What have you done to your 2.5 gen Tundra today?

Welcome, from Ga!
I like your style. Thought I was looking at a pic of my truck.

 

Installed my little dual-band radio. I wanted it to be out of the way and removeable if I wanted to hide it, or use it somewhere else.

 

I installed some Rhino runners last week and I debated doing this. I got the "linex" coated model---but I stopped at drilling the rivets since I wasn't sure if the coating continued under the plate. Have any input on this?

 

I am surprised

 

I can't stop thinking you have a tiny flag on your antenna

 

Mine were coated under the plate.

 

A man of towing culture I see. I really like how the p3 fits in the custom panel.

 

Ordered some JBA UCA's finally.

 

I don't tow much, but I have a little Intech Flyer Pursue like this (stolen pic off the googles)

 

@SpyderRC Those floor covers look nice, it covers everything. Can you tell me the Brand or the link if you dont mine? How difficult was it to cut and install the new addition to your truck?

 

Swapped out the Duratracs for some Toyo AT 3's

 

@CorsoTundra what lift setup are you running and what are the new at3's? I am currently looking at purchasing those tires.

 

Not op but I really like my Toyo ATIII's. A nice smooth ride on the freeway. I have them on my Highlander too and the stopping and rain performance was excellent.

 

You should get the new Mickey Thompson Baja Boss AT. I got mine about a month ago and love em.

 

Toytec complete Aluma series 3" front with shackles in rear set at 1.5"
The Toyo's are 285/75/18 (34.8x11.3).

 

Nice bumper

 

I will be running mine year round. I live on the east coast of Canada. 15 feet of snow in the winter depending where exactly you live on this island. So it needs to be a good AT.

 

I was gonna go with the Baja Boss A/T's as well, but 35's were too heavy at 75 lbs a piece.

 

I have a 17 inch rim so going with a 285/75/17 or 295/70/17. haven't really decided yet. Still waiting for my lift/level to show up.

 

And yours as well.
Badass truck too . I was gonna do another Pro, but didn't care much for the moonroof or the pleather seats. So I just did Pro headlights, Pro grille, and Pro dual exhaust....lol. May do Katskinz in the near future though.

 

yea i guess they are prolly 10-15 lbs heavier per tire....

 

o you mean the moonroof that i havent opened since i test drove it? lol The leather is good with me for now cuz its easy to clean. I'll end up getting another truck before i change out seats lol.

 

Ordered the Tail gate lock & Bed Step from McGeorge Toyota. They had a 10% off sale and free shipping. Both parts arrive tomorrow!

 

Installed a new Mountain Hatch tailgate panel. Very easy installation, product seems solid.

Haven't used it yet. I like how the bolts are recessed into the panel.

EDIT: It does significantly increase the weight of the tailgate. When I installed a similar product on my Tacoma it replaced the factory panel instead of just adding to it.

 

Step 1 to adding bed tie downs d-Rings.

Need to get some rustoleum to paint these. Then to notch the washers...

 

Looks good. I think I would have them powder coated because the paint will wear off and scratch easier. The powder coating will last a lot longer.
JMO.

 

Definitely agree with the pc! It would make it look a ton nicer.

 

Probably cost $20.

 

Planning to order a set of these and attach them at the OEM bed rail attachment points, rather than to the bottom of the bed, to add more tie down points with minimal cost. Anyone else do this simple mod? I have the M6-1.0x14mm bolts ready to go.

 

I think it'd be a great addition to your bed rails.

If you use these t-slot nuts, they would be pretty secured to the rails:

$15 EXCELFU 5 Pack T Slot Nuts for Toyota Tunda & Toyota Tacoma Pick-Up Truck Bed Deck Rails

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08LG1N99S

OE bed rail placements are a bit high for some of the loads I carry around (i.e. storage box and whatnot), so having the tie downs on the bed help secure it a lot better. Though there are the 4 corners tie down on the bed, but knowing you've got some points on the floor of the bed to tie down is good too.