What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

had em on my tacoma! the factree ones are wimpy as shit. neat little upgrade.

 

I kinda dig it. STORMTROOPER.

 

Installed full coverage seat covers from Amazon and seat heater it from eBay
Cover fitment and feel is great and the seat heaters work great too

 

Those look nice. My leather seats are starting to rip at the seams in a few spots. Which seat covers did you go with?

 

This is actually kind of awesome!

https://youtu.be/xt-svGnkPBk?si=7FYHVhs1-A753tv8

 

Whats the size of both of those studs and where you buy them? Link? TIA

 

Nothing major or anything close to a @reywcms project but a simple insulation job on the new battery!

 

Should've used gold wrap...

 

Too flashy for me, now that you mentioned it I should have got some duplicolo color match and painted it magnetic gray

 

I bought my 2016 new and it was a TSS. Unless you're referring to some other TSS acronym...

 

Tss as in toyota safety sense, referring to the crash sensor in the front grill among other safety nannies I believe is what he is referring to.

 

Too funny! I'll keep my '18...

 

Finally resolved the fuel pump issue in the '77 FJ40, my Tundra's garage mate.

 

I got these https://amzn.to/3MtLT7f

 

For those of you with factory leather seats, is there anything like a leather conditioner I can put on my seats that will make them not so "slick". Just feels like my ass and back slide all over the place. I don't won't them sticky just maybe softer. Hopefully you all know what I'm talking about.

 

Toyota Safety Sense
The extra cameras and adaptive cruise and stuff

 

Was the safety sense around in the tundra in 2016? I think TSS in 16 was southern states package with aftermarket 20" wheels and some had the TSS sticker on the bed. I could be wrong. I bought a 17 brand new and it didn't have any of the safety sense stuff, I believe it came along in 18.

 

My 2015 is a TSS edition (Toyota Sport Series) and, yes, it had the 20" alloy wheels, bed decals, black oval step tubes, stainless steel exhaust tip, and custom carpet floor mats.

 

I did it on my 8 year old leather seats. Brought it from hard/slick to softer and healthier feeling. Clean the seats(I did a basic Adam’s interior cleaner) then the rejuvenater. I believe the bottle says to do it biannually too so it lasts. You can top it off with the conditioner as well but I was happy with the results without it
https://adamspolishes.com/products/adams-leather-rejuvenator-oil?_pos=5&_sid=2e40200b4&_ss=r

 

Guy from FL here… had no idea this even existed! Guess it makes sense if you live in the frigid north!

 

Yeah - there’s the “TSS” Toyota Sport Series package offered by SE Toyota distribution (essentially port installed add-ons) with certain accessories and bed stickers, and there’s “Toyota Safety Sense” that is the name Toyota uses for all of the added (factory core features) cameras and sensors associated with the “nannies” as some people call them. When they added the safety sense stuff to the tundra in 2018 it involved some significant changes to the wiring, ECU, instrument cluster, etc. from the previous models.

 

When that automatic braking kicks in, it's like drinking 3 cups a coffee.

 

I use this on my saddle brown 1794 trim and love it. My wife's Highlander gets it too.

https://amzn.to/3XWkZHv

 

Went out to do some desert shooting yesterday and drove through some nasty cow poo mud - when I got home and hosed off the truck, it felt like that scene in Tommy Boy...

 

Appreciate it. I'll definitely give this a shot.

 

I also use Lexol- it’s what my upholstery shop friend recommends. Though I have some Adams to try out as well.

 

but you keep it off the suede part right? About to pick this up

 

Hell no and I love that about my truck.

 

I clean my seats with Meguires Ultimate Leather Detailer Spray and condition it with Leather Honey. The Leather Honey makes the leather feel softer and feel kind of grippy. I like it.

https://www.autozone.com/p/meguiars...tioner-g201316/744957?searchText=Leather+care
https://www.autozone.com/p/leather-honey-leather-conditioner-lhhp1001/789056?searchText=Leather+care

 

did all the gear case fluids... god forbid they use a drain bolt for the front diff. had the 10mm hex key welded in to get the cocksucker out.