Toyota Tundra parts reviews

My 2021 is now around 75k miles. I’ve changed the oil, tires and brakes.

Depo lights from rockauto. Good quality and look like oe

I upgraded the muffler and used a pedal commander which gave me about 16 to 17 miles per gallon.

Ive had greasable Detroit Axle ball joints for over 50k miles now. I just grease them regularly and test them with the vehicle in the air and they are still perfect. Same brand tie rods all around. I haven't found oem ball joints from Toyota that are greasable and for that reason i wont get them (if someone sells them or finds them ill gladly buy them) In my experience, self greasable ball joints last longer than non serviceable oem with regular maintenance but thats my experience.

My 02 had the recall done somewhere around 2017. Seems to be holding up Great!

I did exactly one road / camping trip in my Gen 2 Tundra with the stock BFGs. I got 19 mpg highway. I also got stuck in the desert.

Second pair of Nitto A/Ts. Great off road, great longevity, smooth ride. Wet roads and wet boat ramps are deffinetly not their stong points. They do definnetly slip even on the slightest of wet weather so unfortunately I won't be buying another set.

This one came with Nexen tires that were brand new when I purchased the truck. To be honest, these were the worst tires I have ever owned. Well, I have had a lot of issues in rain where these totally loose traction in the rain going perfectly straight. Didn't matter how fast I was traveling. The final straw was with my wife in light rain and a slightly wet road, turning onto an onramp at about 30mph and the entire rear end started sliding like we were on ice, without me trying to accelerate yet.

Owned 3 weeks, getting replaced Wednesday. I was parked in my garage for a week while I was out of town… came back to a crack (no kids, no pets, nothing from ceiling). Crack almost dead center starting from bottom, no chips or impact marks. Drove to windshield repair place 5 miles away, it had grown. The said it could still be fixed and couldn’t find any impact marks. Made appt for next day, by then crack had tripled in dive just sitting in the garage. Now being replaced with non-OEM glass since OEM glass sucks.

I bought a brand new 2003 Toyota tundra TRD Pro with four 285/65- 18 tires and they are completely spent after 27,000 MI.  These tires are rated for $40 to 50,000 mi.... I would never buy these tires again