BLUE CRUSH 2024 Tacoma Thread (4th Gen)

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Hybrid Tacoma TRD Sport in Blue Crush

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[n118nw]

I haven't seen this combo yet on a BCM 4th Gen so here's mine. Tires were put on 4/25 through Discount Tire; also found it was a few hundred cheaper to buy from them on DT's website instead of in person; they originally quoted me about $1600 and I paid about $1300 with no trade ins.

Stock suspension - no lift/spacers

 

[Wukong]

Blue Crush 2024 Tacoma w/ hood & bumper PPF, FormulaOne pinnacle ceramic tint, Air 90 front windshield tint.

 

[Big P]

My dirty Blue Crush 6MT Sport , RC level kit and Bridgestone Revo 3 265/70R18 on stock rims (largest / lightest tire combo I could find without going too too big)

 

[diablo2112]

In the great dechroming of my Limited, I found a spectacular local deal on a set of 2023 Tundra takeoffs ($500 for wheels/tires; prior owner had bought these for a 3G Tacoma and found they didn't fit). The big question: do they fit our 4G? It's surprisingly hard to find definitive information on this question. After a bit of research, it appeared they would probably fit, but I couldn't find anything here on Tacoma4G from anyone that took the plunge.

Given the price, I figured it was no-lose on my end. Just mounted them up this morning, and the fit is identical. Same offset, same bore, same BCD. Stock lug nuts tightened the same number of turns (about 8-9). As far as I can tell, they also have the same offsets and are positioned in the wheel wells same as stock.

So, 2022+ Tundra wheels fit our 4Gs. These are 20" Tundra wheels, and rolling diameter is about 1" larger. Will give a 2mph error in speed at 65, but I can live with that. Personally, I think the dechromed Limited is better looking.

 

[D8nper]

I haven't seen this combo yet on a BCM 4th Gen so here's mine. Tires were put on 4/25 through Discount Tire; also found it was a few hundred cheaper to buy from them on DT's website instead of in person; they originally quoted me about $1600 and I paid about $1300 with no trade ins.

Stock suspension - no lift/spacers

What is the tire size? Do you plan to lift?

 

[Big P]

Did the original TPMS on the 20” Tundra rims work on the Tacoma ? (This will help if I want to find a set of take offs or not!)
Thanks

 

[diablo2112]

Did the original TPMS on the 20” Tundra rims work on the Tacoma ? (This will help if I want to find a set of take offs or not!)
Thanks

Yes. The Tundra TPMS sensors were recognized by the the Tacoma. You can have the 4G Taco scan TPMS sensors in one of the menus located in the dash. Took about 10-15 minutes of driving, and the sensors registered.

 

[Big P]

Yes. The Tundra TPMS sensors were recognized by the the Tacoma. You can have the 4G Taco scan TPMS sensors in one of the menus located in the dash. Took about 10-15 minutes of driving, and the sensors registered.

Thanks ! Looks like I’ll be looking for a set of late model tundra take offs!

 

[n118nw]

What is the tire size? Do you plan to lift?

285-70/17's.. and not really. Maybe a spacer lift but I don't plan on properly lifting it until the stock struts go bad. I don't off road but maybe once every few months; stock suspension works fine for me and gives me plenty of clearance.

 

[diablo2112]

Finished the chrome delete on my 4G.

20" Tundra wheels
OEM color-matched mirror covers
OEM "Limited" badge covers
Black Chrome Exhaust
OEM "TACOMA" tailgate inserts
Plasti-dip rear door handle surround
Black ABS door handle covers

I didn't bother with the front grill. I'm ok with this portion of the Limited. I did install a Rough Country hidden-winch.

FYI

 

[bluecrush.taco]

My TRD Off Road. Completely stock for now but hoping to get some additions soon. First will probably be step rock rails.

 

[Miqie]

I thought that the white interior accents on my Bronze oxide looked weird, but the contrasting blue accents on the Blue-crush are even worse. They don't even match!

 

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[desertstriker8]

Yes. The Tundra TPMS sensors were recognized by the the Tacoma. You can have the 4G Taco scan TPMS sensors in one of the menus located in the dash. Took about 10-15 minutes of driving, and the sensors registered.

Did you just do the "tire set switching" and then "register new value id" and select set 2 and drove and the truck picked them up? The manual calls for a "change wheel" setting and unfortunately there is no option i can find in my 4G Tacoma that says that ahah.

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