What will be your first accesories?

This is the main reason: no access to the entire bed. I'm sure it's a fine product otherwise.

 

Now they come all the way off. I plan on just sticking it in the backseat whenever I need to take it all the off. (double cab a course)

 

I already have a GoPro. I'm actually buying the 2016 Tacoma because I collect GoPro accessories.

 

Going to be interesting to see the trail armor designs for that new front end.

 

Bilsteins to level and the Trux tonneau.

 

I forgot: also need a pair of those window guards to keep the rain out when the window is open.

 

My first accessories/ mods in order.
1. Debadged truck
2. Window tint
3. AVS bug deflector (Amazon)
4. Short antenna
5. Plasti dipped front grill emblem
6. BHLM
7. Leer shell
8. Wheels, tires and suspension.
9. Rear hc bumper (bruteforcefab)

 

There is no antenna like that anymore.

 

Weathertechs and a PrInSu roof rack! I need the roof rack to mount the snowboards for winter. After that, probably make a light bar for the front to mount an LED bar on... and then a tonneu cover, and lift, and tires, and the list goes on...

 

Yeah, I can't believe they are shipping the Sport with one of the best 200 dollar street tires available. The nerve of Toyota. Its a street car. People drive the Sport on the street.

Have never heard of truxedo but I am interested in such a classy name.

I don't think it's going to fit between the back doors in the back seat. I'm not interested in it because of the space it takes up when folded

 

I prefer the access cover. No side latches, no goofy clamps, lower profile, and you can still use the existing tie down channels. Have it on my 2014 and love it. My 2016 TRDOR will be coming with a Toyota cover, if it doesn't compare I'll be selling it and getting another access cover.

 

Tonneau cover and level kit for sure. Black out all the tags, new BF tires, and hopefully whenever they come out, colour matched bushwhacker fender flares.

 

You know those don't do anything, right?

 

It's a truck, and for the price of these things, they should come with a decent pair of AT tires, IMO.

 

At least on the Outback Forums, I've been hearing that the Husky liners are cheaper and better than the WeatherTechs. A lot of the complaints with the Techs have to do with the liners not covering the floor as much and there being gaps between the liner and floorboard sides. But then again, it might depend on the vehicle. I'm not counting out the Huskys though. All-weather mats are a must and I'll be making sure that I'm getting the best one for my mula.

http://www.subaruoutback.org/forums/138-gen-5-2015-present/223905-husky-vs-weathertech.html

 

BakFlip F1 if I end up not liking the factory tonneau.

 

The Sport is not an off road truck. It does not need to come with tires suited for off road. Toyota knows that 98% of people buy the sport to drove around town. Those 98% want street tires

 

Why would they put AT tires on a street truck? You can get the TRD Off Road if you want AT tires.

 

AT doesn't mean off road. It includes it. It means all terrain as the name suggests and are usually used in mostly street applications. And a Trd sport 4x4 is not strictly a street truck.

 

Yea, maybe putting ATs on the 4x4 would be a reasonable expectation. I'd be pretty upset if I had ATs on a 4x2 Sport, though. Definitely looking for a smooth ride.