What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Absolutely, happy to help!!

 

Anyone find a safe that fits and works well under the front seat?

 

I have one like this. Used it under the drivers seat of my 2017 4Runner. I now have it under the rear seat of my Tundra and have installed a 1/2 Console Vault in the Tundra's center console. I like both and think they serve various purposes.

 

Finally a sunny weekend and free from honey do list. Finally changed out the floor mats. Let's see how these Rough country hold up.

 

Used it for its intended purpose today

 

Washed it and discovered a spot on one of my wheels that is peeling. I'll take a pic tomorrow.

 

Where'd you go?

 

Just pulled the trigger on the dash cam you recommended. It's currently a "lightning deal" on Amazon

 

Excellent price. Is a good dash cam. Get the power harness as well

 

Better view during the day. Apologize, not the ideal area I wanted to take it at. I was at a family function, and had a moment to snap some angles of the truck.

 

Do they feel like Weathertech or Husky?

 

We went up Mt. Herman for a little evening cruise. The trail head is pretty close to our house so that’s our usual spot

 

I bought a EMTN bike a few weeks ago and needed a heavier duty bike carrier due to the weight and size. It’s a 1-UP heavy duty. (They sold out recently and have a newer design now but this works for me). And a meme that applies to me.

 

Nice! Old lady wants an E-bike so we've checking a few out as well.

 

My bike is kinda like a knockoff design, but I really like it as it has the power to do the hills in the neighborhood. I can cheat as ith has a throttle control option. My wife found an e-bike model she likes, a Cannondale. It has a rear fender I thought might be a problem but a piece of packing plastic holds it securely. I will add a couple of straps on it also.

 

https://soulebikes.com/cuda/

 

WeatherTech hands down. If they had a bend at the end, I would say they would hold up liquids just the same. They do feel 10x better than the OEM rugged ones I use to have. They don't move as much which is always a plus.

 

Drove to the cabin for a night to get away from the city.

 

Had to put brakes on the truck this weekend. Got 107K out of the OE set but they had been pulsating under heavy loads for over a couple years now so I threw a set of Frozen Rotors on and Hawk pads after reading advise on the forum here.

 

Did the frozen rotors and Ebc yellow pads a while ago. Great improvement. You’re going to notice it.
For the bike carriers, mine came with nylock nuts and some of them still backed off with all the rattling around back there. Definitely worth putting lock-tite on everything.

 

Installed TRD skid plate I bought from offerup for $250. No more removing the whole thing for oil changes.

 

Wheeled hard in the morning then ran the old lady around for some errands.

 

I feel like local AZ crew should do a drive by parade for ya!

 

Ordered an OVS 270 awning with coupons for under $400. 69" length should fit well length wise with the mid-height setting on the Kuat Ibex, might need to find a bracket that raises it up a couple of inches for better height clearance.

 

those guys are just up the street from me

 

LOL I will be fine, just really bored and it is so hard not to move your head, cannot bend over, cannot sleep laying down because the bed has to be a min of 30 degree incline, etc. etc.

Bored and thinking a lot about my past and the abuse I have put myself through. Believe me, nobody wants to do a mini-parade past my house since I live in a Retirement Community. Golf carts everywhere and the distraction could cause a major pile up of Golf carts

 

Same here, I think we figured out we're pretty close... I'm Ray/Recker.

Great guys there. I'm still rocking one of their OG Stompers from when they were in Tempe.

 

Where Tundras belong: not in the city

 

you park like me

 

Id love to have a cabin like that!