What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Some Toyota dealers participate in the current free shipping deal via the Toyota website. Code: FREESHIP. Look up a dealer closer to you to get the shipping down. McGeorge was the cheapest for me out of VA, but I think there is one in Topeka KS that has good prices also. You got to look at a bunch to see who has the best deal for your location. This is how I got my skid plate with free shipping.

https://parts.toyota.com/

 

Installed a new steering wheel from hirevsports.com

 

Nice, it stinks they are sold out of the smoked tail lights....

 

These aren’t the best leaf photos but curious to know what you think. I have under 4400 miles. Definitely a gap...

 

I enjoyed the maniacal laugh at the 2:35 mark

 

That code got me down from $300 freight to $100 freight costs but still, $100 for S&H is still more than I want to pay and I can get the skid plate locally probably for slightly less.

 

Damn I don't think yours look good either.

 

4 year old was loving it. She looked at the guy next to her who is not a good passenger and asked why he wasn’t laughing. Was hilarious.

 

@Bronco Ken 's reverse light mod. Super easy, looks and works great

 

after is the ARB OME Heavy Load Kit for the 5.7. Been dying to get this kit and it took an extra month because the HL springs were on back order. It looks gorgeous. Next is a front bumper, tires and rims. Gotta say I love the old man emukit so far.

 

10 days shy of 6 months

 

Almost there. Mine is 105000.

 

I got free shipping from sparks, but I assume I am close enough in NC. $815 in the cart for front/rear TRD sway bars, plus skid plate. Wife is gonna murder me

 

Added VLEDS foot well lighting kit.

 

Badass show more pics of the camera and where its hooked up to..

 

20,000 and I have had it only seven months and two days.

 

I was wondering if you have done any other maintenance other than oil changes. I have an 2018 limited, but 25k miles only. I actually drive it more than I thought as I’m retired and we have 2 other cars.

 

My 2008 didn't have any issues either until over 150k other than a recall on the radio.

 

Took advantage of some savings yesterday and ordered the TRD Front Sway bar and TRD Skid Plate and Color matched mirror covers yesterday. Total out the door price was $630. Should have everything in hand by the end of the week. Any tips to install would be appreciated. I wonder if the skid plate comes with the updated hardware to correct the squeak/pop? I think Ill add some rubber washers or Delrin/nylon spacers @ the rear bolts between the frame and skid plate just in case.

 

Things I’ve done; Demon hooks v2, bed liner, LED internal and external lights, alla lighting strobe LED brake lights and reverse / turn signal LEDs from alla lighting. I also debadged everything except the ‘Toyota’ on the lower sides. Those are black. I liked it on there for some reason. Running boards are going to have the vendor name in red to give it a little more red color.

Ignore the chrome. I have my bumper covers in order, just haven’t came in. I also am having the Toyota logo on the front painted in red. I also darkened my tail light and 3rd brake light housing with spray tint.

 

Still smiling because my truck is valued at msrp or little higher.

 

You should have toyota check that, could be replaced under warranty as long as you have not added any blocks, shackles in the rear.

 

I do my own maintenance but I think I’ll take it to the dealer to check. I haven’t noticed any adverse handling. The truck is all stock so Toyota should cover it if there is an issue. I’m sure I’ll a get the “that’s normal” comment.

 

Aint that the truth. Currently Carvana will give me what I paid, taxes I've paid, mods I've done, gas I've put in, insurance I've paid for a vehicle I bought 7 months ago.

 

New cap

plus gave the truck its first workout coming back with 1000 pounds worth of home remodeling supplies. Some notes:
Tow/Haul mode is awesome! My last truck had a similar feature but it was more about shift points and engine braking rather than seeming like an entirely different engine.
Adjustable headlights: nice feature with the fog on the way home and the load in the bed. Was able to adjust the headlights down to actually see the road again.
Adaptive cruise: line of traffic in the fog on the way to the city, made things a lot easier.

 

That's a nice looking antique Weber Genesis Silver they have for their crew there

 

His looks about as bad as mine lol.

 

Mine 15 months with 17,100 value jumped up $200 in last 2 weeks. The way Toyota is showing especially on a limited like this one attached ours should stay at msrp for trade value. This is like 11k jump in msrp 1-2yrs. Now imagine pro 437hp 583tq with options least 70k

 

Got my 2019 Crewmax Wrapped!

 

Dylan that looks good