What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

looks great. Stock tire size?

 

if its not there i assume his truck is not equipped with 4x4

 

New shift knob and painted my chrome trim body match color.

 

Installed screen protectors on the touchscreen, gauges and shifter.

 

Did this install cover up the bed rails to the point where you can't use them?

 

New 23Zero awning.

 

The reason I went with the MX4 is because it's one of the few tonneau covers that allows you to retain use of your factory rails/cleats, they just get moved down about 2 inches from their stock position in order to make room for the cover rails. I've used them a few times now with great success. The only thing that won't work is if you have any accessories that rely on the bed rails to be at their original height, but I'm good in that dept.

 

I have a LOMAX cover and can also use the rail/cleats. I just slide the cleats in as I added supports for the cover. Works perfectly.

 

You got a 10 from six5crèéd. I'm going to have to give you a 9.9. If it was a LB, I'd drop a full 10.0. Awesome setup. Great shots too.

 

I got her out for what she was intended for for the first time this year.

 

No, it was a 60month. Put a lot down to begin with and just wanted to get rid of the debt after making some money elsewhere.

 

Did this as well. Radio and shifter look great, but not happy with the gauge install....looks foggy and some bubbles I can't press out. Going to wait a week and see if it smoothes out.

 

I added freedom stickers!

 

What about those sun shades on the driver and passenger door windows? Who makes those?

 

WeatherTech. The kit also includes shades for all rear windows. My truck remains parked on the roof of a parking garage ~20 days per month, but the inside temp never gets noticeably hotter than outside. Also, the interior is spared from the harsh UV rays. It’s pricey, but the build quality is good and it’s worth every penny.

https://www.weathertech.com/toyota/.../double-cab/tacoma-rear-window/sliding-glass/

I don’t know why the “WeatherTech” is a hyper link. I never did that...

 

Note to others, make sure you use a larger patch of velcro on little guys like these. I just used pre-cut squares of velcro. In the heat the adhesive loosened a bit and this guy flopped forward and was pressing against the windshield.

I am going to get some larger patches with industrial strength adhesive, put a round patch slightly larger than needed on the dash, then cut the pieces for the Yoda's so custom fit the entire bottom instead of just a square with some areas uncovered.

The plastic bottoms get really flexible in the heat also and flex inwards. Put the adhesive on at room temp and let cure for 24 hours.

 

Nobody likes the long bed guys.

Lol. Thanks!

 

I should have done that but wasn't thinking when I installed mine and haven't been motivated enough to take it off to do it.

 

Added a Factory Skid.