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So from installing Rough Country hard plastic OE flares on my 21 Tundra this is what I learned. The RC flares came with the rubber gasket to go along the top edge. When all is installed they fit flush and sealed properly. After some time, car washes and vibration they would start to come away...

Great tire choice they will take you anywhere. Studs were probably not even needed, but you will be able to stop on ice.

Weboost will carry the closet mount. I have used that and a Frontrunner antenna mount that folds for similar applications. Regardless you will have to think outside of the box, because there will be nothing that is an exact fit for a factory rack.

Yes, drives great on all surfaces.

This is what I got with my kit. What's in the box: Baja Designs LED lights ×2 Ditch light brackets ×2 Light mounting bracket ×2 Wiring harness with switch ×1 https://lexlandgear.com/products/4runner-baja-designs-ditch-lights-kit-for-toyota?bg_ref=wqlqUEnRXG

I just installed these and I'm very happy with them, easy install. They also gave me a discount code. Tacoma/4Runner Baja Designs Ditch Lights: https://lexlandgear.com/xhpgyy Lexland 25% Discount Code: 828discount https://lexlandgear.com/828findadvent...

Westcott 2.5"/.75" +25 offset 17" Methods with 275/70/17 Falkens.

Took my time since I was being careful, but over all easy. I wired them directly to my Garmin Power Switch so I can operate them from my phone using an app or carplay. They do come with a nice harness though. Lexland 25% Discount Code: 828discount Tacoma/4Runner Baja Designs Ditch...

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If you live where it is flat go right ahead and run the cheap stuff, but your turbo engine will have carbon build up in a few years. Where I live in the mountains and hills the vehicle is always under some sort of load. 91-93 gasoline works great to maintain performance. Toyota says 87 so you...

I am only asking because I had some method wheels installed at Toyota on my 21 Tundra that had steel wheels with TPMS. After install they told me there was an issue and said I needed to purchase Toyota TPMS for alloy wheels. You would think they would know that and tell me at drop off. As for...

Do you have a scanner to read the TPMS at each wheel?

I have used Discount Tire TPMS for years on my winter wheels and they work great and have lasted. As for the Toyota TPMS, have you mounted them and had Discount Tire try to read them? Note: Toyota uses different TPMS for steel wheels than for Alloy wheels.

My other ride.

Haters gonna hate, but running 93 premium gas makes all vehicles run better, especially under load.