MARYLAND TACOMAS

They're calling for up to 6" combined Tues/Tues night and then another 3"-5" Wednesday night. For all the winter lovers, I hope yous guys are happy!

 

Fucking geez!

 

Longer trips I can squeeze 27-28 out of it. Now, this was with 245's. I have heavier 265's now so I will never see those again

 

Only if I don’t have to go anywhere but I think I’ve gotta go to Philly Tuesday

 

Nobody here has to go anywhere so I'm just gonna 4WD over it

 

Also less than 1k miles is wild what's the new stats?

 

6900ish since April I want to say? Winter has been 20-21mpg. I take the '23 Camry for any longer trips I do. It can get 40mpg in the summer.

 

Happy Friday everyone

 

Tgif all

 

Good morning MD.

While John is away...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kfVsfOSbJY0

 

Morning TW

 

Morning MD

 

Happy Friday.

Reach out If you need a hand.

 

There go the MPGs. But it's not really about MPGs, now is it

Still don't have one for the spare. The 255/85-16 is on national backorder until end of the month. Somehow I think I'll survive.

 

So with the Westcott kit, part of the lift is achieved with a 1/2" spacer at the top mount, while the rest is via the new lower spring seat. They send new nuts for the top mount that are not as tall as the OEM ones which I guess will work, but I may order a set of extended length studs from Headstrong just in case.

 

Oh my bad, I misread it. I thought you got them on. Yeah let me know! I have been back and forth on getting the Wescott lift.

 

I'll believe it when I have to drag the snow blower out of the shed again!

 

PLANO, Texas (Feb. 6, 2025) — Toyota is conducting a safety recall involving certain MY 2024-25 Tacoma 4-wheel drive vehicles equipped with 16-inch brakes and 17-inch Toyota wheels in North America, Central and South America, and other regions/countries. Approximately 106,000 vehicles are involved in the recall for the U.S.

The rear brake hoses in the subject vehicles can be damaged over time if there is enough build-up of mud and dirt inside the rear wheels from operating under certain off-road conditions. This can result in a brake fluid leak, increasing the risk of crash.

For all involved vehicles, Toyota dealers will replace both rear brake hoses with improved ones at no charge to customers.

Toyota will notify customers by early April 2025.