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Good lookin ride. Look a lot better if you'd remove that nasty assed "G" on the front. :D Roll Tide.

An inch and a quarter doesn't seem like a big deal. Why do you prefer not to use them? Do you agree with that article, ie do they mess things up?

Interesting article. Any thoughts? ___________________________ http://www.exploringoverland.com/overland-tech-travel/2014/11/11/just-say-no-to-wheel-spacers- Just say no to wheel spacers . . . Jonathan Hanson November 11, 2014 ( . . . and other “performance enhancements” that compromise...

This is probably a real dumb question, but I better ask before I order. They say this in the description: "These 1.25" thick, 6 on 5.5" 6061T6 aluminum spacers are an easy way of spacing out front and rear late model Toyota axles that run hub centric wheels" Are the factory rims "hub centric...

Why would they do that? You can't see em right?

I have a 3 inch lift and run the 285/70/17's on the factory alloy wheels. You'll (at least i do) get some rubbing if you turn too tight. I don't push it, i usually back up once or twice if its going to be a tough turn-around. Also you kinda have to plan for it when you park. Wide u turns too...

Somewhere here there's a thread about the daytime running lights scorching the lens and Toyota covering it. I had no idea as I didn't get anything in the mail. Well, my 2011 was about a year out of eligibility but I complained I never got anything in the mail.... long story short they gave me a...

I tried C/L statewide, no luck. The good news is I found a place out of NY that sells em new for $125 each, no sales tax and free UPS ground delivery. Sounds like a pretty good deal.

No, strictly stocks and options on stocks.

I apologize, I have not stopped by in awhile and I forgot my password and got locked out trying several. Original handle was daytrader. Anyways... hey I'm looking for some factory 17" alloy wheels for a 2011 Tacoma... anybody have any they want to sell? There was a guy here several months ago...