How many miles is on your 2.7?

Hit 55,000 on my 2011 this past weekend in Sadona.

 

What trails did you hit in Sedona? I went there last year in November and we got snowed in! It was crazy. Never thought AZ had weather like that.

 

Ya, the high desert is a tricky place when it comes to weather!

We hit the following trails, keep in mind I ran these trails basically stock and with a fat booty (the FlipPac)"
Dry Creek Rd -

• Trailhead to the Devil's Bridge parking area, we started a little early (8:00am) to beat the crowds. The road up to this point is pretty easy a little bumpy and had to take it slow in a spot or two. The hike up to the arch was alright it was still pretty busy and there was a line of 15/20ish people waiting to walk out and have their picture taken.
• Devil's Bridge to Van Deren Cabin - Dry Creek rd in this section was also pretty easy just a section or two I had it in 4wheel to creep through an obstacle. We took the turnoff to Van Deren Cabin which was pretty cool, a small water crossing and a couple of interesting hill climb to get to the parking area. There isn't really much to see at the cabin but still worth the short drive.
• Van Deren Cabin to Vultee Arch parking area - If you take Dry Creek Rd to the end it stops at the parking area for Vultee Arch, we also did this hike which was great no one was out there and in my opinion, this arch was better than Devil's Bridge. The Road out there again isn't crazy a couple of flexy spots, for example, the picture above and there were some boulders to watch out for.
• Overall It was nice getting out there early we only started seeing jeep tours when we started heading back from the Vultee Arch and my god the Devil's Bridge parking area and the road was a madhouse easily 3 times the amount of people we encountered. Oh, and there were a few tight spots so pinstriping happed.

Soldiers Pass -

• Picked up a permit to run soldiers pass (only 12 per day granted), we decided since we had a limited pass we'd run this later in the day hoping it wouldn't be super busy which it wasn't. This trail is pretty short but fun with some obstacles along the way I was in 4Lo for a few of them to put some more power to the wheels but I wouldn't consider it a very technical trail. Just tight with more pinstriping and gotta watch tire placement to protect those rockers if you don't have sliders or a lift!

Broken Arrow -

• We waited until Monday morning (again fairly early we were on the trail by 8:00am) to try and beat the crowds. It was great we were the only ones out there until halfway through two jeep tours passed us. This trail isn't very long but has plenty of obstacles to make things as easy or difficult as you want and if you are out there early like we were there is plenty of time to mess around and not feel rushed. The only obstacle I was a little iffy about was the Devil's Staircase because I don't have sliders and not lifted so I didn't want to ding up my rockers.

 

Coming up on a year and I'm about to hit 8k miles...

It's nice having a short commute to work.

 

191,000 miles on my 2011 2trfe 4x4 auto.
and going strong.
Has only had regular maintenance.
Biggest job its probably has was the coolant bypass pipe (not even that big of a job really, thanks to TW and youtube).

 

Just turned 30,000 on 1999 4wd

 

2010 88000 replaced O 2 sensors and clutch

 

just hit 160,000! No other repairs. just oil and love.

 

52,000.

 

50,000 no problems

 

211K on my 2009 5 lug with a manual, most repairs happened under warranty. Replaced water pump @ 150K, and replaced the front brake pads at 195K, that's been it as well as regular oil/gear oil changes and driving slow.

 

‘19 and just hit 12k miles. I’ve had my truck for almost a year now. I’ll probably put another 2-3k on it before I’ve had it a full year.

 

2011 & 129,000 miles, running great. Bought pre-owned with 37k

 

Hit 333,333 on Saturday. Bought it with 100 miles from the dealer in Dec. 2000.

 

280k + on my 2016 bought it with 26 miles

 

Damn! Why so many miles? Where are you going 70k miles a year?

 

My 2002 had 272,000 on it when I sold it this last November. It was a great truck for me.

 

50,000 and runs just like it was new!

 

169,000 on the 2012 4x4 MT I just bought, hoping to make it to at least 250k.
Been driving toyotas since the 80's and always had good luck with the 4 cyl engines.
I might need to look into this coolant bypass pipe you guys speak of, this is my first tacoma.

 

My first Tacoma

2013 4x4 MT w/ 160,000 - running excellent

hoping for many more!