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I always knew about this in our newer cars/trucks, but this video explains it very well. Thanks JDC for posting.

Same here with the LED bulbs but no lightbars. Never have experienced or noticed this situation. Maybe it's your headlight bulbs (?)

Would like to change my tail lights to less or no chrome. It's a 2020 TRD Sport. What brands seem to be some of the best quality?

I remember when that was the only way a pickup was. Somehow, we managed. :D

Hey, I've got a couple of those. Had them since 2002. They still work. :)

Grill not right for a 2021. Maybe a 18 or 19?

Thank you, it's been serving me well.

Not much else than my avatar, but here it is: I know, could use bigger tires.

Anybody else received one of these safety recall notices? It is addressing a 2020 model year with a low pressure fuel pump. Toyota will replace the low pressure fuel pump with an "improved" one free of charge. I'm just curious because my truck has been running just fine with 7K miles now.

Got a safety recall notice in the mail today about replacing the low pressure fuel pump. It states that the engine may run rough. Maybe that is a contributing factor to the rough idle.

I also have the V-6 in a TRD Sport, 2020 and I don't notice any rough idle. Maybe test another with the same engine and tranny and compare.

What engine are you test driving?

Just curious, but why would you want to go manual? I remember having those hubs on my old Bronco. What a pain. :(

Well,......spring has sprung, so I washed it.:D

Try: tiresize.com -- you can put in your size/wheel and compare it to what you would like to increase to.

I know exactly what you're talking about. I know other folks that did just that on other vehicles and it is definitely a possibility.

I'm gonna put on 265/70-17. Just a little bigger than stock, but no issues. Some will go bigger; but rubbing issues?

Yep, I think that is the one. I would give them a call so you can talk directly to the folks there who should know all about their products. I only glanced at their products as I'm not really interested in doing much external mods to my truck.

Just received a catalog today called Extreme Terrain. They have lots of bumpers and other stuff. Noticed one or more rear bumpers claiming compatible with factory back-up sensors. Their web site is www.extremeterrain.com - you might check it out.

The tweeters are the Subaru Kickers. Absolute plug & play. Many Tacoma owners have done this mod and it is well worth it. Check out youtube videos to see how easy. :)