200,000 Mile Club (1st Gen Tacomas)

I bought a 2004 from a friend a year ago. It had 204,000 when I bought it, and it currently has 205,000. Runs like a top - no drips, noises, or engine codes. The clutch makes a little bit of a whining noise on startup, but it eventually goes away.

 

I just bought my first tacoma last week with 245,000 miles on it to replace my F150, which has 265,000 miles.

Tacoma is ‘03 Xtracab 2.7L manual 4x4. I don’t know what trim model it is. It has an Sr5 emblem under the rear window and TRD stickers on the rear fender. Oh yeah, and it’s running fine as far as I can tell.

 

@Jakuku Pahwheenis Plenty of miles left to go with your '03...congrats on the purchase!

 

2003 hit 200k yesterday while making homedepot runs. Helping a friend with lumber supplies.

 

Just gettin broke in good!

 

I have the same 2001 tacoma since i was young and got 345k miles and its still runs strong with original motor and tranny

 

Really needing something better on gas but here in Alabama about 6k is all I can get out of it....hard to find a replacement.

 

2003 with 234k. Runs fine, I change parts all the time but not out of necessity.. i just like working on it.

 

224,000 on my '03 crew cab. Still gets 19 mph on freeway, I just do normal maintenance and it has never left me stranded

 

I just bought my 1997 with 208k yesterday. Instant member...

 

my 2001 has 273k had her for about a year now

 

I'm almost there 196k miles
https://youtu.be/UiFnEc6qMqU

 

1999 xtra cab
270,xxx

 

02 double cab. Currently sitting at 205k miles atm.

 

Wondering if anyone has replaced their wheel bearings (front or back) as maintenance item (versus wearing out) since we are at this type of mileage?

 

I've only replaced the rears so far but haven't touched the front yet

 

I have front bearings and seals waiting to go on as part of my next project. I'm not seeing any problems yet but figure if I'm going to be working in the area I might as well make the most out of the labor.

 

Thanks for the input guys, I might consider the front when it comes time for new Upper/Lower control arm bushings. SKF....quality stuff.

 

It's worth a shot, Napa had them in stock and is a hell of a lot closer than the nearest dealership and I didn't want to wait or pay for shipping

 

Haven't posted in a long time but figured id check in. 96' 3.4 tacoma xtracab, currently at 355,000 just did some minor frame repair at rear spring hanger. Still runs like new just dealing some rust.