What Have You Done To Your 3rd Gen Today?

There should be info on the manufacturer's warranty from goodyear in the library of manuals that came with the truck. I think they may offer a pro-rated price on a new tire.

 

I sprung for the TRD logo'd ones two years ago. I don't think that I've noticed them once other than the day I put them on. Forgot that I even had them until seeing your post. Now I'll have to go look just to see if they're still there!

Edit: Still there. Thanks to you guys now I'll have to get the door hinge cover thingies or I'll notice them every time I get in my Tacoma!

 

Considering the low miles on the tire I would think that the dealer would just take care of it and replace.

 

I also had the metal TRD door striker cover, for 3 years now.

I liked them at first, but ended up being unsatisfied with them. It is a leave and forget item, but there are things I have noticed that have bothered me.

One, they do not sit flush. Two, since they are metal and somewhat sharped edged, they can scratch the paint. Specifically on the passenger door, since it is tighter when shut and presses on the cover, some paint has been scraped off.


I have switched over to these plastic door striker plate covers. They feel like something OEM would actually make. These clip in firm and tight, and looks OEM.

Also added the door limiter cover.
Came as a bundle with the door striker cover.


Amazing how adding cheap plastic makes the truck feel more premium. These are like the little things you find in a Lexus.

Everyone else seems to have bought theirs from 8X-Speed on Amazon.
But I bought mine from here:

1797 Door Latch Lock Cover fit for Toyota Accessories Parts Yaris Corolla Camry Highlander Tundra Interior Buckle Caps Decals Stickers Decorations Anti Corrosion PPE Plastic Soft Black 4 Pack

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07RKWWKFC/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_awdb_btf_t1_zZ4yFbCBT150Y?vs=1
I found it cheaper, good quality, and both Striker Plate and Door Limiter Cover is on the same sales page.

 

Im going to say no normally, it does look like you ran over something. You can see the marks on the right side of the gash where something went in.

But, since you have so few miles, they might do something for you. But, your going to want to take it to the dealer you got it from, they will be more willing to help since you got 1 car from them, you might get another if they are nice to you.

 

Mama got new shoes. Took her in for her first oil change and the parts guy gave me a package deal I can live with.

 

Installed my Cali raised bed rack. Easy install

 

STOP.... PLEASE I BEG YOU... I'M RUNNING OUT OF CAAAAASSSSHHHHH....

 

You definitely need one of these then, perhaps in red!

 

I'd take one in red

Edit, how you like it, any noticeable difference?

 

I want one but last I checked it was out of stock everywhere.

 

Looks great!! The BFG tire is the best looking white letter tire out there in my opinion.

 

I find acceleration has improved. If I really step on the pedal it does pull a bit harder. There is no noticeable air flow noise until you get above 3000rpm, then you can start to hear the engine come alive. Also, I discarded at least 4 Kg of plastic from the engine bay so it must go faster now.

 

Thanks, guess I'll be on the hunt for a red one.

Oh, how long have you had it?

 

Did it yesterday, but finally not driving on stock wheels and tires now, huge difference

 

A few months now. Install was simple enough.

 

I did the chalk test with my first set of Hankook AT tires. They lasted me 73K miles folks. I stayed on the air pressure and rotation and balance. Chalk test showed 30 for the front and 28 for the rear. No wonder the Factory PSI was listed as (29) PSI.

 

I think this whole TPMS is just a friggin' SCAM.
My son has a 18' Forester. He had new tires put on it about a month ago. Aside from the fact he spent $1200 for new tires ($200 for 'mounting and balancing' .. REALLY?) ... He had to pay another $200 to have the TPMS 'reset' for the new tires. They may have put new batteries in .. Those tiny ones you can buy at the local hardware store for $5.00 each.. But he wasn't sure... He was watching the guys out the window at the tire store and said it took them about 5 minutes to reprogram the computer so the light wouldn't come on, on the dash. $200.00...
I'm guessing this is like the 'Smog Check' scam, where they hook up their 'whoozit' to the computer port for a couple minutes and then charge you $100 to 'pass' ...

 

Damn that does sound like a scam. Mavis Tire and many others here are $19 each to mount/balance and no other costs, even if you bring in your own tires.