Trailhunter 35's - how?

Re: Vehicle theft. If you open up your Toyota app, on the bottom menu is a FIND icon. Tapping that brings up the vehicle location on a map.

 

They disabled it 20 minutes after theft. Toyota themselves couldn’t find it or connect. We tried everything imaginable to get it back. Still stings.

 

@snickers - question on the 35s is whether your truck is heavy on the turbo now. In mine, it I light foot it, I can rely almost exclusively on engine and hybrid with turbo barely being used. I understand that you may not be able to tell given you had the 33s on it for such a short period of time. Also is the ride stiffer on E loads? That was one thing I noticed when going to bigger tires on the 22 — harsher ride.

 

I was surprised the ride didn't seem to change. Maybe cause it is 75. Lots of sidewall for mo cushion for the pushin. Maybe imagining a touch less responsiveness in sharper turns.

Yeah. Don't really remember how the turbo reacted on 33s. I was still trying to sort out the incoming data and my required output to keep from crashing into things.

I gotta say recently paid more attention that on ECO mode, I expected more sluggishness. I want to play the game now of keeping that boost off. But the tip in throttle response is still too aggressive for my liking. The foot movement has to be so precise. Almost as if it isn't really ECO. Like the truck still wants to go.

 

Cool. I also just think the OME shocks are superb and soak up any of that E load sidewall stiffness.

I was able to take my son to school and get to work without using turbo / minimal turbo (3 pounds or less) unless I pass folks.

 

Are you concerned you're going to wear the turbo out early?
Sounds like a good reason for a better turbo

 

I would not be buying a PRO if you are entertaining kids in the backseat, its basically a bench to throw you groceries and bags on with those seats (I sat in one I was offered at MSRP last month), the 4th gen seat design back there already sucks (had my daughters car seat in it when I looked at a TRD Sport) and is slightly worse than the 3rd gen (which is already crap). Honestly if you have TH and PRO money your better off spending it on a fullsize with kids, just my 2 cents.

 

Zero concern. I like being easy on my drivetrains until I need the power. I like driving that way.

 

My trailhunter with 35x12.5 Toyo MT

 

Tell us more please. I have a pro and want to put Nitto 35x12.50's on it, like I had on my jeep. The Nitto's are 13.5" wide. I am afraid they would rub when stuffed.

 

Remove the safety bracket in both front fenders and it will fit. Minor rubbing sometimes at full turn. You can trip some plastic or run a small spacer

 

My new neighbor has a 4g SR5 with 35x12.5x17 on methods and some “ready lift”, it looks awesome and I’m suffering from 3g tire envy!

I’m sure my Fox performance elite on my 3g smokes what he has but that’s a nice tire size and look with what looks like no effort.