Recent content by Keith M

I have this setup. Zero complaints. That is, your original question 1.75 & .4 OME spacers. Actually I have the eibach's

I drove a 2017 with KDSS & 5100's for 3 years/50k miles. I traded up to a 2020 without and added Eibach Sports. Every time I get in to the new one....it's just not the same. Not bad mind you but it was...that much better.

Low country mud

Towing's this guy's no problem even with these Firestone 285's. Sport mode is your friend.

Consider weight....my .02c Take a look at the spreadsheet I put together on the post below. I have listed various tire sizes and their weights. I settled on the Firestone Destination A/T2 @ P285/70r17 and couldn't be happier. Highway manners are excellent and no issues with balance. I have...

Consider weight I posted this a while back. I, like you wanted a more conservative tread. I built a spreadsheet referencing tire weights and size. Hopefully this is helpful to you. PS....I have been very happy with the Firestone's. I have noticed very little if any decrease in performance...

I'd drive it by a body shop or two and get a recommendations on a DIY solution if there is one. Actually with the lower driving activity right now, shops may have capacity so get them to give you a quote. It could be that mechanical removal with spot blended clear coat is your only solution.

Weights? Not to hi-jack but do any of you guys have these weights on your wheels? The tire shop mounted the traditional crimp on weights on the inside rim. I get why they are there but I didn't notice them on my 2017, maybe they were painted black? Every wheel on my 2020 has them in different...

When you factor in the CAD exchange rate, I think they're a deal.

Their usefulness as a step (I think) has a lot has to do with your BFG to seat height ratio (Butt From Ground). Using them as a step for a 6' person will not be the same as someone 5' tall such as my wife. For me, 5'-8", I tend to use them more for getting out than I do for stepping in but...

For those interested. I thought I'd share with you my experience. My short list came down to CBI, Slee and Greenlane. I decided to go with Greenlane because they were aluminum “steps” and the images on their web site combined with other web searches appealed to me the most. My recent 2”+/-...

old school..... Guys....on my '87 there used to be a card in the visor that showed the lube points along the drive line. I used to pull this card and give it to the shop to use as reference. I remember telling them to put it in neutral and roll it until the zerks were visible to lube. Good...

That's where I was too which is why I made the spreadsheet so I could compare sizes. I really didn't want to go with an E rated tire. The only one that was close to Std load was the Kuhmo (6 ply C rated) which was also 12lbs/tire heavier and offered no mileage warranty. I kept coming back to...

Thank you sir. Front and rear Pro Truck Sport shocks only. Looks like they are currently on sale. Stock coils front and rear.

What off-roading I do anymore is in the low country of Florida and Georgia. My 1st gen and 3rd gen saw time in the mountains. I'm older now. After 30+ years of owning 4runners they have changed along with me so this vehicle works with my lifestyle today. So for now, I'm okay with not having...