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It's an OEM. Wanted to keep my original in case I want to switch back or mess up the project grille.... Should look like this when I'm done..will be Barcelona Red though

The last photos are with the new Cooper ATP's I put on. The first photos I posted still had the Bridgestone's that came with the truck. I just ordered a new grille to replace my "plastic chrome" that I'll be color matching and tricking out with mesh....pics to follow when I'm done.

I like them a lot. A week after putting them on I took an 1,800 mile round trip to New England and had no problems at all. Ran into significant snow in Pennsylvania and more in Connecticut and I thought the tires handled it well. Mileage was just over 20 mpg for the trip. Haven't taken them...

I buy my tires from either Discount Tire Direct (online) or from their local store. Discount Tire will match any price you can find and their tech's are much better than any you'll find at the local Wallmart.

Thanks man. Just put new tires on it a few weeks ago. Went with Cooper Discoverer ATP's.

N-FABs

Georgia

Here's a inexpensive alternative to OEM that are high quality. http://www.armysurpluswarehouse.com/military-issue-vehicle-cargo-tie-down.html

Thanks. I was beginning to think this forum was dead...not much activity. 2011 V6 SR5 Doublecab 4x4 in Barcelona Red. I love this truck.

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2011 V6 SR5 Double Cab 4x4

Anyone done a conversion to discs on the rear? When I'm towing my two quads stopping distance is greatly increased I have to adjust stopping distance. Thought rear discs would help the situation. Is it: feasible, financially viable, etc.?

New to the site and Toyota trucks. Just bought a 2011 double cab Tacoma 4x4. A buddy has an '06 with 180,000 miles that's been rock solid for him. Been looking to get a truck for some time and started to look at the Tacoma based on how well his truck has performed. Already found a lot of...