What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

I'll grab some measurements and get you some better pics. I do have the esp under seat storage and that both complicated the build and solved problems at the same time.

 

Actually that's why I was asking, I have the ESP under seat storage as well so I thought I would ask to cheat off your paper! Thanks in advance for anything you can send.

 

Got my Desert Does It seat jackers installed yesterday. All I can say is wow! Feel like I have a recliner in my Tundra.

 

What are those for? I looked at the website, and I still don't think I quite get it. What do these jackers do that the lower/raise up and down function on the driver's seat doesn't do?

 

Lifts the front of the seat upward, kinda like a recliner. If you have back issues or sciatica issues this will amaze you. Definitely worth the 10 minute install.

 

These raise seat more than factory seat adjustments. I couldn’t believe what a difference a few inches does (that’s what she said). I no longer feel like I’m sliding out (that’s what she said). Sorry, been watching The Office too much.

 

Shit I'm buying a set!

 

I assume it is a fixed amount it raises the seat tilt and isn't adjustable?

 

Yep, you can still use your factory seat adjustments, this just adds more. See pic attached.

 

Mine's getting it's first service/recall work and oil change (even if I have to pay for it) at 3k miles tomorrow.

 

Top 10 mod I think is a MUST! just takes the seats to the next level.

 

I must be the only person in the history of the world that absolutely hated my seat jackers. After the zillion people saying how great they are I was all kinds of excited to try them out. They lasted less than 100 miles.

got my tires rotated today before a trip to Canada later this week.

 

Installed rancho speedometer calibrator yesterday and still calibrating today…

 

Found method was running a close out special on these 18x9 for $284 a wheel so I jumped on them also found a coupon for 20%off nittos on tire buyer.com plus a 5% cash back offer I had on my Amex. It was like a sign for me to buy them now lol I got bored and put them next to my daily, and it makes the tires look huge

 

I agree 100%.

 

Lol, it’s all good. Certainly not for everyone and nothing will ever be liked by everyone. I might change my mind after 100 miles but so far I’m in the seat jacker column.

 

I’m thinking about getting some too. I was wondering if they effect how your floor mats lay. I have husky liner floor mats and they come up over the seat bracket. Does your floor Mats still lay flat with the jackers or are they slightly lifted off the floor where they go over the seat bracket. Thanks

 

Yes, I have Husky Liners and they lay flat.

 

What model of husky floor liner is the best? Example weatherbeater?

 

That's what I have., Weatherbeater.

https://www.huskyliners.com/Floor-Mats-Floor-Liners

 

I installed my Miller Cat Shields today...The instructions were meh... If you have a TRD skid plate, you can remove the rear bolts, loosen the plate to drop it down and install the main plate.... the instructions tell you to install the wings prior to fitting the shield, but then you can't re-install the rear skidplate/front catshield bolts..I remove the wings and then installed the bolts and then reinstalled the wings... no big deal... well made product and quality hardware...

 

Yes, I have Husky and they will still lay flat over them, just a little elevated.

 

Same here. Still one of the most uncomfortable seats around with or without the seat jackers. Mine were in for less than 100 miles.

 

To each their own brother. I wrapped both tundra and 4runner steering wheels with paracord and get asked wtf why. My answer is like I just said to you, to each their own

 

Hey could be worse in many aspects.... our tundras could be an unreliable pos with luxury seats that spends more time in the shop than with you. Ill take "worse uncomfortable seats" and have a kick ass rig.... hahaha I love playing devils advocate

 

My understanding is the Weatherbeater line is very similar to WeatherTech in the fact that the material is more rigid. Their X-Act Contour line is supposed to be more pliable. I went with the X-Act Contour and really like them compared to the WeatherTech in my wifes Yukon. Compared to WeatherTech they are thicker and have more grip, I haven't seen the Weatherbeater in person to compare. I don't think you'll go wrong with either.

I had All-Weather Toyota floor mats in previously and wanted something similar in material but with more protection. I still have the Toyota mats if anyone is interested.

 

The X-Act model.

 

One of many parallel threads about floor liners.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/floor-liners-for-my-2021-crew-confused.98364/

 

Awesome. Going to get a set then. I’m hoping they will help with shoulder back pain I get when driving for awhile. Leaning back more should help out.

 

Works for me.