WHAT HAVE YOU DONE TO YOUR 3RD GEN TUNDRA TODAY?

good taste. I went between 285/75 and 295/70 for awhile and settled on 295’s

 

What is the larger size tires doing to everyone's fuel mileage?

 

12 with 35's lol. I live in a fairly hilly area though.

 

I still don't understand how to search anything on the website. I can get to the wheel caps through the link you posted, but I can't search anything else. Even if I go back a page from your link and then click on "wheel center caps" it gives me this.

 

No bueno...., was at 17.5 on factory Falken's, but those heavy Nitto's (295/70r18) have me around 13 so far.. Expected, and fine with it...

 

Part Number - PT998-89210-F2

 

PT280-34221-2F

Another cool red/black version

 

I know the part number. That's not the point. I want to see other items but it tells me there is literally nothing for a 2024 platinum hybrid is my point.

 

I'd like one that doesn't say trd. Maybe just a red and black Toyota emblem, or just black.

 

unless I’m on flat land travelling 50 mph, it’s terrible. As bad or worse than my 2020 tundra on 275/65/20 load range e’s. 16+L/100km on highway now that it’s winter.

 

the whining is ubiquitous ...

 

Then you should probably use a different website than BAM.

 

Google what you’re looking for and type BAM Toyota at the end. Works for me.

 

I'm running 285 65 20 KO3's and I'm getting like 13.

 

Got my 2nd key recall done. Also had them turn off the seatbelt chime. That thing was brutal.

 

I had this question. Why'd you decide on the 295?

 

I see many shutting off the seatbelt chime, I'm curious, is it because you don't wear your seatbelt and it chimes too much?

 

I always wear the seatbelt. It’s just that the goshdarn five beeps the moment I hit the switch every goshdarn time get my goat every goshdarn time without giving me a chance the buckle up. Why? Who’s the friggin excretory orifice of a bureaucrat that this idea came from?!

 

LOL, I hope I'm never in front of you at the drive up when I'm ordering for my family of 10! I guess I've never really paid attention to it. It may be because I usually have my seatbelt on before starting the truck.

 

I always wear my seatbelt, but there are couple of instances that i don't and it's very annoying to have it beeping at me. Listed those two below. And to the other comment lol, yes, if you're buckled before starting the truck then it's not something to worry about.

1. At the mtb trailhead when I am driving over and hopping in an out from the main parking area, to shower/bike wash area, and to the main pavilion after for beers
2. Both my family and wife's family live in the same neighborhood so when we go back and forth between the two (especially during the holidays) it'll be nice to roll thru the neighborhood and not having it beeping.

 

I like to turn the engine on to let the oil circulate while I buckle up as a matter of habit and I prefer to do that in peace but that’s just me I suppose.

 

i had 275/65/20 on my 2020 tundra and always hated the narrow look of the 275’s and thought the 295’s would have that wider look. Also falken had 295’s on for a good price where I got them online.

 

The 295/60R20 That I have are very wide. I think the 295/70's are narrower so you get more pressure per square inch on the road. Probably would be better in the snow. Maybe not as good in the mud?

 

This, there are too many nannies already. The less the better in my opinion. I tell my truck what I want it to do, not the other way around.

 

Do I really need yet another reminder to check the rear seat for forgotten occupants with another ding everygoshdarntime I get out of the vehicle?! What's next? The keyfob beeps to remind me I need to wipe my rear in the toilet afterwards?

 

I don't wear my belt. Working in highway construction and driving on the project. I don't wear my belt as I'm usually going 10-15 mph. On top of that, when I drop my two 6 year old at school. It quick for them to be unbucket while in line waiting to get out the truck. So I turned my backs off after hearing the ring two times.

And be sure to use your blinkers when switching lanes.!!

 

And be sure to use your blinkers when switching lanes.!![/QUOTE]

 

Installed Ironman 4x4 foam cell pros. 2” in the front 1” in the rear. Haven’t had them long enough to give an opinion, but I know I liked them better than the OEM Tacoma pro suspension, and that I need bigger tires.

 

Same, about 13 with 275/65R20 KO3's.