What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

What do you think of your Coopers so far?

 

Really good in the rain, haven’t had any slipping. Not very loud, has a little hum going 70-75 but nothing bad. Did well when I took them off road a few weeks ago.

I run them at 31ish psi and are very comfortable.

 

Thanks for the feedback. Currently researching tires. Ugggg... Going in circles trying to decide on something. Looking at anywhere between 31"- 33" So many factors and trade-off's. Weight, wet and snow handling, off road capabilities. So many factors. PNW wet conditions along with seasonal snow make that a very important factor for me. Your coopers do look good though.

 

The perfect tire doesn't exit. Just pick something other than a set of Toyo Open Country AT3's.

 

Rear diff & transfer case fluids, I used Redline 75w85 and MT-LV fluids. Also swapped at the spark plugs with Denso 4075 plugs. Truck is just shy of 60k miles. Still need to change the engine oil, front diff fluid and serpentine belt but ran out of time before I had to get the son to baseball practice. It’s now a future me problem.

 

I feel attacked

 

I got the Kats 400V one from etrailer.com.
Kat's Heaters Custom Fit Engine Block Heater - Cartridge Style - 120V - 400 Watts Kats Heaters Vehicle Heaters KH11813

 

Had a few things done recently. Power steering flush, rear differential flush, brake flush, oil change, new tire sensors and a fresh battery. Oh, and I ordered some cool vinyl stickers from @InfernoTRDPro

 

Looks great! That’s an awesome kit

 

Perfection

 

@bmg88201, what is 'turned off the BSM'?

 

Disabled “Blind Side Monitoring” option.

 

We have a Tacoma in the family again. My son just picked up a 2020 Pro.

 

Very interesting. Is that heater heating the cooling fluid, or the oil, or both? Was there a plug in the block you had to remove to get the new heater inserted into? What fluid leaked out when you removed that plug?

 

Put it to work. And before anyone loses their mind, trailer has been sitting in one spot for a year. My F150 couldn’t move it due to spinning tires. Dual lockers and 4WLO and it came right out. It’s not going down the street behind it. Tires were sunk into the ground about 4 inches.

 

Taco was working hard today. Hauled 1x yard of gravel and pallet of retaining wall- approx. 4000 lbs

 

Worked on my power panel in the back

 

How are you finding the X3’s handle on the road? Are they super noisy for a mud tire?

 

Bonus points to Mr. Burk for living in FL yet having thoughtful questions about a block heater. Well done, Sir.

 

Not sure I would own a white vehicle but I’ve seen some nice looking white 3rd Gen’s. Like this one