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20 Toyota Tundra - Holding up after 2+ years?
In this video I return to the Toyota Tundra, that started the channel to see how it has held up after camping, towing, and general adventure duty. Plus a revisit on my thoughts as to how this compares with a current 3rd Gen Tundra.
RAS Suspension: th-cam.com/video/B_ENjDYGXUA/w-d-xo.html
Elka Suspension Overview: th-cam.com/video/2-5r4nGoFzU/w-d-xo.html
UnderCover Ultraflex Tonneau Review: th-cam.com/video/yOMwe6B8gOs/w-d-xo.html
Coverado Seat Covers Review: th-cam.com/video/kEHkz3T00wY/w-d-xo.html
Original Tundra Video - Channel Intro: th-cam.com/video/S2rNAjyhqU4/w-d-xo.html
RAS Suspension: th-cam.com/video/B_ENjDYGXUA/w-d-xo.html
Elka Suspension Overview: th-cam.com/video/2-5r4nGoFzU/w-d-xo.html
UnderCover Ultraflex Tonneau Review: th-cam.com/video/yOMwe6B8gOs/w-d-xo.html
Coverado Seat Covers Review: th-cam.com/video/kEHkz3T00wY/w-d-xo.html
Original Tundra Video - Channel Intro: th-cam.com/video/S2rNAjyhqU4/w-d-xo.html
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Lets Get Organized!
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Join us as Mrs. MIR takes us through her Airstream organization tips and tricks for maximizing space to suit an active family of 4.
IRVWPC2 - Silent and smooth operation to your plain old RV water pump!
มุมมอง 8774 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video we install an IRVWPC2 (Intelligent RV Water Pump Controller, Version 2) into a 2023 Airstream Globetrotter. Complete installation with before and after results.
Airstream Globetrotter - Wobbly Dining Table Mod!
มุมมอง 5415 หลายเดือนก่อน
Follow along as we install new brackets to allow for perfect alignment of the two tabletop halves, eliminating misalignment between the table surface and reducing the notorious table wobble. You can get the Conny Table Top connectors here: www.cabinetparts.com/p/peter-meier-furniture-components-table-connectors-PMI81202NY-p33789
Upgrade your Land Cruiser! | Factory Soft Open Tailgate
มุมมอง 6928 หลายเดือนก่อน
In this video we install the factory Toyota tailgate damper that comes in the Lexus LX570 and later model Land Cruiser 200 series.
P0453 EVAP | Check Engine Light | Toyota LandCruiser | Lets fix it!
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In this video we show how to fix a P0453 EVAP code on the Land Cruiser using new OEM Toyota parts and saving 60%
Coverado Seat Covers for Toyota Tundra Platinum | Full Install | Impressions
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In this video we install a full set of Coverado seat covers for the Tundra. We walk through installation and provide initial impressions of the quality, fitment, and usability. Should you decide to purchase a set for yourself, these are available on amazon: amazon.com/dp/B0C73VNDYV
The Land Cruiser Gets A Modern AV Upgrade! | GROM VLite | Wireless Carplay | Full Install
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Full Installation Initial Impressions of the Grom Audio VLite (Apple Carplay Android Auto) Factory Integration Kit.
2009 Toyota Land Cruiser | Channel Intro | Airstream Tow Rig?
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Overview and walk around of the new to us 2009 Toyota Land Cruiser 200. The start of our journey with a well cared for LC providing a clean slate for rad upgrades!
(RAS) RoadActive Suspension | Long Term Review | Toyota Tundra + Airstream | Towing
มุมมอง 10K11 หลายเดือนก่อน
How has the RAS system performed over the last year? My impressions and experience from daily driving to travel trailer towing with a RAS equipped Toyota Tundra and 27ft Airstream Globetrotter. Tundra Towing Video - No RAS: th-cam.com/video/3Uu9aGXMQDo/w-d-xo.html Andersen Hitch Video - RAS Equipped w Hitch Adjustment: th-cam.com/video/CXcuCBueWc8/w-d-xo.html
Worthwhile Upgrade? 94 Toyota Gets A New Cheap Tonneau Cover!
