2022 Tacoma Off Road Premium DCLB - What all have I got here

Hey everyone I recently bought a 2022 Tacoma Double Cab Long Bed Off Road Premium in Army Green and absolutely love it. I previously drove a 2nd gen for about 13 years which I loved as well, but this thing really is my perfect truck.

I’ve started getting into some mods and will go into those more below but my main/first question is this- I bought this truck used from a local Toyota dealer with 17k miles on it at a great price. I can tell it has some work done or options beyond the factory trim package- the truck is significantly higher than my old Tacoma and has a rim/tire combo I haven’t seen on other ORP Tacomas. Can you all help me understand what all I’ve got on this truck? My assumption is a factory lift kit but I don’t know those options well and want to have a clear understanding of everything on my vehicle. What I know the vehicle came with:
-JBL system
-Long bed w/ Bakflip cover
-TRD wheels of some kind
-Running boards/steps

Any help understanding what else has been done to this truck would be great, I really appreciate it.

 

What I’ve done so far:
-OTT tune (light/mild, considering changing to light/medium)
-Bed mat
-Pelican box and 2x 3gal Rotopax cans in the bed
-DIY tool mounts on bed rails
-BC fire extinguisher mounted in bed
-10” Kicker sub under driver’s seat
-Zeus Air onboard jumpstart/air pump
-Mesa blackout kit

What I’m planning:
-SDHQ hidden winch mount for Warn Zeon winch
-Ceramic coat
-BillieBars tailgate cover
-2-color LED map lights
-TRD PRO grille conversion kit
-SDHQ behind-grille mount for amber LED bar
-Amber LED fogs
-Power lock for tailgate
-Front camera (WolfBox or equivalent)
-WeBoost cell signal booster
-Outlet relocation kit (this one’s a maybe- places a 3-prong outlet in the cabin)

I welcome any input/feedback from folks who have been at this a while. My general priorities are a capable vehicle that keeps a generally low profile (I spend a lot of time driving/parking all over town and would rather not have a vehicle that shouts for attention with a bunch of body armor, light bars, bed racks, etc). I run a nonprofit and am constantly needing my truck for problem solving of every kind- moving people in and out of apartments, picking up donations, helping another car get unstuck, etc. There’s also always the looming threat of hurricane season around here.

That’s it in a nutshell. Excited to keep working on this thing, she’s a beauty!

 

Definitely not 22-23 Tacoma Pro rims
Definitely not a factory TRD lift (has a big lift, though), but does appear to have the off-road factory shocks.

 

Your OEM TRD Pro rims, probraly earlier years. I got the same rims on my Tacoma. The are cheaper than the OEM 2023 TRD OffRoad rims, don’t know reason.