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[incognito007]

Depending on where you go you could get it lifted in house which will be pricey but it will stay under warranty (wish I would’ve known).
Centennial Toyota works with 4WP just throwing that out there, and they have been lifting a quarter of their 18 Tacoma inventory to 3” (the highest I’ve seen) they, from my understanding, recalibrate the sensors to accommodate the lift. So it can be done. At what cost is a different story. I have a heavy foot so we’ll ignore my mpg, and a TRD OR 4x4 is a beast off-road you won’t regret it.

Thank you! I am looking into making it my daily drive and taking it off-road occasionally. Would a 3" lift be an ideal height?

 

[incognito007]

Also, what are your thoughts about long vs short beds for the Tacoma?

 

[OR17TRD]

Thank you! I am looking into making it my daily drive and taking it off-road occasionally. Would a 3" lift be an ideal height?

4x4 3” would be the most. 2.5” is good 2” is ok. Ideal depends on your use and tire size

 

[OR17TRD]

Also, what are your thoughts about long vs short beds for the Tacoma?

Depends on your use. If you are off road all the time and want a shorter wheel base SB. If you actually use the bed to move and haul stuff the LB is nice. I personally like the LB lifted 2.5-3” with 285/75/16 tires. 275/70/16 look good as well.

 

[Tacomaholic]

Hi y’all! Hope everyone’s doing well. Found this forum through Google. Looks like there are a lot of knowledgeable people here about Tacomas. I’m looking for good advice as I am looking into trading my 2015 Tundra for a new Tacoma.

Welcome to the Forum!