Recent content by NRath

There's a problem with the alignment or worn suspension on your ride. The reason the tires get loud/ride rough is because they aren't wearing flat. Once they start feathering or cupping, rotating doesn't fix it, it just screws up the other 2 tires, also. A very little bit of the first pair...

The army green is only available in the Trail Edition. So, if you're wanting a Pro, your only choice is used 2020. I looked at an AG Trail Edition and it was honestly just a little too stripped down for me to jump on it. The color was right and it had a cool Toyota cooler, but otherwise it...

I had a set of 33x12 E-rated DuraTrac's on my '07 Tundra that were incredible. Got about 75k on them and still had ~1/4"+ of tread left. They wore very flat, rode super smooth at all speeds and were never loud at all. So good that I bought a new set to replace them. 2nd set wasn't so...

Aggie, it's a shame you didn't have CRAWL mode or you probably could've driven right out of that "little ditch". Mark Linkous, that's a pretty serious lick! Technology is our friend. On a serious note- glad to hear both of you faired well through the accidents. That side curtain pic is...

Strike 1 against the parts guy. LocTite is an anaerobic material which means that it cures in absence of air. Leaving it disassembled may allow a little evaporation (probably not noticeably in 5-10 mins), but it def won't start to firm up because it's curing.

Several things to consider with your question. The biggest factor is how do you use your vehicle? To safely cover every scenario, yes is the only answer. If your spouse and especially children are in it- sell your blood and put good tires under them! Older tires have 2 big problems: 1. The...