2017 Tacoma TRD Sport Inferno 158k mikes! No issues, runs like new! Toyota is still where it’s at!!!

158 k...

 

Nice.
How much would you estimate you’ve spent on maintenance so far?

 

Awesome

 

Damn, you're a driving mofo!

 

Sweet! What motor oil and what intervals? If I could pry

 

Any repairs along the way? Alternator, water pump, wheel bearings etc? Curious to get an idea on how long some of the parts on the truck/engine last I like to replace items like the water pump or alternator before they go out but I had a usual idea being an auto tech and seeing how long certain items last on cars but I have been working on buses and trucks now for 4 years and lost my connection with cars

 

Sub'd

 

Wow, I hope my 2017 will have the same good track record as yours. So far so good, purchased new April 2017 mine only has 15K miles so it may take another 25-30 years to find out.

 

This has got to be some kind of made up fake news, everyone knows the 1st and 2nd Gens are the best running maintenance free vehicles in existence.

 

Tire rub?
Diff leak?
Still have drums?
Shifty business from the tranny?
Clutch pedal squeaks?
Accidentally change A/C when going for 4x4?
Thin paint?
This must be a Ridgeline! No way this is a Tacoma or a 3rd gen! We need pictures for proof!

 

Am I the only one who thinks it's photoshopped? Just look at that picture closely.

 

Front brake pads, one set of spark plugs, air filter once and oil change Mobil 1 15,000 extended performance with 20 Mobil 1 filter. Change every 5k. Comes out so clear it’s hard to see on the dipstick. Truck still responds like it did new.

 

I’d be happy to take 10 more

 

All I’ve done buddy is front brake pads and one set of spark plugs. She’s a trooper. I flush the coolant every 50k and use long life.

 

Not in my case lol. You cocky bastard

 

Wow! Freakin awesome. So Inferno's are not only the fastest but most reliable too. Sweet

 

MOBIL 1 extended performance 15k oil with 20k Mobil 1 filter. It comes out as clean as it went in and has never used a drop. I changed the canister on the filter out with aluminum one...

 

You missed my invisible sarcasm tag.