What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

It's the one @daveeasa does on FBC site. This post links to brake tap but on his site there is a reverse tap.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/plug-and-play-brake-taps.89274/page-3#post-2994714

 

Headlights had started developing a yellow tint. Buffed them back to clear with baking soda/water mix and microfiber cloth

 

nice! what kind of wattage is it? charges fast or slow?

 

The link to what I bought is below. The wattage is conflicting, the listing notes 10w and the vendor response is 15w. I have yet to field test it yet so see how it works so TBD

WEILEITE Car Center Console Fast Wireless Phone Charger Tray Compatible with Toyota Tundra 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Replaces 00016-34506 0001634506

$100 WEILEITE Car Center Console Fast Wireless Phone Charger Tray Compatible with Toyota Tundra 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 2019 2020 2021 Replaces 00016-34506 0001634506

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B096VMPZF2

 

got out camping this weekend.

 

Need more ground clearance.
This is why you need at minimum 37" tires.

 

Thanks

 

Dang - I’m because my Nitto RG’s start howling at 30k miles.

 

Where’s that?

 

Took it to Big Bend National Park last week. Ran Old Ore Road and Black Gap not to mention 40 plus miles on the Southern River Road. Great Trip!

 

To be fair, that is most people's experiences with Duratracs as well, but I rotate every 3k miles. I actually only went 2700 miles this last rotation...I had a clear day, and it's supposed to rain the rest of the week, so I went ahead and did it.

 

+1 for the Duratracs!

I rotate every 5 - 10k, depending on usage...around town, highway, or OR trips.
I've had Falken, MT's, and Duratracs, which have now been on the truck for just over 4 years. They're the best all around road/ OR tire IMO.

Mine just started showing some signs of wear and howl at 60-70. I'll replace them with another set of Duratracs in the coming months.

 

I hate to blow up this thread again, but I can't find an answer.
I recently purchased a new to me Tundra. It's a 2017 sr5 TRD off-road. Mine has dual exhaust, but I've noticed others that don't.
The exhaust tips on mine say TRD, so I'm guessing this might've been a factory upgrade option???

 

Either added at the dealership or the prior owner added it.

 

I have that exact same truck and got talked out of that size by the Kal Tire guy. Curse him still but gonna wait a couple more years before splurging on a new set.

 

What are you using for an antenna?

 

Boom....The RAS Roadmaster Active Suspension has been installed, in the rain mined you.....pretty excited. Didn't know what to expect, but honestly the empty travel results have been noticeable. Especially, on turns and somewhat bumpy roads. It has been pouring here this morning and I usually spin a tire or two on corners. I didn't get one tire spin. This one is still up for debate.

I also activated my 4Hi for my monthly due since it rained.

 

Do the Duratracs come in different tread types??? IE>>> MT vs. AT, etc...

Also, what load range are you running??

I ask because my only experience w/them was test driving an F-150 Tremor. They were OE on that rig, and the tire was a P metric version, so the ride was smooth and they were surprising quiet.

 

I believe it’s a browning unit. Great range on it.

 

Nice. Love big bend

 

I really like mine also. i've encouraged a few others into purchasing and all good reviews.

 

Thank you

 

Drove up to thunder hill, first decent trip on the 35’s averaged 14mpg.

more importantly, found that a 10 piece nugget and two sauce packs are a PERFECT fit.

 

Just one tread…to me, it sits more between AT and MT rather than a true AT. They’re pretty knobby.

I’m on E load 285/75s. I run them around 45psi. They feel fine to me. Like @GAknight I will stick with these next time around.

 

Have you flipped the tires on the rims or just standard rotations?

 

Standard rearward cross 4-tire rotation

 

those ko2’s are over $500 Canadian a tire now. Crazy times. I went with road cruza (Ko2 clones) for my 22 Tacoma. Good reviews and a lot of locals I know run them. Worth a look, 1/2 price of ko2’s. $272 for 275/65r20 and free shipping here in the maritimes

 

That there is some seriously useful info

 

Good to know.... thank you!!!!