What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I'm no mathamatician (cant even spell it), but I think you are 350# over.

 

I use this one.

$10 AstroAI Tire Pressure Gauge 0-60 PSI, Large 2" Easy Read Glow Dial Tire Gauge, Certified ANSI B40.1 Accurate, Compatible for Bicycle, Car, SUV, Truck & Motorcycle

Amazon.com: AstroAI Tire Pressure Gauge Expert 60 PSI - Heavy Duty Tire Gauge ANSI Certified Accurate, Improved Needle and Chuck: Industrial & Scientific

 

CMC by DMZ Fab in SoCal. Couldn’t be happier with their work. Going back to clean up the fenders a bit next!

 

BBBUURRRRRTT!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NvIJvPj_pjE

 

If a load of 1,150 brings you to a max weight of 5,600, yes, 4,450 is your “empty” weight.

You weighed in at 4,783, but that included a full tank of gas (120Lbs) you and a tool box and tools. You are 333 over empty weight with 120 lbs of gas bring you to 213 lbs over. The numbers sound spot on to me and if you, your toolbox and tools weigh 213 or more together, you’re under factory weight.

 

His Tacoma secretly identifies as a Ridgeline

 

https://www.popularmechanics.com/cars/g36892480/best-tire-pressure-gauges/


I own Accugage gauges which did not make the above list, but features I like to have are: a flexible hose, angled chuck, bleed valve, rubber guard cause I drop everything, I don't like digital because I'm old, if it holds pressure until released that is good too since I'm also blind. Shoot, I didn't know they made handicap pressure gauges, but I guess they do.

 

Have you had a suspension work done yet or stock only?

 

Did your 2016 not include TPMS built in?

 

I've had mine for a few years and they have been great. Super easy to put on (a few seconds a wheel) and easy to take off with the tool (a few seconds a wheel) Keep the tool in your truck though.

 

I've learned that my TPMS doesn't update immediately - you gotta roll around a bit and it catches up.

When I'm airing up my own tires, the truck is off so TPMS doesn't do me any good anyway.

 

I use a Motomaster gauge that is built right into the line.

 

I have a Harbor Fright compressor and their basic hose set. Nothing fancy, and runs a nail gun pretty well too.

 

stock.

i have a cap, about 1 1/2 sheets of plywood and 20# of hardware in the start of my bed furniture, and the aforementioned bag of tools in the bed. i'm 180 on a good day. gas was filled right before weigh in. rear springs are almost flat.

 

as encouraging as i want this to sound, it's confusing to me. i get the 333 # over empty. wouldn't that get subtracted from 1150 #? then i seem to be 817 # Under GVW. (5600 - 4783 = 817) the 5600 is Toyota door sticker number/ the 1150 is Toyota door sticker number on the tire sticker.

any question how i am confused???

 

Uhhhhhhhhhhh, I will have to check

 

That is what @RallySOP said:

You are not the only one disappointed in the factory leaf springs.

 

I've been using this one for a little over 4 years and highly recommended it. Only had to replace the batteries once. Backlit display is a nice bonus.

$77 Astro Pneumatic Tool 3018 3.5" Digital Tire Inflator with Hose

https://www.amazon.com/Astro-3018-P...8028979&sprefix=astro+pn,aps,232&sr=8-1-spons

 

Thank you!

 

Just picked up my new Tacoma this week, put new wheels and tires on it today and have some vibration, hoping discount tire can balance them out