Anybody regret buying TRD Sport over an Off-Road

I have used my locker maybe 5 times in a few different spots that are off camber on a trail I run each year. Would I make it without the locker? Yes. Is it nice to use the locker instead of having to back up and choose a different line? Also yes.

 

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I'm going on 6 years now of owning a TRD sport. Honestly, a lot of it depends on the style of your driving. I always keep moving through all the soft sand and the truck does awesome. Have a full suspension, 33's, and a ton of other goodies. Only was stuck once and do 3-5 trails here in Socal per year out in the desert. I never regretted having a sport. It has taken me every where I wanted to go. I do not rock crawl though nor will I ever with my taco. I am putting in an Eaton locker next week though along with a regear just for fun.

 

That seems like the definition of traction control

 

You thought I did?

 

Agreed.

 

I had the KO2 and they do slip in the rain. Not at first. Say with about 15- 20K is when they go. They are a harder than average tire. Not enough siping either and it wears away which is when it starts to slip. Great Off road though. Loved the look too. Scared me a couple times and I had to be wary of how I drove. I won't buy them again.

 

God I wish i wouldve bought the manual. I really miss shifting gears.

 

TRD 2022 sport 4W no regrets here event if I had a TRD pro I wouldn’t be off roading so mine is perfect for the street/city use once in a moon will drive up to the snow and that’s when the 4W comes in place. That being said I love my truck!

 

I just think the LB looks better. I have also slept under the bed cover in a pinch and I couldn’t do that with the SB.

 

Only in Canada....pity.

 

...unless you are Canadian. (the AC OR MT thing, not the "retarded" thing)

 

No regrets. Does what it needs to as my daily and work vehicle. Still stock, minus the wildpeaks & TRD Pro grill.

 

No regrets here, but a 6’ bed was more important than a rear locker I’d never use. Of course I have a 2nd gen.

If I were buying a third gen, I’d get the OR with the full size bed. Best of both worlds

 

No Sport regrets, but I have plenty of super white regrets

 

No regrets taking a Sport over the OR. I knew when I bought it that 90% of my driving would be on pavement while the other 10% gets me through hunting season. Off road she's been through some tough back country and has never failed me. Best of both worlds as all 4 x 4 vehicles have limitations and you have to know what those limitations are.

 

I think about regretting getting a sport but I like it too much.