

 

ordered a few lol, price shown is only for the first one though

Now to keep them away from the wife...

 

… I really like reading this post..!! It gives me much pleasure knowing that “cult” or “religion” or maybe just a segment of vehicle buyers that are conservatively spending their hard earned money on a vehicle that will give them more pleasure than pain than probably any other vehicle manufacturer on earth. Reliability, dependability, build quality and value for money is why I bought the first vehicle I’d ever owned when I was 20 years old. A 1986 Toyota 4wd pickup. Have owned many Toyota’s since, and never anything but Toyotas because not one of them ever broke down or left me stranded, or sat at a dealership trying to get diagnosed for a problem that never should have happened in the first place.
It’s not a cult, it’s just good common sense and a certain level of intellect that makes most Toyota owners similar.

 

Have we started a national movement here? I don't even have my truck but I've ordered some baby yodas for 'nice truck' placements. Let's go, Tundra boys!

 

I have a 1978 B7100 Kubota with 6100 hours . Everything else is a shit show joke.

 

What soupbean said! 39 years of toyota ownership here including me and my immediate family. NOT a single problem with any of them! Starting with a 2WD 1984 pickup, Avalon's, camry, ES300's, RX350's, Rav4, Gen 2 Tundra and 4 Runners. ALL of them were great reliable vehicles with not a single major issue! All of them were owned a minimum of 10 years and 100K plus miles. I assume my 2023 1794 will be the same (I hope!). Only time will tell.

 

I still am.

 

OK fellow cult members, let's review a couple things.
First, it's obvious Tundras elicit a real feeling of belonging, of comradery within a group of owners. Second, this is due to years of reliability. Third, our choice of truck is somewhat unqu, as there just aren't as many of us on the road. And fourth, we should have some form of recognition we use to show other Tundra owners we like THEIR vehicle.
thus far we've had suggestions for frogs, baby yodas, or polar bears.
What say YOU forum? If you were gonna place something on a Tundra to show the owner you like their truck, what fits you best? Personally, I like the polar bear, as it fits wih the Tundra name. My second choice would be baby yodas.
What do you think?

 

bah humbug

but thats just the a$$hole in me

 

I think those hanging balls thing on the tow receiver would be appropriate….
GIT ER DONE…!!

 

my wife did that on her old tacoma, the funny looks she got getting in/out and guys where around. i think she did it to say as a joke "my truck has bigger balls than yours" to guys

 

My Grogu's (Toy Yoda's) finally came in today, was a bit worried as I missed the 4-7MM part of the description, but they're a perfect size IMO.

Just DM'd Bob to see if I could get some text decals to include, then they'll start to get distributed lol...

 

this one 100%

cuz I cant find any aftermarket rims that dont have the frog leg look that all the tundra owners are gunning for.


Finding anything larger then +18 is pretty rare, I am just looking to poke out a lil bit to flush, not inch+

 

What is "frog leg look"? are you taking about the poke? It is hard to find aftermarket wheels that have an offset greater than +18. Mine are +15 and the rim is 8.5" so I can see an effective +21 compared to 9" wheels. My tires are a bit wider so that also adds to the poke. If I went with a 285/65/20, they would be narrower for less poke.

I still have some poke and expect that it should be almost covered with TRD Pro fender flares. There are some nice options in the aftermarket world like the RC Sport Flares that are a bit wider than the TRD Pro flares.

 

Frog legs???

 

That’s awesome! I wonder if there is any rubbing

 

My neighbor got me involved 8 years ago when I bought my 2015.

I was looking for a truck and his driveway/garage at the time sported 2012 Tundra (which he upgraded to a 2019), a RX, NX, GX, IS.

I am on my second Tundra now

…but spent most of my life as a Nissan fanboy until Renault took over they started getting real ugly.

 

Good for target practice...

 

Are you saying some Tundra owners took a bath or a sh!t buying their truck?