New Truck

should have my first Toyota this Friday. I got the 2014 Tacoma double cab sport 4 x 4 blue. Cant wait had them take the stock tires off and put on bfg all terrains need the extra tread up here in Vermont with all the snow. Hope I like this truck. I traded my 2011 ford 6.7 diesel for it.


Rick

 

...welcome, you are going to love it, I was in the same boat not too long ago when I traded in my Titan, worried that I would miss having a full size truck. After 1 New England winter all my worries went away. Just picked up a used trailer for when I needed to get a ton of wood pellets.

 

cool I have a two place snowmobile trailer but I am also going to get a single trailer to tow my atv. do they go good in the snow?

 

there are very good in the snow and I am not even running an aggressive AT tire

 

Welcome to TW!

 

ty I look forward to the new truck

 

Congrats, your gonna love it!

Being in Vermont the first thing I would do is invest in a case of something to oil coat your frame with, like Fluid Film, while the frame is still brand new and rust free.

 

It's a different beast than the ford you were driving...
...get ready to lose a few acceleration battles.Just sayin'.

 

I know I am sure going to miss the power

 

I'm in the same boat
Trading my 11 f250 6.2 on a tacoma
Congrats and welcome

 

how do you like it compared to the f250?

 

Don't have it yet
Just ordered

 

Welcome to TW. I still love my truck and bought it new in '08. As long as you dont need the extra towing the the full size gives you than you will probably love the truck like I do. He is a picture of me this last weekend moving my fully enclosed snowmoble trailer

 

how did it pull?

 

Pull's fine. I can do (and have done) 65-70 all day long going up to Maine. Usually go much slower going home to get the better gas mileage.

I'll see if I can get a picture of a buddy of mine pulling his wheeling rig from Pennsylvania to Mass.

 

Here you go. It's weight is up there but it could still tow it ok. Only struggled a little bit on big hills.