PNW Tacoma Tuning | OTT tuning Portland + Seattle

Damnit! Im on call this weekend.. Need to get the agm mod.

 

pm sent

 

Drove down to Portland to get tuned last weekend. Paul is the real deal, great guy and has some great rigs to drool over while he does the tune (which takes all of about 5 minutes). Thanks again Paul - money well spent!

 

Just had it done - Totally agree, both with Paul being great and money well spent - Very happy!!

 

When is the next Seattle area event planned? I’m interested in a tune and may have a coworker wanting to tune his truck too

 

Just got done getting tuned. Even with the light / mild tune, it's night and day difference driving my Tacoma now. Paul is great and super knowledgeable. Highly recommended!

 

couldn’t agree more!!

 

Just got my 16' done today in Issaquah.
I got the light / mild and I'm very happy with it. Luckily I didn't get any tickets on the way back to Everett.
Paul is super nice and extremely knowledgeable.
I know it's overstated, but its like a new truck.
Thanks again Paul.

 

How did you get in touch with the vendor? I’ve emailed from the website and reached out on here and no response. Maybe I should give Paul a try

 

Absolutely.
Go through the PNW Tuning website. Click the link that says "find out more" and fill out the tune request.
Paul will contact you with a quote.
Or you can just use the contact link.
You won't be disappointed.
It did take me a few tries to meet up with him, but that was on me due to work schedules or family stuff.
Glad I stuck with it.

 

Thanks

 

if you have instagram you can also reach out to him on there pnw_tundra

 

Thank you!

 

Yea plan your time way ahead with Paul. Took him almost 3 weeks to return my message but once communication was established we had a meeting setup and all went well. He’s a standup guy for sure. He even re flashed my truck to tune it down to a more comfortable tune a month later. He definitely cares about his craft and wants everyone totally satisfied. If you are on the fence about a tune, hit him up and see about a meeting. It’s quick and painless and he makes you test drive it around before coming back to him and wants you to like what you got. If not he will tweak it to your driving style so r to what you want. I met a few other taco owners while tuning and we bs’d while there. Paul also definitely knows his stuff about our rigs and he even nailed my wheel model. Made my hour drive home on my day off worth it seeing how I was constantly watching and feeling the difference in the tune. Aside from a slight jumpiness during low speed slinky traffic I’m totally satisfied with my tune a year later. Thanks Paul. Your the man

 

Hey all, apologies for the lack of response on TW! Hope you all had a great holiday season and a Happy New year!

I'll be in Issaquah Saturday-Sunday, 1/4 - 1/5/25.

Helpful links:

PNW Tuning website
Tuning inquiry

Have an urgent request - text me at 971-303-9264

Thank you!

 

I don't see any of the information I need on your website, so here goes:
-Is this only for the 3.5L engines or also the 2.7?
-Does the tune re flash the engine, transmission, or both?
Joe

 

Hello! I am very, very late in posting as a satisfied customer. I can answer your question for the 2023 AT 3.5L that fits into this category on the site: 2016 - 2023 (3rd Gen) ... ECU flashed.
check the site out: https://overlandtailor.com/ answers your questions. AND, definitely watch the video recommended: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8UGicAz1pQw start at min 5.55 if you just want to know the what's what for what will happen, what gets checked, and the how.

And... YES ... is your answer. Both. ECU and TCU. But, really don't believe me. Go and check it out yourself: https://overlandtailor.com/

It's all good stuff.

I got mild/spicy. It is working very well for me. I am not a pedal stomper.

 

But, my main question is about the 2.7L 4 cylinder engine. Every video and basic information all cover the SIX cylinder 3.5L.

Joe

 

Yes, true. Right on that first page of the overlandtaylor site, though it says this here. Seems clear.

 

Thanks, I was looking at the previously mentioned PNW site where it wasn't apparent.

Joe