3rd Gen White Tacomas - Post them up!

Peraonally, i really like mine. Made by @CBoy808. If your going storm trooper, its a nice touch. I put 303 protectant on it and it has held up nicely.

 

Pretty easy! But did need to cut stock bumper like u would for any aftermarket bumper

 

I got mine at Tustin too

 

Smart move. I had the stock tires on during late archery last year. Almost wrapped my truck around a tree after losing traction. Still wondering why the new TRDs stopped coming from the factory with BFGs...total BS.

 

The BFGs that came stock were pretty worthless though. What were they... the long trail or the rugged trail?

 

I've got mine, all yours if you want. Just pay shipping and I can send em out.

 

@magicgus323 - realizing I replied to the wrong post.

 

I believe they used to come with BFG KOs or KO2s...I think KOs.

 

Never.

Some dealers add in new wheels/tires on the lot, and they often used the KO2s or Nitto Terra Grapplers, but these trucks never came from the factory with them.

 

Word.

 

I got some new headlights. These things are sweet. I think the projector helps me see a bit further out.
Sitting on 285 with 2 in front and 3 in blocks in the back.

 

Just picked the truck up an hour ago so no great pics yet but... I finally did it! The @CBI Offroad Fab bumper is on!

 

Mine didn’t come with them, but I don’t personally like the look of them. I even removed the vinyl wrap from the B-Pillars on my truck.

 

Mine came with rugged trails. For an onroad truck they weren’t bad, however they only lasted around 34,000 miles.

 

Yah they had a history of not lasting very long. My dad has an ‘08 TRD OR 4x4, his rugged trails only lasted about 30k too.

 

Then again I only got out around 36,000 miles from my ko2’s

 

Is that common...? I always got at least 45-50k+ on my KO1s

 

I have no idea. I think road conditions here play a huge factor. In the summer the roads reach a scorching temperature of around 140, and they are very rough roads to begin with. I would believe that driving styles also factor in, however I have a buddy who owns a 3/4 ton Chevy and he said the most he squeezes out of his tires (has tried multiple brands) is 40,000 miles. I will say that when I made the jump to 33’s last week, the KO2’s I took off had about 36,000 on them and I think they were good for another 2,000-3,000 miles.