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265/75-16 Cooper AT3’s.

No.....just a load equalizing hitch

I pull this.....about 4500 loaded for a trip. Load equalizing hitch and a good brake controller and no issues. You know it’s there on hills and inclines, but nothing it can’t handle.

It’s a Jayco X23b. We like it a lot. Slide out makes a world of difference on inside space.

About 4500 with all of our stuff in it. Using an equalizer hitch and it pulled it fine. Has to work a bit on the hills, but nothing that is working the truck to hard.

Congrats on the new truck. I went up to 265-75/16’s on my 2017 SR5 and haven’t notice much difference. I may have lost 1 mpg all around. I get 16.5 - 18 around town and on a recent long trip that was mostly interstate I got 21-22. Both of these fluctuate a little depending on how I drive. I am...

I used the cruise......all the way there and back.

I have a 2017 SR5 and drove it 3.5 hours to Chicago and the same back .....got 20 + mpg and had none of the shifting issues you all describe.....sure beats the 17 mpg from my 4.6 tundra. And it gets 17.5-18.5 weekly driving. I love mine.....I think a lot of people expect to much of the 3.5 and...

I have never counted but I see a lot of them. I think I notice more now that I have one. I used to be this way with Tundras too.

What did you have to cut ? I am considering this for my 2017 but don't want to be hacking up a brand new truck.

I bought a 2017 DCLB SR5 4x4 the middle of November for 32,500 and the sticker was 35,800. I didn't even have to fight for that price. Sent them a email off their website and that's the price they have me. That was a dealer in Indianapolis.

I bought a 2017 DCLB SR5 4x4 the middle of November for 32,500 and the sticker was 35,800. I didn't even have to fight for that price. Sent them a email off their website and that's the price they have me. That was a dealer in Indianapolis.

I'm 6'5" with 34" inseam as well and I am comfortable in my 2017. I have about and 1" to an 1 1/2" above my head. I set in one with a moonroof and that was a no go. My head hit the moonroof trim. I do like my seat back reclined a notch or 2 do to my long arms. That may help me a bit on headroom...

Municipal ..... 33 years for a Town in Indiana

Yes Sir.

Picked this up a couple of months ago. Was planning to keep my 2011 Tundra for a lot longer but got a good trade in and a good deal on this 2017 DCLB SR5 4x4 so I had to make the switch. Loving it so far. Glad to be a part of the Tacoma group.

I have a Tonno Pro Trifold on my Tundra. It's 6+ years old and still looks good and is still tight. I will be buying the same thing when I get my Tacoma.

Me 4 Tundras (2000, 2002, 2008, 2011) Wife has had 2 Corolla's, a Camary, a Highlander, 2 Rav4's I am looking to trade the 2011 Tundra for a 2017 Tacoma this week.