What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Not enough 3rd party vendors target the Tundra crowd....

 

Its 150 each so ....lol

 

Lol, I wasn’t referring to the wheels. I dig em.

 

I had them start the soil survey and he called me on Wednesday and said there was 13" of snow on my property. When the storm came through Montrose only got 3" but the clouds were very low and being at 7100 ft it snowed there for 3 days straight

 

Bought a center console safe from Console Vault. On sale, was $299, on sale for $189...

https://www.consolevault.com/Toyota-Tundra-Center-Console-Half-Safe-2014--2021_p_220.html

 

Paid it off
After I brushed the snow off

 

Nice but that snow looks heavy and wet!

 

Very much so. Trees broken or toppled over all over the place (a few narrowly missed the house).

 

SABM...

 

Then I found this Likely from my trip to the desert:

 

Is this a kit or a DIY? I have the old kit from my 2013 but it's a different size.

 

G-Tek: https://trdshop.carlocktoyotaoftupe...2007-current-please-select-color-option-sabm1

 

That's the kit that I have. I thought it would be different due to the size of the air boxes being different.

 

I bought that one.

 

Fresh new powdercoat of 20" OEM wheels. She's had a fairly quick transformation from the day I got her on Black Friday

 

Finally installed.

 

Best mod! Congrats

 

Now that it’s paid off, you can finally start modding it!

 

yeah, i was in City Market in Montrose the other day and the lady in front of me in her mid-70's was bitching to the cashier that she was snowed in for the past 3 days

 

Rolled over 70k this morning.

Waiting for some warmer weather to replace the armrest leather that’s been peeling. And time, time to replace it.

 

Today I noticed the radio antenna broke off some point recently. I never really listen to the radio, so probably just gonna leave it be until spring or a day with warmer temps. Hopeful I can just use an extractor to get it out. Gives me an excuse to now update it with a stubby I guess

 

Just finished my first transmission drain and fill. Drained 4 quarts, replaced with 4.5. then conducted fluid level check per proper procedure using Scangauge to monitor trans temps (checked when pan read 100°F).

Fluid didn't look great. Truck has 67k miles, and is new to me. Should I do another drain and fill soon? Leaning towards doing 1 or 2 more. Thoughts?

 

Snowrunner

 

Did the same on my 2020 this morning. Just a couple 100 miles under 50k and mine looked similar color wise. No funny smell, but I did send a sample to Blackstone to see what their analysis says.

 

Any issues with functionality of the factory sensors?

 

One more drain and fill wouldn't hurt...

Just FYI... The OE transmission fluid for these trucks will turn a darkish color fairly quick, so I wouldn't gauge quality/condition of the fluid by color alone

 

Those really look great... can we get a more straight on shot of the rear bumper?