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2017. I went straight to Toyota on it.How old? If your dealer is being tough call Toyota care direct..
2017. I went straight to Toyota on it.How old? If your dealer is being tough call Toyota care direct..
What model? TRD?I just located a 2018 with 73k...for $34k. Looks like a solid truck.
I think I read the latest gen is a boxed frame, previous ones no. Latest gen didn't get much better payload numbers either. My gen is a "triple tech" frame lol. I'm sure you know but suspension upgrades don't actually increase payload. Tundras, built like a 3/4 ton in every way but payload capacity. But mine does pretty well at or a little over. I'd prefer payload to spare though, but that's just me!There's a reason you almost never see stock Toyotas.
The suspension is notoriously weak.
I would be very suspicious of the frame on those cars, too.
Not too long ago, there were some hilarious videos showing how flexy the Toyota frames are.
Did they ever box them?
This stuff is good, 2 cans will do the whole undersideView attachment 842562View attachment 842563
2nd generation frames much more rigid than 1st. Not fully boxed, but plenty stout.
I had a '99 tacoma in my younger/dumber days.
Frame was rubber on that thing. I put that little truck through hell though and it never let me down.
It flexed so bad the bed rubbed the cab on many occasions...they would bend but not break...until they rusted through if you didn't get ahead of it.
1st gen tundra was pretty flexible too. I've no complaints with the 2nd gen though.