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Really, I thought you was one of those that were complaining about the passenger seat shaking

IMO normal

I went ahead and did King suspension. I remember when my truck look like this below and I thought that it perfect and how I wanted it. Then 62,000 miles later, the suspension starts getting spongy and it doesn't ride as tight like it did when it was new. I did about six months of research...

I just installed Kings with compression adjusters and the ride is just unbelievable, I had a smile on my face the whole time I was test driving it. I don't think there is anything out there half the price of Kings that will ride just as well.

that Tire is only 32.7” I'm guessing somebody else said they did the work but your truck wasn't lifted IMO

Sorry, you're not getting any more power. But it's your right to think you are.

Is this the Tyler I know at 3rd gen?

They did a poor job with the complete audio system.

I've noticed some thinning in my hood paint, 2019

those white letters breaks up all that black nicely.

I installed a Kobalt field box

I like LEDs because they're white light, blurry picture but you get the idea.

Yeah if you play the off-road game you're going to break something "guaranteed", when I bought my truck I took it out the first week or so and did some damage, little damage that didn't require any part replacement but it did put me in debilitating anxiety. Good luck with your sale.

I have two sets of wheels/tires for the truck so it'll be a while before I start needing tires but when I do I'm gonna go with a white letter tire. I don't know why but I'm a letter fanatic

yes, it's only 10 mm wider

I'm sorry but this is probably one of the funniest threads I've ever seen. LOLOLOL I'm sorry OP, I don't mean to laugh at your problem but for some reason I think this is a joke.

Did you get it fixed?

My truck has auto headlights, I believe it comes with one of the Toyota add-on packages.

The 4Runners have a +15 offset and the Tacoma wheels has a +30 offset so that's 15 mm or approximately a 1/2" will be no problem. Plenty of people putting 4Runner wheels on their Tacoma's and vice versa without any problems.