มุมมอง 949ปีที่แล้ว
In this video I install the cheapest tonneau cover on Amazon. How does this super eco model perform? Is it worth the price or should you spend more a on name brand model? Lets find out! Lock & Roll Tonneau : www.amazon.com/dp/B01G6AHHVM Undercover Ultraflex Tri-fold review for the Tundra : th-cam.com/video/yOMwe6B8gOs/w-d-xo.html
Check Your Airstream Plate Mount Before Your Next Trip!
มุมมอง 1.9Kปีที่แล้ว
In this episode we upgrade and repair the poor installation of the Airstream license plate mount. RivNut Tool: www.amazon.com/dp/B09KXYHZWT Aluminum RivNuts: www.amazon.com/dp/B097TCKKBL Sealant: www.amazon.com/Sikasil-Clear-Silicone-Sealant-Cartridge/dp/B00T3932MC/ref=sr_1_3
The 1994 Toyota (Hilux) Truck - Tacomas Legendary Sibling.
มุมมอง 8Kปีที่แล้ว
With the introduction of the new 2024 Tacoma, it's time to introduce the 94 Toyota Truck to the channel. 1994 was the last full model year of the classic, pre-Tacoma, known as the "Truck" in the USA and Hilux everywhere else.
Fantastic Fan Defect - How to fix a broken vent lid and prevent if from happening again!
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We DIY fix the broken fantastic fan lid and address the cause of the issue by creating a limit stop to prevent over extension by the lift mechanism.
Andersen WD Hitch - Does this alternative design perform as advertised?
มุมมอง 19Kปีที่แล้ว
Long term review of the Andersen Weight Distribution Hitch. Pros and cons of this alternative design to standard spring bar hitches.
Monitor your RV propane tanks via bluetooth! - Mopeka Pro Install
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Monitor your RV propane tanks via bluetooth! - Mopeka Pro Install
Smart Thermostat for your Airstream! - Micro Air Easy Touch Install + First Impressions.
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Smart Thermostat for your Airstream! - Micro Air Easy Touch Install First Impressions.
Airstream USB Mod! - How to use the twin bed model USB ports without jamming!
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Airstream USB Mod! - How to use the twin bed model USB ports without jamming!
2023 Airstream Globetrotter Walkthrough - Watch this before you buy!
มุมมอง 26Kปีที่แล้ว
2023 Airstream Globetrotter Walkthrough - Watch this before you buy!
KTM 890 Adventure R Rally - Top 5 Likes! - What Makes It Rad!
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KTM 890 Adventure R Rally - Top 5 Likes! - What Makes It Rad!
Tundra Towing Performance! How does the v8 Tundra tow a 27ft Airstream?
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Tundra Towing Performance! How does the v8 Tundra tow a 27ft Airstream?
KTM 890 Adventure R Rally. - Ownership Experience of The Unicorn Adventure R.
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KTM 890 Adventure R Rally. - Ownership Experience of The Unicorn Adventure R.
Elka 2.5 DC Suspension Intro and Review - How has it performed?
มุมมอง 6Kปีที่แล้ว
Elka 2.5 DC Suspension Intro and Review - How has it performed?
UnderCover UltraFlex Tonneau Cover - Is it worth your money?
มุมมอง 10Kปีที่แล้ว
UnderCover UltraFlex Tonneau Cover - Is it worth your money?
Crane M3 Unboxing + Initial Impressions. A newb's perspective.
มุมมอง 393ปีที่แล้ว
Crane M3 Unboxing Initial Impressions. A newb's perspective.
2nd Gen Toyota Tundra. Still the right one to own?
มุมมอง 16Kปีที่แล้ว
2nd Gen Toyota Tundra. Still the right one to own?
Do you know if the fender flares are original or where I can get some building a 93 sr5 and those are Awsome looking!
Greetings, the flares are aftermarket and were put on in the late 90's. Not sure if they still make these exact models, but the bushwacker "extend-a-fender" are probably the closest match if not exact. realtruck.com/p/bushwacker-extend-a-fender-flares/v/toyota/pickup/1994/ Thanks for watching and commenting.
