Recent content by biot

still pulls to the left...pain in the ass. will drift one full lane width in less than 500'....at 60 mph. i have to constantly correct and fight the left pull. here is the print out from the second alignment shop that check the alignment and said all was good..even though the caster was...

i have a 2008 SE, 41k miles. i do not pretend to know anything about cars/trucks - so, i'm just wanting to get feedback on what my issue may be so i can be a little "smarter" when working with the next mechanic. the shop that installed my lift did the best they could with the alignment -...

the 4Runner provided a deluxe ride over unplowed, unmaintained roads for some backcountry riding yesterday... pit stop at Grandjean lookout of Sawtooth Range, Idaho.. earn your turns.... view at from top of Copper Mountain, Northern end of Sawtooth range....White Clouds in far background...

i'm having the same problem as you.. i took it back to the shop to have them double check the alignment today..this shop is a 4x4 shop in boise, so i figured they knew what they were doing.... anyway, they said it check out OK. made sure tire pressures were good... and, yet - still pulling...

exercise and eat clean.. find an exercise routine or plan that works for you. if you lack motivation, discipline, etc. i'd recommend finding a crossfit affiliate in your area and give that a go...

new 4Runner owner here. got some Toyo Open Country AT2s installed today. P265/70/17 not as aggressive as the photoshopped pics shown on the Ford truck above portray...but, a definite improvement in aesthetics over the previous open country at tires. i had a set of these on my tacoma - and...

life changes.....going from DINKs to DI1Ks.. taco (in background of pic) just wasn't gonna cut it any longer.... can't say i'm too upset with having to get a new rig..but, i will miss my little truck. so......it's a 2008 SE....it needs new tires - i'm planning to go with the new Toyo Open...