What Have You Done To Your 2nd Gen Tacoma Today?

I didn't know that the great G.P. Burdell had a Tacoma!!
I think I've got that same sticker on my back window.

 

I've heard of people say their Silverstar bulbs burn out quickly too, but I had them on my last truck which was a Chevrolet and had DRLs, and I had the same set for over 4 years running any time the truck was. My Silverstar Ultra's or whatever the newest version is have been on the Tacoma for almost a year now and I'd be surprised if they don't last another year. Never tried PIAA since I've been happy with the newest models of Silverstar.

 

Thanks, looking for them now.

 

Khits, Chicago. Song of the day.

 

Why the switch? BFG's are awesome all year round.

 

Changed brake pads today. Suuuuuper easy.

 

u've got a little kool aid mustache

 

They're too heavy for me. I do mostly on road driving and tow. I prefer the less aggressive and much quieter Firestones. Also, according to TireRack, the Firestones pretty much own the BFGs in every category. And that's based on 30,000,000 and 98,000,000 miles driven respectively.

http://www.tirerack.com/tires/surve...ratio=75&diameter=16&tireSearch=true&filter=y

Honestly, I'm surprised that Toyota continues to provide them as OEM tires on the PRO. If were up to me I'd have gone w/ the cheaper and more effective Firestones. And that's based on perceived AND actual customer usage AND aesthetics. I think the Firestones look better. But that's just me.

Firestone's.



BFG's



Firestone's



BFG's



FYI the Firestone's were $633 installed OTD including tax and Road Hazard.

Buy 3 get 1 free currently.

 

And now I'm off to Toytec, who are just down the road about five minutes away, to figure out what lift to level.

 

Very easy job! Did you have the rotors turned at the same time?

 

I guess to each his own. I had BFG's 285's on my old 2500 and they rocked! I could go anywhere in the snow or mud. But no cool aid mustache though.

 

Mine suck in the winter...

 

bilstein adjustable 5100's might be the easiest way to level it and give it a better ride

 

These came in today, but won't get put on til this weekend.

 

Added New Wheels today, Next lift kit...

 

AT's, I would agree if they are the Rugged Trails. Those do suck, which are still on my truck. Cant justify buying new tires when mine are new still.

 

I did not. My rotors had very little wear and no grooves in them.

 

I hope that is a hi lift on the passenger side? because that looks dangerous if it's not

 

Oooh. I like the tacticool flash light mount on a picatinny rail