What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

@baltimorebirds2 I wonder if that RC isn't the same cover as my Truxedo Lo Pro with a different label on it. That rear lip seal sure looks identical and the rest looks very similar.

 

Such a great feeling!

 

I just installed my OEM Trd trail grill too!

 

Finally washed it, first wash in 8 weeks. Even wiped down the inside with a wet rag.

Has not snowed for a week now and the roads finally dried up. Washed my wifes RAV first in the driveway. Mine just pressure blasted at a local wash station, almost as good as a brush or mitt.

Feels good to have it clean. Now to go mountain snow off roading next week to muck it up again.

Oh, cleaned my MAF sensor. Has about 72K miles on it, and thought what the heck, gives me something to do.

 

Are the Toyota installed bed rails still usable with the cover installed? I like the look of that.

 

Digging the wheels!

 

Installed my air intake flow accelerator today! Super easy install

 

Snow tire rims, I could never be bothered to put something nicer on for winter.

I am digging them too, except for the 2 that are out of round now. Wobblety away, at least for maybe 6-8 more weeks and then back to the KO2s and the stock wheels.

 

added some rear facing ground lights so I can see better

 

yes, the exhaust goes down

 

And now it’s only a perfectly average sized pipe instead of a long pipe. If size matters to you

 

Nope, aftermarket

Can find it on Etsy

 

Just got a nail in my tire at 4500 miles on the odometer.

Debating if I should repair it myself with the slime PLUG kit I have or take it off and bring it to discount tire to fix.

Haven’t done it myself before so this may be the time to learn…. Anyone have experience doing it yourself? I really don’t want to deal with how busy discount tire is on Saturdays….

 

That slime shit is awful.

Best solution: go to a reputable tire shop that will dismount your tire and patch it from the inside.

Alternately, you can plug the tire yourself if the puncture is in the tread. Plug kits are readily available at any parts store and it’s very easy. You should be able to remove the nail/screw and install the plug without even removing your wheel from the truck.

 

Do Not use the Slime

 

At least someone got it lol

 

It’s the slime plug kit

 

The Slime plug kit is fine. Just made by the same company as the other stuff.