What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Got set up and then made tube runs... It is moist here this week.

 

Where are you at on this trip?

 

Ginnie this time around. Our last trip before my son makes his appearance.

 

I've been there once...I was not a fan on that trip.

 

I like that look...… Any chance you remember the part number you used, I'm on the site now and there a several to choose from.
thank you

 

Giving it a go w/ the motivx tomorrow- I've had a Fumoto valve for a bit, but the filter always bothered me!

 

Did the Meso Customs Volume Fix kit today and that is nice! Can't believe that Toyota didn't make it this way from the factory.

 

I'll have you know that I resemble that.

 

I know i put them on yesterday because i have the patients of a 8 year old and they look amazing but now the iforce badge is killing me and i hate to pull it off i checked ebay and etsy and cant fond anything i have a email out to a company that supposedly does the same overlays , ill keep you posted if that pans out !

 

I started to take the skid off then looked at it better. I was able to get a longer 3/8" socket wrench in from the driver side above the skid to access the filter. From there, let the motivx kit do it's job. I also used to hate the filter but the kid honestly makes it not horrible. Less convenient than a spin on but not horrible.

 

Does that install on the steering wheel?

 

I thought about that too when I found out about this mod but than realized that it works specifically for the stock info-tainment system. The radio stations as well as playlists on the stock stereo scroll up and down and the volume bar moves left and right.

 

More nostalgic than anything. This place has improved a lot since my last visit.. while also destroying other aspects. Family trip so I am thankful I am here... but this will be the last time here for a while.

 

If you find anything, let me know! I'll do the same.

 

do you have links to purchase? thanks

 

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I got Carmax [ where I bought my 2020 a month ago ] to PAY $4378.21 to fix the safety faults that the Limited DC had when they sold it.

Carmax rules is - have the vehicle inspected w/in 90 Days / 4000 miles and they FULLY COVERED the safety repairs .

carmax uses ' Repair PAL ' as a network of repair facilities and I had 2 shops inspect my limited and we turned that report into the Carmax service dept. They agreed to cover several MAJOR items - - - - On THEIR Dime ! ! The work was done by a shop inside that network of MY Choice

 

The Carmax warranty is solid. They take bs vehicles in and know it but they will take care of you.

 

Yea. Goes on 2.5 gen

 

It works with aftermarket, at least my Pioneer with Maesteo...

 

Nice switch mount


Shifter boot looks great too

 

nice holster placement

 

It’s all about how your brain works. Mine says volume is up/down and tracks are left/right

 

agreed

but since I'm coming from a 1995 truck to a 2020,

I'll learn to live w/ it and spend my $$$ on my 1939 Indian Motocycle

 

Yeah, I'm the same way. Just saying that's probably why Toyota designed that control the way they did because of the infotainment screen


Can't wait to upgrade mine though

 

Is anybody running 3W floor liners? I've seen lots of mention of Husky and Weathertech but I keep seeing these ads for 3W popping up on my IG and they look to be pretty well fit to the Tundra.
Plus the price for them seems pretty good.



YouTube reviews seem promising but wondering about the longevity of them from an actual long time user on here. They'd definitely be a step up from the flimsy OEM mats.

 

I don't run them in my Tundra but a buddy has them for his bronco and they look/fit great. His are firmer than the weathertechs (more similar to old weathertech material) so they don't have some of the sagging on the sides they get. I don't think they go as high on the sides through. I have no experience with the Husky. For a little over $100 I might give the 3W a try and see.

 

Thanks That's reassuring. I do like that they seem to be much firmer as you said.

 

I'm running the Husky mats for the front (X-Act Contour Floor Mats). I had Weathertechs before and feel that they are definitely flimsier than the Huskys.
Also, if you can wait for the black friday sales, I think I bought the Husky mats for about 50% off, so it was a great deal (But this was 5 years ago, so unsure if they still have such deals).
For the rear row, when I got the truck, the dealer had thrown in some floor mats for the front & rear rows. I only replaced the front because the rear row mats were good enough and still good after 5 years of use.

 

I picked up the 3W mats, they are a great fit and well worth the price. Only rub for me is made in China, whereas the husky and weathertechs are made in USA. I ended up returning and am going to go with the Husky mats for that reason alone.

 

We have them in our ‘21 Sienna and they are great. If I didn’t have WeatherTech in the Tundra I would definitely get a set.