Thoughts on first mods for Gen-3s?

I recently purchased a 2017 Taco Off-Road. I'm looking into purchasing additional mods, but need a direction or suggestions from others. Thanks in advance!

 

Add service department phone number in your phone. Priceless...

 

Skids, sliders, and tires.

 

I started really simple with mine. Weather tech vent shades, had driver & passenger windows tinted, and blacked out the chrome body badges with Toyota badge covers and tailgate lettering inlays.

Probably won’t do anything structurally until the warranty runs out.

 

Seat covers, custom fit sunshade, bed mat, sliders, air compressor.

 

Any recommendations on good seat covers?

 

If you have a Costco membership, I got these neoprene covers. https://www.costco.com/Coverking-Cu...aterials-To-Choose-From.product.11618905.html

 

If you are looking into mods, think first what you are using the vehicle for. Better yet, use your truck and then see where it's lacking.

A common theme here is often massive overkill.

Want to do a bit of off roading? Then at minimum you need a full set of steal skids, sliders, Kings front and rear with extended travel, 33's etc etc.

 

@KY_Rob I was looking at Carhartt for a reasonable price.

 

Holy shit man, these are exactly what I’ve been looking for! They’re running a sale on them right now. Front and rear for mine was $296 with tax and shipping! THANK YOU!!!

 

I’ve looked at those, and just didn’t like the look. I’m sure they’re durable.

 

I currently have the following mods so far:

BF Goodwich All-Terrain 33's tires
Leveling kit
newer performance exhaust tip
tinted full cabin windows
vent visors
weathertec floor mats and bed mat
sidebars
brand-new led head, tail, and parking lights
Additional smaller accessories for the cabin such as: glove compartment organizer and center console organizer, inserts for cupholders and side door storage

What I was thinking for my next big purchase is a camper shell preferably a Leer 100XQ Sport? Any thoughts??

The purpose of my vehicle is for it to be that perfect mix between off-road go-getter to everyday cruiser as I just recently sold my daily vehicle.

 

I forgot to mention floor mats as well, mine were tacked on at the dealership.

If you don't want to drop $2k for a shell, look at Softopper. They are awesome. There are downsides, but they are cheaper, and more versatile. https://www.softopper.com/

 

What about the Power Wagon mod?

 

The softopper is a great mod if you want to keep stuff dry in your bed.

 

Indiana Jones in the house.
Looking good.

 

Are you able to stack stuff and feel that it’s secure with tiedown?

 

The general rule of thumb for any mods is “buy nice or buy twice”. Don’t get cheap crap because it’s a short cut. Just save your pesos for the real thing.