Pics of TRD Sport with off road tires?

A rear locker can help a lot, but a Tacoma with good tires and just standard 4wd can go most places most people wanna go lol ….. it’s 4wd lol. I gaurantee you 90% of people w the locker don’t even use it. I owned 2 Trd offroad tacos w the locker, and I go up in the mountains quite a few times throughout the year, and I used it like twice.
Here’s my sport… toytec alumaseries 285/70 ko2 C , SCS SR8 17x8.5-12

 

Just installed my lift so I gotta show it off. I think 2019 was the last year for my color though.

 

 

I can't completely disagree with those telling you to wait for what you want but... it doesn't sound like you really need what the OR offers beyond the Sport. If you're not doing serious wheeling then it's unlikely you'll use the locker very much. Also at least for me personally, the on road driving characteristics of the Sport impress for a mid-size truck thanks to the stiffer suspension.

Lastly, you don't want to end up with Scoop envy do you?

 

2019 sport, eibach lift, tall skinny 33’s

 

My 2018 sport dclb lifted a little over 2 inches in the front and an inch out back on some Bilsteins, Sumo bump stops. Sitting on 285/70/17 sl rated Toyo At3s on some SEMA 4runner wheels. Rides way better than the first day I got it. Added some heated leather seats, front cam, remote start, locking tailgate, kdmax pro 9 tune and rough country speedometer calibrator just to name a few mods that you don't see in the pics.

 

I am digging the mountain sticker over the Tacoma badge. And did you dip your wheels or is that the vinyl blackout kit? Good looking truck.

 

Rattle can paint,thanks

 

265/70R17 Toyo RT on Stock.

 

AT’s

 

275/70/17 KO2s on Vision Manx 2 (+12MM offset) for the Sport and the same rims but 285/70/17s on the travel trailer. I'll be putting 275s on the trailer when this stock set wears out. OME-005 (Heavy) kit and SPC UCAs. More info in build thread linked in sig.

 

Toyo Open County AT III's. Stock size (265/65-17 XL). They weight about the same as the highway tread Open Country's that came with the truck. I'm 28,000 miles in and they are rock solid in rain, mud, dry pavement and are really quiet. Best of all, between taking the front air dam off and installing these, I lost about 1 to 1 1/2 MPG.

 

Love my Sport. Has yet to let me down in the limited off-roading I've done. Toyo ATIIIs really helped.

It is way to stiff for washboard roads though... like rattle your teeth out of your head at 10mph stiff.

 

Falken WildPeaks on my 22 Sport.

 

Wow your Taco is stuffed..... Into your garage That would take serious depth perception that I don't have.

 

I have Wildpeak ATs

 

265/70r17 Nitto Trail Grapplers
1” leveling kit