Trail

Bro it's brand new. Take it back to the dealer if what you say is true...
Was it like that when you drove it home??

 

You could test drive the next one and buy a truck you like.

 

120psi cold
But only on Friday. Lol!

 

31 32

 

Man this thing rides like a 55 dodge in 1984………..

 

retrun it thats how i fix this problem?????????? got relevant advice on my first marriage?????

 

try 28
the trail has a sport package suspension and might be stiff at first
other trail owners might give their thoughts

 

hmmmmmm still rides like shit. got any other advice?

 

what type of shocks would give a smoother ride you think?

 

There are other ways to get you're post count up bro.
If you think something is wrong take it back, that's why you buy new, a warranty!!
The marriage thing is your problem. Hopefully you tested her out a little more than you did the truck...

 

so thats just how these ride then......... thanks. i feel much better...........

from other posts theres nothing wrong with i just wanted to see what a fix a for smoother ride was really.

 

Typically the shocks that come stock on these trucks are not the greatest. Upgrading to 5100s is a common first step. You could always go with kings or fox, even their non resi shocks have a great ride quality when paired with the correct springs. For the rear, the stock leaves are junk, adding an AAL helps, but a full pack swap is almost needed for any kind of comfort off road.

 

i dont even know what a post count is....... but i believe i found my answer.

 

thanks im gonna start with the shocks see how it goes. i was looking at the springs not much there.

 

Depending on the kind of driving you plan on doing off road, stiffer springs are much more forgiving than softer, seems counter intuitive I know, but it’s the shock absorber that actually softens the blow, if your shocks aren’t valved properly for the kind of driving you do, you’re gonna have a bad time. @AccuTune Offroad is pretty good at offering shocks specifically for your application. Worth checking it out imho.

 

Since you directly asked me, I’ll respond also…I’m not sure why it rides so poorly. That shouldn’t be the case. If it’s really as bad as you are saying then there might be an issue with the truck. These Tacomas aren’t sports cars but they shouldn’t be that uncomfortable.

Hopefully you’re just exaggerating although I’m surprised you didn’t notice the issue during the test drive.

 

try 28 psi
have the dealer drive it to see what they think
see if you can drive another on the lot to see

 

x2 springs are most likely not whats causing the poor ride quality. Your comments in regard to ride quality seem to be pretty bad. Is this your first pickup truck by chance? Sure, nice aftermarket shocks will be nice, but I'm surprised this brand new 2023 suspension is so rough for you.

 

It shouldn't. Mine rides fine. No different than any other Tacoma. The miniscule "lift" the Trail came with is definitely not the problem...

 

Probably right. I'm going to guess it's just the way the truck is. OP may be comparing to a car or SUV maybe, not sure.