Wow amazing pickup. I want the same fender flare. What is the brand
Greetings, Thanks so much. I posted to another comment on the flares. I'm not sure if you can still get these exact flares, but the bushwacker extend-a-fender are the closest, if not exact match: realtruck.com/p/bushwacker-extend-a-fender-flares/v/toyota/pickup/1994/ Thanks for watching and commenting.
Keeping my 2019 platinum same color with 137k miles and lots of smiles per mile. Great looking truck you have there.
Awesome truck and I know it will continue to serve you well. Thanks for watching and commenting!
These are horrible LOL, like a loose blanket thrown over the seats.
I agree, I was hoping they would be better. Thanks for watching and commenting!
It sits perfectly!!! Great looking truck.
Thanks so much. I'm quite happy with it all around.
Man that looks terrible
Yeah, they weren't my favorite. :-) Thanks for watching!
Thank you for the video! Will the DVD player still work with this install?
Yes. The VLine/VLite adds an additional input emulating a CD changer. The DVD changer still works great! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I’m researching new hitches for my Airstream, so I appreciate all the info in this video. I currently have the Weigh-Safe middleweight hitch, which handles great but might be too rough on the frame. I found two popped rivets on the bottom corners of my front storage door, so I’m having those replaced and trying to find a hitch that puts less strain on that area. I noticed you’re missing a couple of rivets in that same area too.
Greetings. I had 1 rivet pop in each lower corner of the storage area. Each time I have had them replaced, Airstream has checked for signs of separation with none present. After having the second replaced, no more have popped to date. I notice no frame flex on my setup and my battery tray door opens fully when hitched up without any interference with the body. I have seen where if there is too much strain, the battery cover lid will hit the body when opening. The weigh safe is a nice setup, I would have those rivets replaced, have it checked, and if looks good, keep running it. If you end up with an Andersen and have any questions or want measurements or anything, just let us know. Happy to help! Thanks for watching and commenting.
I totally agree Toyota messed up big time by going backwards on a v6 boosted (more things = more problems). They should've went either v8 hybrid 10 speed or 100% Electric Tundra to compete with the Cybertruck. Also the newer 3rd gen Tundras look/feel smaller in size. I absolutely love, love, love my 2.5 gen Tundra!! It's a masterpiece.
For sure!
And I wanna say I completly agree that the 5.7 is still the best engine and they should have just updated the transmission with an 8-10 speed. I will never buy the V6.
Adding D4S, a tune, and 10 speed with the 5.7 would have been a great combo.
Where did you get the carbon fiber parts?
You can find those here: www.tufskinz.com/collections/2014-toyota-tundra
Sooooo happy I found your video. I found lots with other Tundras but I actually have the exact Elka suspension and my question was if the RAS worked with the Elka lift. This answered that completely haha. I also have the add a leaf and Timbren stops. I haul two snowmobiles in the back which is about 1200-1400 pounds so there was a bit more sag then I want. I do not want to go with the airbags. I think this may be the right option!
Glad you found the video helpful! They work well together and should really help the Tundra support that weight in the back. The RAS is pretty simple to install, I have mine set between the two spacers provided. Best of luck and let me know how it goes. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Have the exact same Platinum in a windchill pearl ‘21. Bought it coming off a lease, low mileage, two months ago over the 3rd gen. Added a TRD dual exhaust as well as a rear TRD stab bar and some KO2’s. Have towed quite a bit. Love it!
Love that Windchill Pearl! Only made on the Platinum for the 21 model year. Sounds like a great setup you have there. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Clean truck. Change the fluids and that will last for another 15 years
Thanks so much! It has been great all around, no complaints. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I’m glad I’m not the only one struggling with towing my 2023 Jayco 263 RBS. 720 lbs tongue weight (listed), trailer about 6,000. I have a nice fiberglass camper shell I love, and the bedslide that makes getting stuff out of the bed really handy. With only 1,350 of payload capacity I’m sure when we get fuel and load our luggage and ourselves we are way over capacity which stinks. All my life I always thought payload was what went in the bed and boy was I wrong. I installed airlift airbags and that helped some but still not the HAPPY TOW PERSON I’d like to be, lol. My next move is CAT scales with different setups on weight distribution hitch. You almost need to be a mechanical engineer to understand how to set up and tweak these things to be safe and not white knuckled down the road. I want to travel some to relax, but can’t relax towing my camper so far, at least. I’m hoping to finally figure it all out one day.
