Right on the money, that’s why I find it so funny the off-road higher trims have bigger wheels. Then again the vast majority of people buying them will never use them heavily off-road if at all. Which is okay too.
The color difference would drive me insane but to each their own.
I really don't understand why you would spend that much money on a vehicle and then cheap out on a significant aesthetic aspect.
It's like buying a beautiful house and furnishing it at goodwill
I took mine off to change the oil; however, you don’t need to remove all the bolts to slide them on and off. It only takes about 5 minutes with an impact driver, or maybe 10 by hand.
Personally, I went with the SR5 and will use the extra dough to upgrade it exactly how I’d like to.
As of current, I have trailhunter skid set, OTT Tune, 33’ M/T’s, spot and flood ditch lights, sliders and roof rack in the mail.
Once I’m out of warranty I’ll replace the suspension, haven’t had...
This! Highly recommend getting out and seeing what you genuinely need. Personally I put armor in tier 1 because I destroyed the flimsy little rain shield and bent up my predator side steps.
Haha, completely fair. If they are still available in about a month or so I may have to make the drive up from Baltimore. I grew up around Doylestown, Go birds!
I'm currently running Falken wildpeak M/T 285's on stock sr5 wheels. I get about 22 MPG highway but only 16 in the city, and I mean city, not suburbs. Road manners are actually pretty solid. I'm running these into the ground then will probably switch to Toyo At3's or FW AT4's. Both great snow...
I'm not trying to be rude or say you're wrong but the SR5 doesn't come from the factory in Everest. Only the OR, ORP, and TH are available from factory in Everest.