What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

Lol it's funny seeing the look in people's faces who are leaving the beach as you are arriving.

 

Replaced my duratracs and procomp 7031s with some cooper discoverers and 4runner rims. Looks good but now the struggle of trying to sell the other set..

 

They're nice but damn that's expensive.

 

So it's 120 degrees outside and my blower motor is making more noise than a 3rd gen driver complaining about his transmission leak.

 

The pic won't open for me.

 

Worth every penny! Once installed it will make wiring super easy and clean.

 

Don't have any pictures yet I'm at work. Unless you're talking about old tires and rims?

 

Looking at getting the bed cap just for that reason, mounting racks. But I like the soft tops that still allow access from the sides, more like just a frame. What type rack is that on top?

 

Gonna be a dummy an ask...Brand? I'm due a set by winter and gonna start shopping early looking for good buys/sales

 

No dummy here! These are the Cooper St Maxx in 255/80r17. The tire is a fantastic mix between an all terrain and a mud terrain. Super beefy, surprisingly quiet, and not horribly expensive. These were $185 a piece from discounttiredirect.com with no tax or shipping.

 

We get frustrated when we don't get pics. Yes we do precious.

 

After work I'll try and remember to upload new rims and tires

 

We really do. We can be quite the rowdy bunch. That's why I take pics of damn near everything truck related now.

 

I've slowly realized you need to have pictures before even considering asking a question or starting a thread

 

It's a skill best learnt early 'round these parts.

 

True. Any Tom, Dick, or Harry can say they have a supercharged 2019 Tacoma on 38" mud terrains, but the proof is in the pics.

 

Now you're learning it either
A) helps us solve the problem or
2) looks cool and keeps us happy.

 

Good comparison, I too am in the same boat. Actually I've been I this boat for about 2 years. I pulled it out once and cleaned the dirt out of it and gave the brushes a little cleaning, but I still have to hit every now and then and remind it who's boss. And just in case it forgets I get the old lady to kick it around too

 

If you don't mind me asking, how did you go about mounting those tracks on your roof? Looks like they are inside of where the OEM rack goes on the weather stripping.