Going in for maintenance on a new purchase, suggestions?

I just purchased a 1 owner, TN kept 2000 tundra V8 4WD with 89 thousand miles, i just personally replaced the radiator, thermostat, and filled the coolant, the frame has 0 rust because it was garage kept in a good area. what should I ask them to check in the shop? I am going in to get new tires and would love some highway tires that are "slightly rugged", im bringing in a timing belt kit and intend on asking about the serpentine belt being replaced, I ill personally grease the fittings on the truck when it comes out of the shop. but I still worry that im missing something, i would like to reach out to this forum to see if yall can give me any insight and id mention that budget is out of the picture, i will spend whatever i need to for my truck. all the advice helps, thank you all!

I have images on my profile of my truck if you need any insight on what i bought, but im always willing to take more pictures of my truck to help answer questions!

 

Ball joints. OEM only. Easy peasy to do and the 25 percent off deal is stilll good for a few more days.

 

These will be your people. The wealth of knowledge (and attitude) is staggering in here. --> https://www.tundras.com/threads/1st-gen-lunch-table-general-discussion.60450/

 

Dude, I feel like I've already told you this once or twice. Start here: https://www.tundras.com/threads/so-you-wanna-buy-just-bought-a-1st-gen-tundra-eh.115928/

There's everything you'll ever need in the first two replies, including a full maintenance schedule for your new-to-you truck. Most all the stuff you'll need to do is in there.

Look, I realize it's a long ass read. But me and a few other key people in the community didn't throw it all together so we can continue answering the same questions over and over again

Seriously, go give it a read. You don't need to read every page. Just the first two replies.

 

youve been more than helpful every-step of my trucks life, ill read it and i know ill get tons of insight, it was daunting but ill sit it out, thank you brother!

 

Timing belt?

 

It's extremely helpful and not that bad. I've read it and don't even own one lol. The FGT support here is insane. Good luck with your repairs.