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Suspension Replacement on '10 Gen 2 w/ High Miles?

Discussion in 'Suspension' started by TotoTheTundra, Apr 27, 2021.

  1. Apr 27, 2021 at 5:45 PM
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    TotoTheTundra

    TotoTheTundra [OP] New Member

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    Hey guys, I am aware there is already a ton of info on here, but 77 pages of potential helpful threads is a lot to comb threw.

    2010 Reg Cab SR5 4WD w/ 202k miles- A noise made me think I had a bad front wheel bearing but there isn't the normal play that would indicate such. after all those miles, should I start replacing all my suspension parts one or two at a time or? Noise might be a wrapped rotor, so I've been pricing out rotor hubs, calipers, wheel bearing/hub front and back on Rock Auto.

    End Goal
    -Safety for daily driving and long trips. No off roading hobby but bumpy dirt roads aren't avoidable, and fun.
    -Improve ride quality
    -lift or have potential to
    -budget friendly/manageable

    For a newbie to truck mods/maintenance, compiling parts is bogging me down. Greaseable LCA & UCA/bearings, Shocks, Tie Rods, and f@ck me.

    I know this is kinda open ended. Brands, bundles, sites, thought processes, all welcome. Does a 202k truck deserve above OEM parts and/or lift?
     

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