Holy sh!t that's alottta miles on a 2013 gen2 395k! Only 1 oil change to 400k

dunlop grandtreks....easily got 50k out of each set....over 8 yrs of ownership I purchased 8 sets (qty4)
I replaced all 4 tires every year right before winter
I believe I spent roughly $3500 total on tires over 8 yrs & 400k miles

 

about a year ago I got a p0022 code for 5 miles....that code can be many things, worst case a strectched timing chain or worn tensioner
3 weeks ago I started to hear back firing & the p0022 was pending (no CEL)
after some research & discussion, I decided to move on & buy a new gen3

 

next time stop by....i'm 5 mins off the 97
2021 voodooblu SR5....cant miss me now...lol

 

I was kinda bummed that I was so close to 400k
so I feel ya on that one
but after 2 years & 100k miles of on/off wrenching, I was getting over it
I could have fixed the chain/tensioner, but then it was gonna be something else & more time/money to fix
I rather have a brand new taco & just drive
lets see how far I can push my new gen3 next...

 

Here’s a 17 with over 222k miles

 

I just sold my 2001 Tacoma back to the original owner in Jan 2021. I bought it with roughly 189,000 miles in 2016 and sold it back to the OG owner with a little over 389,000 miles. It is still running strong as ever. I recently replaced the clutch (it was a 5 speed manual), radiator, brakes, driver side window motor, and a alternator within the last few years.

I just turned 40 years old and I picked up a 2015 Tacoma with less than 80,000 miles on it. Its my 3rd vehicle I've ever owned. My first was a 2004 regular cap Toyota Pickup. I drove it for 250,000 miles before upgrading to the 2001 Tacoma. I've been loyal to Toyota all my life. Its great to see other high mileage Toyotas out there!

 

I think there’s a couple past 300k now. I’d be well over 200k if my work travel hadn’t stopped.