Search results

My truck drives normal. I’ve driven a lot of vehicles in my life. My definition of feedback vibration and yours may be entirely different.

Parking brake? Bizarre.

It annoys me every time I turn on my truck - tired of squeezing those buttons to bring it back up

Sorry man. These kinds of issues drive me nuts because you know they are real but you also know the dealer is not motivated whatsoever to resolve it. I will say that maybe *some* vibration is normal. I don’t notice any in my truck except that steering wheel always has some tiny amount of road...

Nice set of wheels bro. I’m running SCS Blaze 10 with a +20 offset wrapped in 285/70/17 Falken AT4Ws

OEM tires?

I’ll open a case too.

Awesome! You’ll love the TH. I am loving the shit out of mine.

SR5 is 74” so I’d budget for 77” bare minimum and should be OK

Hey that’s a perfect use for that useless spot / what did you do other than just slide the gun in there - is there a holster secured inside

Prob 75 inches

Kick ass

12” carries some more risk than 285/11.5– but maybe someone has tried it

Great deal

That looks good. My strategy will be to let the fenders go to hell (already very pin striped and rock chipped) and replace them entirely when they get really bad.

It for sure sounds skid plate related to me. I’ve also got a cat guard under there. It could be a stabilizer arm moving and hitting it. I’ll crawl under there and see if it appears to be a big deal.

The tire sound is separate from the clunking - try to ignore the tire grip sound and listen to what’s happening in the background. It feels like metal rubbing against metal.

Hey guys - I get a clicking sound when steering sometimes - it’s def not all the time but when it happens it’s somewhat concerning. I can also feel it in the steering wheel. There should not be any rubbing whatsoever. Here is a video. Any idea what this is?

It’s a California thing. Don’t know much about it. In Texas I can put my 9 under my steering column with some Velcro and call it a day.

Agree that 33” is ideal for gearing. 34-35 also would work fine. Toyota did a great job on this power train.