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I went with voodoo blue

I am running 285/70 WildPeak 4W with a leveling kit and I also put a 1" spacer to have them poke a bit

The 24 Tacoma is the same as the 23 and up Tundra I would say contact them as far as offset https://www.ebay.com/itm/186604719060

Sadly, no This has been a topic on the Tundra forums as well for a couple years (they had the 14" first) There has been a lot of chatter about people working on it - but no results as of yet

They do work on the 2024 Tacoma "The WHS034 Wheel Spacer Kit is designed specifically for the following Toyota and Lexus models: 2024-Present Land Cruiser 2024-Present Tacoma 2023-Present Sequoia 2022-Present Tundra 2024-Present GX550 2022-Present LX600"

These off Amazon: Spidertrax WHS034 Blue Wheel Spacer Kit

My guess would be yes. I bought my tires from Discount Tire. They mounted one up front and ensured they would work before mounted the other ones.

A true 11.5x 34.. C load I can't say enough good things about them- VERY quiet, rides really well, smooth! Took minimal weight to balance as well Very little impact on accelerating and braking -MPG is down about 2 MPG Like I said, I did 1" spacers to run flush, but also to give some space for...

285/70r18 on stock sport rims - I added 1" spacer (not necessary) wanted the tires to sit flush with the flares

All - Nope not my eBay store, not trying to scam anyone - all I can tell you is that it did work for me. I corrected that the crawl didnt work - but MTS did

You can adjust with the mounts how close to the roof you want it to be. I had my roof wrapped like the TRD Pro and also added a PPF strip (highly recommend, got mine from TacoVinyl - perfect fit) on top of the black vinyl to protect and I set mine as low as possible with the front wind deflector...

Honestly didnt notice any vibration, no rattle, whistles as I was going on the highway (75-80) The light bar mounts at each end of the rack and also in the middle - so no flex there either The biggest is just the wind noise - while not horrible, I'm sure in part that because of the 7 BD lights...

Installed the set up over the weekend, still need to finish the wiring, but should be easy with the factory aux switches... Super high quality, easy to put together. I decided to actually put the rack together on the truck, rather than building it on the ground and then lifting it on. Limited...

Installed the set up over the weekend, still need to finish the wiring, but should be easy with the factory aux switches... Super high quality, easy to put together. I decided to actually put the rack together on the truck, rather than building it on the ground and then lifting it on. Limited...

I bet given the location you could spray it yourself with touch up paint - while not 100% perfect, it would hide the black and not stand out so much.

I have had mine off The doors, you slide them towards the font of the truck. I start at the edge of the door and just push towards the dash and they come off. They will break if you use the trim tool The piece on the right of the dash comes up with a pry tool and yes, you will have to pull the...

100% you could just remove it, but I just couldn't look at a big hole in the dash everyday and it is a feature that gets a lot of attention - just a poor implementation in my mind of how they could have made it a true center channel when plugged in. The ring around the speaker just pops out and...

I bought it and am happy with it - while I was installing it, I disconnected the wiring to the Center JBL removable speaker and that made the biggest difference. Quality of sound improved 100% I'm going to go back in there this weekend and going to disconnect just the speaker wires and still...

It does, it folds forward - I can get a pictures in the various "states" you can set. The Softopper site also has a sample on a Dodge truck https://softopper.com/ Its at the bottom of the page

LOL- yeah, I have a test /ohm meter- was hoping someone had tackled it first I will post when I found out