Cat scales will help w dialing in the hitch. My understanding is payload as after a full tank of fuel, so that should give you a bit more to work with. Thanks for watching and commenting!
What app are you using for those readings?
App is OBD Fusion, using a Bluetooth BLE+ OBD adapter.
Can you put a link about the wheel model, size and offset? Also did you need to do a cut?
Sure, closest I can get you on the link is here: www.stealthcustomseries.com/products/ray10?variant=5616133799965. 18x9 +25mm. No cutting, but you will need to remove the mini air damper at the front of the wheel, the mudflaps (or creatively trim the mudflaps like I did). The front bumper is shimmed a quarter inch. Hope that helps, thanks for watching and commenting!
Air bags are phenomenal on heavy duty trucks. You can’t make those ride worse anyway. But on a half ton, I agree, it changes way too much about the ride. Many of those airbags will destroy themselves if you leave them aired all the way down and the suspension bottoms out, so you always need a few PSI in them and of course that will form up the ride. The Road Active does seem to be a good middle ground, though I wouldn’t say it doesn’t impact ride quality, I just think that if it does it may err on the side of slight betterment for some stock trucks. I am concerned about how this might impact ride on a truck with adaptive suspension…but it rides like a Cadillac and honestly, it kind of bothers me. I’m hoping the RAS will tighten it up a hair in the back.
Greetings. The RAS is pretty great, but I agree, there is some firming up of the ride, and a slight increase in ride height. Thank you for the comment and for watching!
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Weather what was the size of your screws in that cabinet drawers?
I don't recall exactly, I pulled the factory screws out and found some in my jar that were similar to the factory length and most importantly, verified they would not go through the front of the cabinet when countersunk into the drawer front. Thanks for watching!
Standard Equipment now, Been running one for years.
Yes, its super handy for supplementing the water pressure at campgrounds with low city water pressure connections. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Will this work with airbags
Greetings, my guess is this wouldn't work with airbags since some of the components would try to occupy the same space. Thanks for watching.
Great Video and Info . Ty brother
Thanks for watching!
Great Video wondering how your Solution worked long term? I have the same issue. Looking closely at it thinking that the lift arm mech may be the issue . I notice that I would need to raise the stop over the factor stop by alot. Which seems strange unless it was built wrong in the first place, I did notice that it seems like there is play in the lift arm mech. Depending on where the arm drops on the arm stops makes a big difference on the plane of the arm and how low it goes. I notice this when I loosened the screw on the lift arm mech that with the screws loose the arm when it was on the orginal stop was on a flat plan. I love JB Weld Epoxy Puddy so handy to have in the RV for lots of situations.
Greetings. The repair is still working great! I did have Airstream send me a replacement lid, its still on the shelf in a box as a spare. Thanks for watching!
@@MakeItRad Thanks for letting me know. Happy Travels
I’d used them. I get the point of why cover them if you paid premium for the oem leather. For me it is precisely why i want to cover them, to protect them. With kid(s) and/or pet(s), you would not want the seat to get mess up.. i may not go with these particular brand, but I’d totally cover them with something, makes me feel better.
Greetings. Yes, that is certainly an option. My biggest gripe with these ones particularly was it still allowed crumbs and things to go between the seat bottom and seat back on the back seat. So I would end up pulling these to get all that out pretty often. I give the seats a quick once over with some leather cleaner and conditioner after each camping trip and they look great. This is with two small kiddos spilling all sorts of things. Thanks for watching!
Wondering how you feel about your Andersen since making this video? Still satisfied? I have used an Andersen on an F250 to tow our Airstream, but in that setup I didn’t really need weight distribution. Now I’ve traded into a GMC 1500 Denali and working on my break-in miles before I attempt a first tow. I’m wondering if the Andersen has enough WD to (mostly) level me out or maybe I need to add the RAS as well. I used an Equalizer for many years on different trailers but the ride was so harsh, I stopped using it on the Airstream, being concerned about front end separation potential.
