Recent content by DavidR1

These sell for $3-400 pretty regularly. You may also have better luck if you post to some of the local Toyota Truck groups on FB.

I can't comprehend why anybody would want to do this. I want to be as seen as possible, especially from the rear.

I tried to look for a way to signal to admins of a possible scam when he replied to me with similar PM's. I can't figure out how to accomplish this though.

I don't see a point in changing the battery unless you have done a significant amount of lighting or installed a fridge or something. Factory replacement seems to be the best option for the vast majority of us.

Not trying to be a dick, but you will find these typically sell for $400-500 in these forums and around the internet.

Has anybody run these tires? I have searched, but can't find a single thread on the subject. I don't think I need these very wide tires that so many run. I'm pretty fine with my 265's, but would like a bit more height. The 33x10.5 would be taller but only a bit wider than stock, so I think this...

There is no 2019 Defender, cool story though bro.

$300 and it's not made of metal!! No thanks...lol

The tow truck driver left because he knows he is liable for messing up your truck. He, or his company should be paying for much of your bill.

It is rubbing in the front. They aligned around the seized cam bolt.

Yes, I had an alignment after the lift with no issues. I'm using TRD OR wheels with no spacers.

I had a lift installed on my '14 Limited, 3' in the front and 2' in the rear. I didn't install my Total Chaos UCAs because I had a seized cam bolt. Tires are 265/70 17 KO2's. I went off roading a few weekends ago, nothing crazy. Now my front driver tire is rubbing the fender well. Any thoughts...

Can someone post a link to this technique?

I hear you, that's a scam for sure!!

Anybody have some Slee sliders and can post some pics? I'm interested in how well these work as actual steps, so the amount of usable step sticking out to enter the vehicle would be nice. Aside from this, what do they look like from the bottom and sides. Seems the Slee site does a terrible job...