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Yeah, a skinny E might be a little more compliant than a fat E.... but a skinny E vs skinny C will be night and day... bricks vs clouds as someone said above. Even de-flated, the flex you get in an E is abysmal unless you are in a behemoth vehicle (what they're made for). I ran 285/75/18-E...

It's more of a moron thing than a Jeep thing... many Jeep owners just also happen to be morons.

Apparently the AT4W pizza cutters come in C load, first I have seen. Otherwise I've never seen pizza cutters in anything other than E load rating.... which is AWFUL, and not worth the harsh ride/lack of flex.

Any proper bull bar sticks out like that. Winch access and front end protection are way better.

Go with ARB. The Aussies have been beefing up Toyotas way longer than these American sheet metal companies that just stamp their logo on every angle of the product. ARB also crash tests their ********.

I’d stick with 15”. More sidewall = more flex potential. Plus tires are cheaper. How many tire size options do you need? One.

Get a second opinion from an independent Toyota shop. We thought my dad’s 480k original mile 4runner took a ********. Started knocking one day… turns out it just ate a spark plug and it was juts clacking around in the combustion chamber. Was fine after it broke down enough to be digested. Still...

I went with; Alpicool 35 fridge/freezer Bluetti AC70 Bluetti 120w solar panel Savy shopping can get you all the above for under $1k. Works great and is a versatile setup.

Bilstein is cheap for a reason. Ive had them on many rigs. Totally fine for a pavement pounder, but pretty low quality for offroading. They fade fast. OME also makes several shocks. Their cheap ones are a little better/more durable than bilsteins. For a nice plush off-roading experience...

I just take the 3 seconds to screw mine on… but I’m using the $120 napa compressor that coincidentally is the same model morrflate sells for morrmoney. Used to use the ARB rapid deflator, but I got a set of Staun’s and never looked back. If you just use the threads the way they’re intended you...

To be fair he’s probably busy working OT because no one has applied.

Been running the napa dual head compressor. Not ‘on board’, but it was $120 and takes a 33” tire from 18 to 45 psi in about a minute. Very fast. ARBs seem very slow and way overpriced by comparison.

I’ve seen 200 series LCs for sub-$30k. Don’t be afraid of high mileage, the 5.7 is even better than the 4.7.

LOL “We have an immediate opening and are offering a poverty wage.” Get real. McDonald’s employees make that much or more.

Can you post some pictures for those of us who dont use microsoft?

Plenty of folks using tents on a topper. Well worth the extra $$ and peace of mind.

I’d just get a topper. Bed racks are great… if you’re a plumber. Otherwise all your stuff is going to get filthy, and if you’re like most… it will be for sale in 6 months.

Seems it’s more internet hype than anything. Toyota will fix them all in the end, unlike the big 3 who really leave people hanging. And no I don’t feel bad for owners who had to have the latest greatest thing. It’s just a recall, there aren’t broken down Tundras lining the highways across...

I mean, if you're trading in a 1-2 year old vehicle I don't feel bad for you...

Lane assist is useless, jerky and makes you look like a drunk driver. Dynamic cruise is nice but if you don’t already have it, it’s not worth buying a new vehicle for.