Click "Videos" to view or search through over 300 videos on the Toyota Tundra, Subaru Legacy/Outback, and newly added Volkswagen Golf GTI MK7. Originally a bicycle mechanic, and eventually an owner of my very own bike shop a few decades ago. That journey and a few other adventures modifying vehicles led me down this road. I never could leave my vehicle alone whether it was a Chevelle, Jeep, VW, Honda, Subaru, or Toyota I had to modify it. Stay tuned, every week a new video.
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I may do this, except delete or cut out the 'Toyota' logo. And then replace the empty logo area with a very high quality LED strip. Like they did for the latest Tundras and Tacomas, mounted ON the grille.
@@jamessmich2233 I got them at Discount Tire with certificates so I think they rang in at around $1300. You can get cheaper all terrains but they won’t be Three Mountain Peak rated for snow etc.
Mine did too and I attributed it to my driving in the mountains. BUT, when I got new tires Toyota did my alignment and said they took care of the issue. I have driven 500 miles since and they seem to be wearing even. Maybe I got lucky with a tech that cares.
So I just watched a video where a guy talks about what a great tire and what a great deal they are without having actually purchased them. Then again I watched until the end.
@@ZeeZee412 yes, but they are great tires. My neighbor got them for his Nissan Frontier FX4. They look great and he has nothing but great things to say about them. His tires see their share of different terrain as well.
I recently put a set of these on my 2019 Ram 1500. Replaced my wildpeak 3's. Which, by the way, I had 65k on them. These are awesome. The ride on the highway is fantastic. I'm waiting for the mud during deer season and winters snow.
Need to do this 2 times a cab driver and a grand canyon tour van hit my rear bumper and shifted to the right side just need to bend back....thank god for a hitch and metal bumpers!
Awesome. Have a 99 Ranger and need a sliding accessory like that as well. Shame you didn't make a "BUILD" video, I'd have been really interested. Never have worked with those extruded aluminum rails before.
@@georgepierce720 I just wired it to a flat four hitch wire and plugged it in at the time of the video. What I was showing is that there is a cheaper solution to doing this mod with a part I found.
Yes, they are the OEM springs for the 5.7 V8. I put the shocks on when the truck was new, so if your truck has over a hundred thousand miles of hard use I would replace the springs.
I did notice when you put the polarized lens on your Garmin. I could read the license plate. Prior to that I was not able to read the plate. I’m just curious how that polarized land would work at night without the fence Great video, thanks for coming to work
I like how you installed your Bushwacker flares and then mounted the original Toyota mud & stone guard onto them. I’ve seen other folks get rid of the regular mudflaps and just put the bushwhacker flares on which I didn’t care for actually, I like the regular OEM one or they did not delete the mudflap out
One thing I don't like about the Weathertech mats is the dead pedal isn't completely covered. If I were to do it again, I'd go with Husky. I do like how your vent rings are completely flush wo a recessed layer like a lot of vent rings I've looked at. Will probably eventually get a set, I want to get rid of all those gray trim pieces too. With the lack of storage that these CM trucks offer, I've found the ESP under seat storage to be extremely useful. I recommend checking them out if you don't already have 🍻
@@Chinese_Chicken I have the under seat storage, check out my video and thanks for watching. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-d1kX6v9UJOo.htmlsi=2dCFxdTPEdgmpErX
Seriously?!?!? You review an off road tire and NEVER MENTION TRACTION !?!!? This will be a great review when you add the following Price Longevity Traction What else is available at this size What was the mileage impact What was the speedometer/odometer error you know...like all the important information that EVERYONE knows enough to includes in a tire review ?
@@gregbarry5875 this is not a common tire on a Honda Ridgeline, especially the size. That’s more of what the video was about. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@828findadventure I KNOW....because it is NOT a common size you should have gone into greater detail.....was this only a cosmetic change for you ? were you looking for better traction, hill climbing, snow performanc ? Why did you choose this tire and would you choose it again are the essence of every review. You really dropped the ball. Go watch a few other reviews like this and see what the standard you should be aiming for is.