Greetings. Sounds like a great setup! I added the RAS kit to the Tundra since originally installing the Andersen and that helped. I've got both the RAS and the Andersen dialed in now but it did take some time to get right. I'm satisfied enough that I am going to continue to run it vs. researching another option. I'd probably give the Anderson a go with your Denali and as you mentioned, potentially add the RAS if it needs a little help. Thanks for watching!
Looking to get my Tundra as close to a Cadillac Escalade feel as possible... my local installer at Titan Motoring in Nashville recommended this setup! So when my shocks are ready to be replaced early next year, it looks like this is the setup to do it... he recommended Elka Suspension 90233 - 2.5 Reservoir - COILOVER (FR) + NON-COILOVER - Reservoir Configuration + REMOTE. Hoping that's a great set up - thank you for the video! Very few of these out there
Sounds like a great plan. The Elkas have held up well. The adjustability is nice, if Elka ever releases an in cab adjustment capability, I would jump on it, as the only thing I don't love is crawling under there to adjust thecompression knobs to change the ride. I usually only do it a few times a year depending on if I'm hauling the camper. Thanks for watching!
Help, have same rv355c but some of wires not used and I have a black one
Any help appreciated
Greetings. My understanding is the harness on the thermostate is specific to the brand and configuration of the AC units. Mine is the Coleman Mach, Dual. If you have the same, all wires should be used and essentially plug and play. I could see possibly not having the dual, and you may not have the 2nd harness for the 2nd temperature sensor. If you have not already, you may want to run through the online selector tool here to verify you have the correct thermostat for your configuration: www.microair.net/pages/easytouch-rv-thermostat-replacements-select-a-brand Thanks for watching and commenting.
Good video. I will definitely pass. Those covers are awful. Thanks for taking the time to make a video though.
Thanks for watching!
The Anderson needs maintenance, the anti sway collar material wears out The red plastic chain caps get brittle and breaks I found my Anderson worked ok on our InTech Dawn but was worthless on our Airstream 30’ I’m being nice, junk. I had chunking as well I have owned two airstreams two InTechs Dawn and Terra And Fifth Wheels Own a RV Solar and Repair Company Cannot distribute larger amounts of weight forward Get a EAZ LIFT R3 with the proper bars, complete adjustable anti sway with the supplied Allen Wrench
Greetings, thanks for the feedback on your experience. My setup is doing well, no real issues or maintenance required yet. Weight distribution is limited, but it works well enough on the Airstream and thankfully doesn't put quite the stress on the camper frame that the bar systems do. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Ultrasonic!
Indeed! Thanks for watching!
Looking at a used set of these Elkas with 15k miles. How are yours treating you- miles? Sweet truck!
Greetings. The Elkas are holding up great. My only challenge with them is the low speed compression adjustment is a little challenging. The adjustment knob can be a bit difficult to turn by hand. Outside of that, no rust (aluminum bodies) and the seals are all in great shape, no leaks, and they clean up quite easily. Thanks for watching and commenting.
@@MakeItRad Thanks for the reply! How many miles do you have on them at this point?
About 19k last I checked.
@@MakeItRad thanks for the insight 👍
Tundra is weak on Payload and the Airstream is already at 800 lbs of tongue weight and add your interior front gear/ items plus bed items and passengers; something tells me you’re at max or over your payload. All that rubber your using as tires make it worse! Now I do appreciate you going through this;
The tundra handles it beautifully. Did a 5 hour trip up and down 6-8% grades, summits above 5k feet just today. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Beautiful TT; don’t understand why you are given a NorCold Fridge with the cheap wire shelves? When your dropping some serious $ on an Airstream? I had that same Fridge on my previous TT which was only $22k but with the glass shelves and one large slide shelf for large drink bottles etc.. I don’t get it? Absolutely gorgeous travel Trailer.
Thank you, I never really noticed the shelves, it's certainly not a bother and probably helps for airflow. We like that it is a 12v model and has much more space than the propane / electric. Power draw has been an nonissue and it doesn't need the vents cut into the exterior for airflow. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Hi! Just found your channel! Lots of great tips! Curious about which kid comforters you ended up with. They look quite small and also very cute!
Greetings! Cut and paste courtesy of Mrs MIR: We love the Pillowfort comforter sets from Target. These are both twin size and have gone through the home washer many times and are still soft and not clumping! Thanks so much for watching and commenting!
