"Lifted" 2024 Toyota Tacoma TRD Off-Road: The New Tacoma Can Handle HUGE Tires! 

Or even a 3 yr old f150 king ranch

I wonder why they hold their value so much, there's a million of them on the road. They aren't exactly a rare truck.

@arthurwright255 well the rams seem to be breaking at 100k miles due to the hemi. And the chevys/gmcs just didn't keep up with the new tech quick enough. Ford seems to be in a sweet spot right now for re-sell but your still talking a 30k drop from msrp over 3 years for a king ranch.

Nobody wants a 1 year old tundra😂too many problems.

Total Ripoff Dude

Idk 11k for that package is ridiculous.

3.0 eco is the only true high output

Plus a front locker

It's not reliable sadly, otherwise I agree with you. ZR2 and Bison are the best bang for your buck for mid-size off-roader trucks. Plus, it is bigger, Tacoma is too small.

@@MrThewhip333Probably the most important and I forgot to mention that!

SAME OUTFIT FOR THE LAST THREE YEARS TOO. MARRIAGE NOT ALWAYS GOES WELL FOR SOME PEOPLE. 😂

Best color on the new Tacoma! Congrats!

@OGtruthserum Right now, I'm trying to find some parts for it, like side steps, and a bed cover

@@lilcurtie I have the BAKflip MX4 tonneau cover, but quality control is hit or miss. Quality feels like Chinese than U.S made. Does come with 5 years limited warranty at least.

Like Ben stated this one isn't lifted. Just has a leveling kit.

Tires look like 285/70 R17, wheels look like Fuel Off Road Rebel 6, I'm assuming 17x9

I would like to see pics. Would look Awesome

Wouldn’t be surprised if

bidenflation

Yes

Yes

with portals...

Exactly . only if Toyota can do it. What people don’t understand is our gov fines these company if they don’t comply with making more efficient turbo4.. so yeah Toyota don’t want to do it but they have to.. I’m not into politics but yeah those fuckers are hell bent on us driving battery powered car. I’m happy that Toyota manage to equate the same power get better mileage with these combustion turbo4 with a hybrid option, so yeah be Happy folks. 👍🏼

So a 24 Nissan Frontier Pro4x then lol

A 24 Nissan Frontier Pro4x is right up your alley then!!

@@noxnyc23 Toyota should accept the fine since very few are willing to buy the new Tacoma at that price with that engine.

2.4L turbo is a better engine

bidenflation

@@user-md6uk9yy3tmore like company inflation, they raise prices cause they know people will pay for it and they make a lot of money.. imagine if people just stopped paying so much for them they would have to lower prices or go out of business… people should just stop buying them…

​@@user-md6uk9yy3tPresidents don't control the economy and inflation.

You can do it, you just have to mindful of the offset. I have 285/70/17 on a 3rd gen taco with a +4 offset (+12 would be about perfect), no lift, no cab mount modifications and I don't rub. Also, getting a traditional lift doesn't really change anything since your truck is capable of articulating the tires to the exact same location when you weren't lifted. Yes, you can get a slightly larger tire on the 4th gen, but the thing that sucks is your going to be stuck with a high positive offset/flat looking wheel... that is if you don't want to pepper your ride with rocks constantly and also avoid rubbing.

Rear IFS?

ready to blow up?

ready to go mall crawling. i wouldn't take the tacoma off road without a chase vehicle and a tow strap. these are VERY light drive trains, bigger tires only put added strain on an already cheaply built truck

Agree with you completely. If I’m going full-size, then Ford F-150 or mid-size it’s the Chevy Colorado.

There is no truck on the market today that spends more time in the shop than a Ford. Toyota dealerships are offering lifetime power train warranty on this truck.

@@TheFinallyBreathing Yeah there is literally a Mechanical Reason for that.

Except that Ford will be in the shop more and won’t come with a lifetime powertrain warranty. Win some lose some.

@@krasnaludek298 Colorado is a shitbox lol

They actually are, I just bought this set , 285/70/17 is 33x11.3

255/ 80/ R 17 33.1 AND FIT WITH NO PROBLEM

@@lazarorodriguez2986 32.8 INCH

Maybe 32.8

You do realize tires are never true to size it’s very rare, even if one says 33 or 35 they are actually smaller, this is 285 which is still considered 33 👍 it’s just measured as a 285 cuz it’s a LT tire, my jeep is on 40x13.5 but they measure to 38.9

The same thing that happens to any vehicle? Lol

Wheels are slightly positive…tires are what makes it poke out