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Howdy Rob

 

Sometimes yes sometimes no. They had two different styles for different years.

 

We owned an '04 LE for 7 years when the kids wers younger.



My brother in law as an '04 XLE that was passed down to him from his dad a couple of years ago too.

 

@Tacoma Mike

Actually been awhile on the Taco. I did the Yaris back in the spring. Might be what you remember

 

Just wanted to share that after all of of the freeze thaw cycles we have had that make the roads an ice rink in the morning I am satisfied with the winter tires. They handle really similar to blizzacks I have used before. Supposedly they will wear better in the long term though and came in at a similar price.



Brand: Continental
VIKING CONTACT 7 Winter Studless Radial Tire - 245/70R17XL 114T

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...coma+4WD&autoYear=2020&autoModClar=Double+Cab

 

Update: Was not good.

 

I guess we can't have bacon in everything

 

No reaction images? Damn. I can only imagine

 

Maybe if it had tasted like bacon. But it just tasted like burnt hot chocolate

 

I'm picturing your neighbor sitting with binoculars taking bets "I bet you 15 he actually tries it" "oh oh oh! Is he? Nah, just picking his nose. Again."

 

mmm bacon
Two trips to find the damned NEC compliant receptacles that I needed for the garage. That second trip almost cost me my Tundra. Was waiting to turn left and saw some dingleberry coming up on me in a dakota going way too fast to stop so I stomped it and went straight about the moment he stopped staring at his phone and locked his tires up. I think I tinkled myself a little bit. BUT I GOT THE OUTLETS!

It's been one of those days..

 

I've said this before....my Duratracs were good in the deep snow. The problem is....really deep snow is only a once in a few years event for us. When it comes to moderate snow, packed snow, frozen slush, cold temperature, etc....a dedicated winter tire is simply better. And that sort of stuff is much more likely to be what we get in the winter. So I sold my Duratracs and went back to a winter/snow tire.

 

....or scratchin' my nuggets.

 

A little yellow squirt beats drawin' mud in your drawers any day

Glad you got the outlets

 

Just some plasti dip, wheel spacers and window tint goes along way

 

Should've gotten a yellow tundra eh? I've done that same move before and left a couple skinny strips to mark my passing... not unlike the skid marks in my shorts!

 

Nice man! Welcome to the thread

Dig the yellow fogs. Overlays?

 

Wrapped up the work table. Storage on bottom is money. Debating removing that carpet. But it's nice not standing on concrete when working in that area.

 

Looks too pretty to work on