Potential Tundra purchase

Hello all,

I currently own a 2012 Tacoma TRD Sport truck. While I love the truck, I find myself looking for more room and more HP. I am in the market for a 4x4 Tundra and have started doing my research on how I would like to make it look after the purchase - btw, you guys have some super nice trucks on here. I am looking at the double cab option and would really like the limited edition truck. I am not a rock crawler, but I would like to have it lifted slightly, with some nice trail tires and rims, front bumper (smitty or otherwise), some type of collapsible canvas/tent camper, train horn . I may never be able to take it off-roading, but I would like to be able to retrieve my motorcycle from remote places in case of a breakdown, and I would like to use it as my adventure type vehicle tackling light fire roads and some Colorado passes possibly. This would be my daily driver so I need to keep it simple.

I have some of questions for you guys if you don't mind my ignorance. 1.) Should I buy used, low mileage or take advantage of the 0% financing on new? 2.) Can a novice do a slight lift and bumper install working solo? 3.) What are the biggest tires I can put on it with a two inch lift, without trimming fender wells or rubbing? 4.) I would like to be able to stuff it into my garage without worrying about it hitting garage door opener, I do not have the truck yet, but I have taken measurements based on the brochure and it looks like I can squeeze it in with a 2-3 inch lift, do any of you guys have some suggestions regarding height with bigger tires and 2"-3" inch lift?

Thank you for any guidance on the Tundra.

 

Nothing wrong with used. Dont pay the out the dealer door cost getting used. But some people like knowing there the only who drove the beauty. Make sure you add for the tire difference plus the lift like csuviper said.