What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

Also posted in a tire thread, but I just installed AT 265/70R17 Nokian Output AT tires on my 2019 Tacoma Sport today. I had ordered the 65's but an inventory mix-up meant they didn't arrive. They had the 70's in stock so I had them installed. Bonus - they were $30 cheaper per tire. I ended up spending about $15 LESS after taxes etc. even with a set of new wiper blades. (I needed the wiper blades, and the advertised price was less than anywhere I'd looked).

They ride very nicely, are a bit more noisy than the OEM Toyo A30's that I replaced, but sure look great.

Now I'm prepared for winter here. We don't get much snow, but when we do it's always quite a lot at one time. As the Toyo's were getting near their rated life and aren't 'snowflake + mountain', it was the right time to replace them.

 

are you a legally blind driver?

 

Mine too! Install tomorrow since it’ll be raining and can’t MTB. I also got some chrome delete kit since I will be removing those parts…what’s your plan on the other button besides ECT? I already hacked my garage remote wired and ready to go.

 

I thought he said they are heavier and ride worse on the road.

 

What size and model did you get?

 

He’s flexing.

 

@RIX TUX

I've used that wireless pad sparingly...only because my iPhone power connection cord doesn't catch the insert and I have to fiddle with it to charge.

I use a wireless pad/cord to charge my phone out of my truck for that reason.

Any issues with the button that activates the wireless pad in your truck?

 

Can anyone suggest a good brand of seat cover, I like my t new Tacoma and the leather seats, but the leather is to cold in the am, yes I have heated seats but wanted the seat cover for more of a protection thing.

 

Sorry, these are Cooper S/T Maxx

 

'C' rated tires are rated to carry a lighter load than 'E' rated. 'E' rated tires have 10 plys, I think 'C' rated have maybe 7 or 8 at most. Therefore, 'E' rated tires are slightly heavier, but what makes them potentially a harsher, or stiffer ride, is that because they are rated to carry higher weight than a 'C' tire, they flex less, thereby the tire doesn't absorb as much of the bouncing of the vehicle due to the road surface conditions.

 

Absolutely love these tires

 

I have Carhart covers, I like them a lot, had them on for ~5 years, around 80K miles of driving. Mine don't fit like a glove, they are a little loose, but they are very good covers. I paid around $225 for the entire set (front and back seats - DBL Cab) in 2017 for them.

 

Not the OP but maybe this will answer the question.

 

Great looking truck! I still love the quicksand color!! Which topper from ARE is that and about how much was it?

 

How did you get your cargo net to secure to the roof of your topper?

 

I got an amazing set from Walmart. It came with 2 seat covers a vent holder a vent air freshener and a nifty little something that escapes my recollection at the moment

 

Had new wheels and tires installed last night. 17" 4Runner Sema wheels and 265/70/R17 BFG K02 tires.

 

Oh yeah a steering wheel cover all in black and red. The steering wheel cover ain’t the best in the world so I used red leather laces as a wrap over the cover. It takes a while for the leather to smooth out but it’s better now

 

The infamous TRD "Beadlocks" in gray LOL