MARYLAND TACOMAS

Because you have any other choice when they are out of stock.

 

Good point!

 

... and I now have a cap. Definitely a bit rough around the edges, but the price was right.

 

It's fine. She's still under warranty. Just ticked 3700 miles.

 

That is for engine coolant to be pumped to the trans to increase trans fluid operating temperature faster.

 

Hey guys, been away for a while.

It's looking like it's time to start looking at new tires, and this has me looking to bump up to 16" from my stock 15" wheels for more options.

I've been poking around for a while and it seems like all the deals are on the wrong coast. I'm not really a wheel guy to begin with, and I'm on that nursing school budget, so I figured I'd ask if any of you guys are sitting on some shitty 16" wheels that you wouldn't mind letting go of for dirt cheap lol. Bit of a shot in the dark but I thought I'd ask.

 

Why not stay on 15's? Tires are cheaper than 16's

 

I'm about to sell my Wrangler Kevlar tires (265/70r16) with 13,xxx miles. They're the stock TRD offroad tires from my 2016. Cant help you with wheels though, sorry.

 

And the Wranglers are rated for 60,000 miles

 

for three! Fly out Wednesday morning and get back Saturday morning.

 

Tire selection mostly. I'm looking especially closely at Duratracs, their knockoffs from Kanati, or KO2s etc. There just seem to be more options for the 16" size, and this is especially true in the lightly used tire market.

See what I mean? lol

 

Free if anyone wants them. Off of an access cab. Was going to try and get a few bucks, but they're not in the greatest shape. Going in the dumpster on Sunday unless someone claims them.

 

WOOHOO you got a truck!

 

They're worth $2 in scrap steel......if you're into that kind of thing

 

The brackets are worth more than that in saved time not having to make them if you do something custom. Even just using them as a template.

 

Meh, too much effort.

 

So I have a set of OEM front coilovers from my 2016 4Runner i'm looking to sell. Anyone want to try them in their Tacoma, see if they offer any lift?

 

Worth a shot. I bet they'd fit

 

They'd fit. I think the 4Runner is heavier than the 3rd gen, even heavier than the 2nd gen. I think they would lift both gen Tacoma's but not sure how much. Who wants to be a guinea pig? If it works, $150 if not, no harm, we learned. I'll even help with the install.