What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

I got new tires and 17" TRD pro wheels installed today.

 

I would also recommend this

$164 Smittybilt 5.65 CFM Air Compressor - 2781

Smittybilt 2781 that is 5.5 CFM for $170.

 

Installed a new head unit - Stinger 10" HEIGH10

A little bit of a hassle getting it installed, but a BIG improvement from Entune 2.0 for sure.

 

Looks good! I just love the pattern of these wheels…What’s your tyre brand/specs?

 

Joined the third gen club.

 

Finally installed a remote start from n2Designs. Was a bit intimidating, but the directions are easy to follow. Worked without any issues.

 

Well, when I finished splitting cordwood this AM, I did my 30K service and got some new Wildpeak tires...ready for winter now!

 

Installed Bilstein 5100’s front and rear shocks with Toytech 1” rear blocks.

 

Thought you got rear ended.

 

I let mine dangle…

 

Eliminated the need to plug in my phone! Added the

$60 Motorola MA1 Wireless Android Auto Car Adapter - Instant Connection Using Google-Licensed Bridge Technology from Smartphone to Screen - USB Type-A Plug-in - Secure Gel Pad

Motorola MA1 dongle to allow wireless connection to Android Auto. Now can keep phone on the charging table under the dash.

 

My bad I thought you meant you were doing a five tire rotation. If you aren’t rotating it in, a 5th sensor isn’t absolutely necessary, but still definitely nice to have it installed. It’d be even nicer if our ECUs had 5 slots…
It’s not a pain or difficult or anything, just an extra step every rotation

 

Highly recommend also. Fills all 4, 265x75x16 tires from 20 psi to 35 psi in under 10 min.

 

Installed the AJT Designs cup holder. Quality and feel are similar to OEM. Main surface has a smooth finish vs textured OEM finish. OEM cup divider slides easily in place. No issues with screw holes lining up. The dash cluster is not affected (tried with a 40 oz tall Hydroflask and has enough space for the USB port and climate control knob for example).

If using the cup divider however, Nalgene bottles and the like that are larger will not fit. Without the divider, bottles with a 32oz footprint like Nalgene, Hydroflask, etc have no issues fitting - even with a protective boot on a Hydroflask.

Also, compared to the Z-Precision cup holder, the AJT Designs has a recessed indentation for smaller bottles and cups. And almost half the price.

Pics of AJT Designs (left) vs OEM (right):

 

Does that recessed indentation actually do anything without smaller arms around the cup holder, like the MESO one being designed?

 

Went through a touchless car wash last night. Didn't think about it and set my parking break in the 20F weather.

Frozen solid this morning. Wouldn't break free even in 4H.

Waited until it was 41 degrees this afternoon. Crawled underneath and jiggle the parking brake cable. Actuated the hand brake and boom, all good.

 

I tried placing a regular sized bottle and can in there and you’re right - it doesn’t really do much even with the cup divider in place. The bottle and can had a fair amount of play to move around. The indentation is not deep enough to actually keep smaller sized bottles secure.

I guess the solution for the smaller bottles would just be to use the rear cup holders or the ones on the door side.

 

Thanks guys, didn't know if any of the vendors here offered it. I'll snag it off Amazon

 

Added factory “trail rails” I picked up off Craigslist. And yes I know they’re not sliders. Wanted something to protect from rocks on the bottom of the doors/rockers and add some black to the sides of the truck without spending the $ on steps I don’t need and sliders I’ll probably never use for their intended purpose.