Do you real offroaders think the 2016 tacoma is too big ?

Well that makes the jeep small . All in the lens and angle a suppose .

 

Yeah. It's all in how you take the pic.

 

That Jeep easily has an additional 8" of width just from the tires sticking out.

Factory width the Wrangler is almost identical to the Tacoma at roughly 75". It does of course have much better approach and departure angles.

Honestly, the fullsize trucks at 80" are not that much bigger than the Tacoma on the outside, but seemingly huge on the inside.

I have a fullsize Bronco and it has no problem fitting on most of the trails around here (north GA). Part of that is due to it having a flat out silly turning radius for such a big truck.

My buddy had a 2016 Wrangler Unlimited. I was surprised at how close they were in width.

Inside my Bronco seems huge compared to it, though much of that is because a lot of the Jeep width is from fender flares and tires sticking out.

My 35" tires barely stick out past my fenders.

 

Who wheels a stock jeep?

 

People that have jeeps and didn't modify them?

 

Well, that dumb.

 

I think 12" is a lot . My Tacoma is 2 inches shorter and 6" narrower than my 98 dodge was and it fits in the garage much better with 2 vehicles . To be fair , the backup cam makes it super easy to backup to the right place to stop. With the Dodge I had to get out and look several times to get it right. The 6" narrower is night and day for walking between 2 vehicles , another 4 would be a mile compared to the Dodge.

 

My second gen is WAAAY to big. nuff said

 

My Tacoma with a 3" lift and 33's is taller than my dads 2016 2500hd all terrain also with 33's.

 

you got that right . The access cab looks longer than my DCLB in that pic. Did you do those on purpose ? I am into photography .

 

Most of the pics just ended up how they are. Either because of lack of places to stand, or just trying to get everything into the frame

 

Still great pics ! The mind fades but pics remind it !

 

People off-road stock Tacomas. People off-road civics for gods sake.

My step dad bought a brand new 4 door Jeep and we went straight to Glamis. It was really fun. Don't be so fast to turn down off-roading even in a stock vehicle.

 

I'm gonna need a pic of your sister. ...for research purposes of course.

 

Not happening. Unless you've got more money than her pipeliner fiancé, then she can make her own decision. Lol

 

I can do whatever I want.

 

@Xplosiv you wheel with you predator sidesteps on?!?!? do the steps ever catch on anything? i have the same steps, but thinking of swapping out before any real off roading.

 

I'm also comparing a gen 3 long bed to a 1st gen and I said it was less than a foot. A SB 3rd gen would be even closer in comparison. I think the difference in length between a SB and LB 3rd gen is only 9 inches.

Bottom line, the new Taco is plenty manuverable on the trail.

 

I feel when saying off road its to much of a large spectrum.
There's many different types of 'off roading'
Could be trails
could be rock crawling
could be mud pits
could just be basic overlanding
could be logging roads etc

I figure the tacoma is great for overlanding and average trails.
rock crawling maybe a bit too big
mud pits...meh works but whatever.

depends on what type of wheeling I guess.
I'm looking more for an overlanding rig some trails, so tacoma is perfect.

 

Serious question, what's overlanding? Just riding around in the field?