2019 Cement SR5 Off-Road Build

Picked her up from dealer this past weekend. Pictured below stock at the dealership.


She's back at the dealer today getting a 3/2 level/lift installed along with new wheels and tires, Predator stepbar. Went with 18x9 Fuel Sledge wheels, Nitto Ridge Grapplers. I kept going back and forth on custom wheels or keeping the stock wheels which I like quite a bit, decided custom and hoping I like it! Picking her back up this afternoon, will post picture later.

NEW PICTURES ADDED POST LIFT:





Other mods underway are:

-Husky floor liners - installed
-Bed Cover - Truck Covers USA American Rack - installed
-Driver side grab handle - installed
-Tundra tailgate insert letters - installed
-Center console organizer tray - installed
-Window tint - Pinnacle 40, street legal for NC @ 35%
-Fender Flares -
-Rough Country flares ordered, to be painted Cement (1H5 color code) at
local body shop

Future mods:

-Removal and/or blackout of existing chrome badges
-Some sort of under seat storage
-Console safe
-Rear sway bar or super spring
-Replace whip antennae with something shorter
-Katzskin Leather seat covers and heat

Future Future Plans:

-Eliminate chrome - haven't figured out how I want to go about this
-color match?
-black powder coat?
-OEM Stereo upgrade
-Auto up/down for front driver and passenger window
-Remote start

 

Kind of like mine, 2019 Tundra Cement SR5 4X4 TSS. Badass Bro.

 

, thanks!

 

Welcome from SC. Nice ride

 

Congrats!

 

Welcome from NC! Congrats on one beautiful truck! What kind of lift did you get installed?

 

Another good looking Cement!

 

Getting around to posting some pictures of the recent updates to the build. I'll apologize in advance for the picture quality, they aren't the best and I still don't have pics of everything that's been done.

Last week I installed the Truck Covers USA American Roll Cover, I love this thing so far. No noise while underway, near perfect fit and the installation was pretty straightforward despite some confusing sections of the instructions. I'd watched Youtubes of similar covers being installed and that helped quite a bit. Most difficult part of this install was getting the cover rails by the tailgate evenly spaced but once I got my son to help it went quickly.




This morning the Rough Country Pocket style fender flares came back from the body shop and were installed.




Things will slow down some at this point, need to get some funds together to start working on the chrome delete.

 

Looks clean bro! Looking to do the same something similiar with my 2019 cement crewmax sr5. I dig the OEM TRD wheels but I got the base sr5 package and was thinking of buying the wheels only. Mind me asking what size your tires are?

 

Awesome. I am normally not a fan of fender flairs but those look spot on, congrats.

 

Delos, great looking truck and great choice of add ons. Can’t wait to get mine in so I can start my upgrade list. Keep the pictures coming as you continue your upgrades

 

Welcome from NH congrats looking good

 

Thanks! Tires are 285/65r18 on 18x9 wheels, +1 offset. 3/2 Readylift.

 

Finally got the Yakima tracks and rack installed tonight. Mounting the rails wasn't too bad, rivnuts are cool. It was a little uncomfortable drilling into the tonneau rails.

 

Love this build and now I'm watching. Please report back when you make a decision on chrome delete. It's hard to find people who have given reports on longevity. Powder coat looks very nice but will it last? LineX is durable but will bugs/gunk be difficult to clean?

 

Thanks, appreciate the support! I'll update when I get the chrome delete figured out. Need to save up some $ for whatever way I decide to take it on. I never thought about the Linex holding bugs, makes sense though. I'm leaning toward black powder coat on bumper ends right now and color matching the hood bulge and grill surround. It'll probably cost the same either way, figuring $1500-2000 which kinda sucks. Hard to say how the powder coat will endure....

 

Just curious. Love the super low profile Yakima rack. Any specs on that? Model number etc. All I have found it mid high and roof height. Thanks. Killer set up.

 

So the Yakima rack is simply a set of their tracks and the associated "feet" that fit the track. The bars are common Yakima round bars that I had laying around, you could use any length of these that span the bed and even go a little past the outside of the truck. I don't have the model numbers, it's all available on the Yak website.

I installed the tracks myself, this required a Riv Nut tool, which I purchased to do this job and have since used for many other things around the house. You do have to drill into the top of the bed sides which was super easy, although a little nerve racking, lol. It's pretty straightforward, took me about an hour to get the tracks mounted.

I love this rack setup, easy to get to, didn't have to install on the rood/headliner and it is highly customizabe - bikes, baskets, small carriers.

 

Damn you make me want me to build my cement in this fashion. Your truck looks great.