Any difference in the 2019 Tacoma?

The stock tires are real-deal AT tires. Just few give them a chance, because y’know, bro-fashion.

 

Sold mine before I chewed through them. I know some people really like them. They were great on the highway. Much quieter than my KO2s.

 

I'd keep in mind that vehicle prices will probably be going up next year... Considering there isn't any real changes, I'd jump on an 2018 sooner rather than later.

 

What the hell do you think the electronically controlled variable air intake, water and dust sensing skooporkle valve is for?

Jeez.

 

Better in the snow as well.

 

Good thing I dwell in the land of the dirt people and rarely see snow

 

I’m not judging......I have k-bros on my truck as well.....

 

Spot on.

Lots of people dismissing the snorkel. I'll be honest. I personally love it. And love the fact this is a Toyota OEM option, not a 3rd party aftermarket add on. I am getting one. Not an ebay knock-off, considering this hooks up directly to the engine. Also the clean OEM fit/quality.

 

Just picked up my 2019 PRO with snorkel. Anyone want to trade passenger side front fender (white)? I don't like the snorkel or the 5" diameter hole in the fender. Located in FL.

 

Congrats! If it were black and you were out West, I would do this in a heartbeat.

 

I would for sure just get a good deal on a 2018.

As for the Snorkel, I don’t see what the big deal is. If people like it, order one with it. If not, don’t. I think it’s cool Toyota offers it as an option though.

 

There may be a few people that will buy knockoffs of that silly Snorkle but there is no way it will reach the popularity of the Grille.

 

The engine fan would blow into a million pieces if you went underwater under load.

 

I concur with whitetail Ass. Wait and buy the 18, Toyota is good about waiting last minute when releasing new details, but changes will be minimal.

 

Crazy that you cant get free map updates... such a rip.

 

Can you buy them?

 

The maps is so bad i dont even bother trying to use it - its about on par with google maps from 10 years ago. These days, not giving an android auto or carplay option is ridiculous

 

Yes, its around $120 or more.

I don't find it that bad in Louisiana. Maybe in some of the bigger cities where the roads change a lot it might suck.

 

Yeah maybe i mispoke - the accuracy isnt terrible around where i am either; its more the interface, trying to find addresses or businesses or such on the route is terrible(plus you cant be moving when you do this). Now days you can literally say - "okay google - take me to the nearest Panda Express or Okay google - take me home" and have directions just pop up. I dont mind using my phone but it sure would be nice to have that map on the pretty screen they put in my truck.

 

Yeah, I find the nav system to be pretty much worthless, and not intuitive at all to use. I just use Google Maps on my phone. As you mention though, it would be nice to make use of that screen real estate on the head unit.