Thanks for a very informative video...have a 2017 Tundra and pull a 26' travel trailer...looking for options to eliminate the sag...appreciate your time in putting this together.
Sounds like a great setup! The RAS is a great option. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great walk-through! Thank you
No prob! Thanks for watching and commenting!
where is it made?
Greetings! Good question and I should have mentioned in the video. These are made in the USA, Idaho Falls ID. You can read more here: andersenhitches.com/about/ Thanks for watching and commenting!
Well done vid, nice truck, Does this eliminate towing squat? Any rust? thx
Greetings, the RAS certainly reduces squat, the amount depends on how you adjust the coils. Mine are set right in the middle. No rust thus far, had the truck since new. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Would the heat from the oven not affect your spices or oil? Genuinely curious. Love the organization!
Greetings. It has not had any effect that we have noticed. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Is that trailer too big for that hitch?
Greetings! Good question, the Andersen model we are using is the 3350 with a 14k tow rating and 1,400 Lb tongue weight rating. The GVWR of the airstream is 7600 with about 1,000 Lb tongue weight, so we are well within the advertised ratings. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Great Video! We'll have to get one. Thanks for sharing!
Greetings. Glad you found it helpful! Let me know how your install goes. Thanks for watching and commenting!
“your did your homework” I love your set-up, you did a lot of upgrades, what you describe, I guarantee that truck runs really smooth, keep up on these videos.
Greetings, thanks for watching and commenting!
Nice ride. Just got into the the 4 runner world. Nice tire ratio looks perfect in the wells
Greetings, thank you. 4Runners are great, I owned a 3rd Gen and still own a 4th Gen v8, its coming up on 200k miles this month. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey Steven - thank you for this video. Our ‘23 Caravel 22FB also has the loud water pump. Lots of people on Airforums suggested the IRVWPC so I just ordered. Your video is very helpful!
Greetings! Thanks for watching and hope the video helps with your install.
seems like of you off road, air bags are the way to go. Keep the ride and flex when you want it, or extra load. Also you get on board air. . .
Greetings. Airbags have their advantages for sure. If you plan to offroad with airbags, I'd recommend adding cradles, otherwise they will limit suspension travel. RAS has performed well, increased spring rate, but still allows for full travel. Thanks for watching and commenting!
I have had airbags on 3 different trucks now and everyone of them around a year they always seem to have leaks in lines. Every time! No matter how many times you check the lines they seem to leak. This is up in Canada and I blame the cod temps in the winter and shrinkage.
Where did you get those?
Greetings, you can get the Conny Tabletop connectors here: www.cabinetparts.com/p/peter-meier-furniture-components-table-connectors-PMI81202NY-p33789
Thanks for demonstrating the installation. I'm glad our 2024 Trade Wind came from the factory with the IRVWPC built in.
Greetings. I had heard the later 2024's had something similar. Glad to see Airstream making that update, it really is a nice upgrade!
I just got a 2020 limited 5.7 V8, what gas should I put? Can I put 87? Or should I stick with 88 ? Great vid btw
Greetings. Sounds like you just picked up a great Tundra! I run premium when I tow. My mind tells me it has more power running premium. I also realize I could be completely wrong, but I also like running the better additives in premium gas when under load. On the daily you can run 87 without issue. Thanks for watching!
@@MakeItRad hey bro! So i finally filled up my truck with 87, but now my range is saying 560-600 instead of the 360-410 range it would say with 89. What do you think? I dont usually drive my truck at all so is it getting used to my driving or should i stick with 89?
@@BestAdjusters Greetings. My guess is perhaps the last tank you did more highway driving and the computer is using that last average MPG to calculate the new range after fill up. I'm nearly certain the range calc has nothing to do with the grade of fuel. I bet it will quickly adjust down if it has not already. Interesting data point though, let me know how that turns out. Cheers!
Why on earth would you pay extra for nice, quality leather seats and then cover them up with some terrible cheap material?? No seat cover will ever look as good as the leather you already have.
Greetings. Thanks for commenting. I agree, the use case would be to protect them in, say a camping trip with stuff piled back there or carseats, dogs, etc. The full grain seats in the platinum and 1794 really are a highlight of the interior!