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Had I realized they were costing me $600 at the time, I probably would've made a stink about it. But boy do I love them. I fish a lot, and when I'm trying to get my act together at the dock at 5am and it's still pitch black, they've become indispensable.

Just thinking about having to park my 6'1" 275lb ass in the back of my Tacoma is making me sweat. I've driven hatchbacks all my life, and I was blown away by how tight the Tacoma was compared to much smaller vehicles. I recently talked a buddy into a Tundra because he's going to need to throw...

I guess it depends on your definition of extremely difficult, haha. I would expect most of it to remove really easily, but I'm sure there's going to be a handful of spots on the top bed molding that you'll need to spend some time on to get it back to factory, if you ever need to remove the...

That's the beauty of it, it only looks permanent. If you ever need to remove it, all you'll need is a razor blade, one of those plastic caulk removal tools, and about a half hour. It's tedious, but it's easy. Just need to be sure to select an exterior product that will work well for the...

I have an X2 that I've been somewhat disappointed by, mostly for customer service reasons. The company definitely feels like it's flying by the seat of it's pants and just doing their best to hold it together. I was lucky in the sense that mine was machined well enough to provide a 99.5% water...

This cold lately has me dreaming of warmer weather, so I've been working on getting my truck beach ready for the summer. One place where I'm scratching my head, what to do with my jack boards. I've got an RC cab-side molle panel installed (but if I were to mount them to the panel, they'd take...

Bummed I missed the fun on this one. There is something so incredibly funny to me about doing the legwork at the dealership for a new Tacoma and then ending up with a Maverick.

Are you sure it's because there's something ON your seats? I've been doing my best to ignore the obnoxious chiming. I get it probably every other time I lock my truck. Only in my case, I attribute it to what's under the seats, not what's on top of them. I kind of chalked it up to me having too...

The first thing you should do is buy yourself a proper 3/8 drive socket set with a ratchet and a full compliment of SAE and metric sockets and adapters. You will find yourself using it literally every time you work on your truck, so I'd recommend springing for a decent one. A quality socket set...

Was able to find some good info on interior fuse box on the dash cam thread from a while back. Not sure it's going to be possible to tap into anything there because the cover won't clear the fuse tap. Anyone have experience tapping into that fuse box?

I've been working through the first couple of mods for my '24 TRD Off-Road, and last weekend I put in the TRD Pro Grille from Aspire, which includes 3 Raptor lights and a cheap LED bar. The Raptor lights are powered by a fuse tap, but whatever I've got going on right now isn't optimal. For...