WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR 3RD GEN TUNDRA TODAY?

They claim 60hp and 5 mpg for my 2024, sorry man, aint no way that is gonna happen. Read alot about this across many forums and it just doesnt live up to the claims.

 

Also be careful with the K&N filters they can cause you some issues.

 

1st time truck owner, long time lurker, 1st time poster... Thanks for all the inspo!
Got my new 2024 Platinum Hybrid in Wind Chill Pearl in Feb 2024.
Ceramic tint all the way around, including moonroof from Roman Tint Company in Sarasota, FL
Weathertech Alloy Cover - I haven't seen anyone else with this tonneau, I love it
Cali Raised center console tray liner - essential upgrade but pricey for what it is

$130 Bed Mats for Truck Compatible with 2022 2023 2024 Tundra Accessories, Truck Bed Liner fit Crewmax 5.5ft Bed Mat, All Weather TPE Protection Car Bed Cargo Mat

RefitEco bed mat - exactly what I wanted

$45 Carista OBD - Bluetooth OBD2 Scanner - Car Scanner Diagnostic Tool and Code Reader with Access to Diagnostics, Customizations, Service Tools, and Live Data - Subscription Required

Carista OBD - killed engine noise, lowered AC temp, killed seatbelt alarms

$34 HCMAX 2 Pack Kick Mat Car Seat Back Protector Waterproof Easy to Clean Multifunctional Organizer Storage Bag Travel Accessory PU Leather Black

HCMAX 2 pack back of front seat protector - these kids are just brutal



In Feb 2025 (after I get my bonus check) I will add wheels and tires:
Wheels: WELD CINCH W104 20x9 6x139.7 +20 W10409098576-P2 - 31 lbs (confirmed by Weld)
Tires: Toyo Open Country A/T3 275/60R20 115T SL - 42 lbs
Total weight: wheels 31 lbs + tires 42 lbs = 73 lbs (stock Platinum setup is 76 lbs)
This super lightweight setup will have minimal impact to gas mileage and ride quality. Anyone running a similar setup today?

 

Finally put my chase rack together.

 

Installed a FitCamX dash cam today. Pretty easy install and a very clean finished look. So far so good.

 

I installed GoRhino RB30 originals on my 2024 TRD Sport yesterday. I did flip the boards the opposite direction after looking at photos preferring the square facing the back. Youtube videos helped a lot! Definitely like my choice with originals with bed coating, though GR only uses powder coat on bottom. We hit that with Rustoleum bed liner & primer along with the mounting brackets. Will see how it holds up. Bought from vendor santanaRT here. Happy I can now get in much easier at 5'5" lol...

 

Installed the OEM bed step and the Rough Country tri fold flip up bed cover. All in all, took me three hours total.

 

Well, first off, Thanks to TTCM and his post for the Tundra Backseat for Dogs. I only bought this Tundra 2 weeks ago and knew that I was going to remove the rear seat, hence why I got the Double Cab with the 6.5 bed. I was searching for "rear seat delete" kits and happened upon his post. Which I knew I had to do.

So his measurements are 58 x 32, I presume for the crew cab. I measured mine and figured I would need to be about 28 instead. And before anyone gives me grief for what I found in the garage, just know that this was picked up probably 10 years ago out of the clearance/as-is section. Price tag was faded out but I paid $12.90 - for a 59x29 Ikea Table Top! You can see the line on the right is all I had to cut off.



So I originally planned to just spray paint it with the truck bed liner spray. But while I was at Home Depot, I happened upon this outdoor rug that was cheaper than 2 cans of the spray. So I just got it and some spray adhesive. You will see that I cut notches in the underside of the top so that it fits flush over the seat belts and latches.


In fact, with the carpet, it now fits very snugly and covers up everything in back. While I do have dogs, my plan was more for tailgating and camping items that I don't want left in the bed. And since there were no modifications to the body, I can just pop it back out and put back in the seats in about 10 mins. Note that it is actually perfectly level and covers everything in back, fitting nice and flush.


Note that it does sit above the storage area about an inch or so.


If anyone else wants to make one, here's the measurements for all the slots to cut to go around everything:

 

I swapped my wheels and tires from KMC wheels +18 offset with K02’s 285/70r20 to ProComp 0 offset with Nitto ridge Grappler 295/70R18. I like the poke from my 0 offset. It looks more aggressive. This is my cup of tea. Pic 1 with KMC, pic 2 with ProComp

 

I'm just happy that I'm getting to start using it more for the main reason I bought it; drag the boat to go fishing. San Diego has a big cold ocean, so we get going later than most think. I've gotten to make some short afternoon trips recently... and I love the way it tows in comfort. This was two days ago and I haven't seen the sun since. We call it May grey.

 

CBI overland rock sliders, issues with aligning one of the “c” clamps on passenger side frame. It appears to conflict with a factory mount for fuel tank.

since there’s 4 I may just cut the one off and live with the three attachment points. I marked a line in orange where I would cut.

 

I don't have a rock slider, but did you check if you have the correct side?

 

I wouldn't cut anything before contacting manufacturer asking: what the hell?

 

Camping trip with bike ride weekend using the new bed rail mounts installed. Jim Thorpe Pa

 

ARE color matched cap

 

Also got the Decked system.... with our Mother's Day plants

 

Added this yesterday - cbi full overland skid plate on my SR5 4x4. The steel was heavy to install solo but made it happen anyway! Still have the airdam installed as well and it doesn’t seem to have any issues.

 

Cleaned, cut off nibs, and coated new tires.

 

Fyi...The back of your trailer is glitching

 

Post up pics

 

Jim Thorpe, ran a half marathon there once, awesome place to visit

 

I took people out of the picture

 

We go on biking (22+ miles) along the Lehigh River and rafting trips. Very picturesque place to be with a great town and train.

 

For sure! Went rafting there once many years ago, another great time.

 

I'll have to do that when I'm done this rotation at work.

 

ok that is a fantastic idea put them up on wood. Eliminates having to roll it forward a few inches. Totally stealing this idea.

 

Those vossen wheels look great.

 

I really liked those Vossen wheels as well!

 

Just make sure the wood is not too long that if it starts to kick up you dont end up ripping a hole in your own fenderwell as the truck drives onto the wood

 

Finished my detail and took a look at it outside the garage. Every time I clean the windows I notice more issues with the tint. Including hairs, air bubbles, streaks, etc. Frustrates me pretty quickly at this point. I am going back June 3 to get the rear window corrected, and going to talk through my concerns. Wondering if I should just have them remove it all and go elsewhere.