At least you only have yourself to blame! Someone drove by in a 1 ton truck and smashed mine a couple weeks ago. Make sure nothing is broken inside, you can buy replacement parts for relatively cheap
I came from a 2012 taco that I owned for 5 years with no issues. As others have said the uncomfortable seating position and lack of traction in 2wd in winter were why I'm in a 2017 4runner now. Unless you need the truck box I'd go with the 4runner no question
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I have a tri fold 6" memory foam mattress that I trimmed with a bread knife to fit perfectly. It's amazing to sleep on but takes up a lot of room when you are not using it
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I wouldn't remove it, just spray the frame underneath with fluid film or whatever you're going to use, should be fine
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I'm convinced it's a tire/wheel issue. I had it with winter tires & FN wheels that could not be fixed. Now back to stock trail wheels and duelers and its smooth as glass again.
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I had a very slight steering wheel vibration with stock tires & rims every once in a while. Not enough to cause worry but it was there. Switched to winter tires & rims (FN six shooter & blizzaks) and the whole damn truck shakes. Have been back 3 times to balance and it's still there, sure is...
I used 3 cans of fluid film to do my '17 frame in my garage, didn't really make much of a mess. Most of it sticks to the metal. We'll see how it holds off the rust.
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I walked into a dealer to buy a tundra and left with a 4runner. Gas mileage + better build in my opinion. Grab a trailer with your savings from the tundra for the once in a blue moon you need to haul something.
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