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A 6,000 lb floor jack will lift any Tacoma without a struggle. Add in a pair of 6,000 lb jack stands plus a pair of rubber wheel chocks. EzPz. The Tacoma at max load is less than 6,000 lbs. Unless you have overloaded the poor beast Hard to justify the floor space and $$$ for the occasional...

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Hello All, This is my first post. I just bought my first Taco. 2006. Her name is BETTY. she is huge. Bright Red. It is too dark right now to take a picture. I can honestly say that I have not seen a bigger taco yet. 4" lift sitting on 35's with 2" spacers. I do have a question..... I...

It is a beautiful Taco. Why ya selling ? ? ?

This Tacoma is a dream for road-tripping the country, off roading, camping and any other adventures you can think of I have absolutely loved having it. The truck has the towing package as well as the factory black out kit (the lettering and the exhaust tip is black). The truck comes with KO2...

Thank you for the info. At Alcan Spring we create custom springs to fit your Tacoma by using the information you provide us for weight distribution, lift requirements, how you plan to use your vehicle, and any information on all prior changes that may have been made to your vehicle. The cost...

NEW UPDATED PRICES. Prices, including spacers, bolts, instructions and free shipping are $28 for 1 seat and $50 for both seats (effective 07/01/24). This is with USPS Ground Advantage shipping. Priority box shipping add $3 per order. For those, Tacoma and FJ Cruiser owners, that showed interest...

I currently have a hitch mounted scooter carrier. It's from Harbor Freight and is speced out at 55#s and rated at 500#s My scooter is on the large size and weight speced out at 101, but with accessories it actually weighs 124#'s and rated at a max 385#'s. So even at max allowable weight for...

Hello all. Does anyone know or can I be directed to where I can find my tongue weight rating? The paper manuals are not very clear. We are needing to get a mobility scooter and lift. Here is what I have '16 4x4 V6 6MT DB Short bed Factory tow package Kind regards

I have 6” front fenders for sale. They’ve never been on a truck. No pre-drill holes. I don’t have the money to buy me a travel suspension so I have no use for them. I got them off of advfiberglass.com. Cost over a thousand dollars to get them with the shipping. I’ll take $400 for them. You can...

If your not one of these guys with a 6'' lift, and big ass heavy tires, don't worry about it.

I'm no guru on wheels. But 18x9 seems to be problematic. The other factor is the tire's cross section ratio and width. Remember, any lift only increases vertical height. It does little to nothing for turning corner wheel clearance. Good Luck

Great to hear! I figured every year I'll toss it up on the lift and touch it up as needed. I know its some nasty stuff to apply, but has the longevity compared to the off the shelf stuff.

Painted frame. My '23 has 300 miles on it. So the frame is still spotless. Going up on the lift for a Cosmoline coat in the next few weekends. Not letting the Midwest salt get to it.

It's pretty hard, once hung up on the frame. You either got to find a way to lift the truck off off of it, or have a winch, or a come along with you.

Yep, when they are down to the frame, it's drag them out (risking damage to all sorts of stuff) or lift them out. Or if it was a tow truck likely a combination of both. I always try to lift in sand and mud before I drag. If you can get it back on top half the battle is won.

Hi Lift a couple of hunks of 1" plywood and fifteen minutes or less.

Gen3 forum has some threads that are beauties too. It's basically the same 5 questions that get repeated, and repeated....how high should I lift my truck? What's the biggest ass tires that I can put on my truck? What brand oil should I use? When should I change my oil? Why is my fuel milage so...

Definitely tires, but not sure Mud terrains would’ve helped either. Probably would’ve required lift and bigger tires. Truck was bottomed out on the low side.