Pictures Finally
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Pictures Finally
I'm getting closer to finishing the build on my truck and I haven't uploaded any pictures yet, so I'm finally showing off my truck! Must say I love the truck and the only thing I would change from my original order is getting the led headlights instead of the halogen. The white look of the leds is much nicer than the yellowish look of the halogens.
My list of upgrades/accessories:
35x12.50 Toyo RTs - forscan adjusted tpms and 60psi in all 4
Spray-in-bedliner
Weather Guard toolbox
B&W drop hitch
15% tint on all windows & brow across windshield
Weathertech floor mats
Front and rear OEM wheel well liners
Led reverse light bulbs
Led vanity mirror bulbs
Potential upgrades:
Carli backcountry 2.0 kit
Factory led dad and taillight swap
Ranch hands front and back
My list of upgrades/accessories:
35x12.50 Toyo RTs - forscan adjusted tpms and 60psi in all 4
Spray-in-bedliner
Weather Guard toolbox
B&W drop hitch
15% tint on all windows & brow across windshield
Weathertech floor mats
Front and rear OEM wheel well liners
Led reverse light bulbs
Led vanity mirror bulbs
Potential upgrades:
Carli backcountry 2.0 kit
Factory led dad and taillight swap
Ranch hands front and back
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I sure like the look of those tires. Couple of questions though, is that with no modifications to the suspension? Are those 18's or 20's? Any idea what the load rating is on the Toyos with regards to towing?
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Stock suspension. They are rated at 3195# a piece. I love the tires, they are not any louder than stock an ride a little smoother at the lower air pressure. 20" rims. Stock michelins were rated at 3750#
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35 x12.5 x20. Are for a rim 8.5 in or bigger. Not recommended for 8 " rims. These stock 20" rims are 8x20 for your info. So load capacity is even lower then the 3195 you state. As long as you don't really haul anything anywhere near that Load capacity or less you'll be fine.
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I have that tool box as well. It is fantastic.
I sure wish I could find a tonneau cover that would work with it. The latch buttons sit just below the rails of the box, unfortunately.
I sure wish I could find a tonneau cover that would work with it. The latch buttons sit just below the rails of the box, unfortunately.
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35 x12.5 x20. Are for a rim 8.5 in or bigger. Not recommended for 8 " rims. These stock 20" rims are 8x20 for your info. So load capacity is even lower then the 3195 you state. As long as you don't really haul anything anywhere near that Load capacity or less you'll be fine.
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What do you use to keep the tool tray from sliding around? I don't really want to drill holes to bolt in place. Thought about using some double sided 3m.
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