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- 2024 TOYOTA TACOMA TRD OFFROAD
What's up guys,
We're stoked to start working on the new 4th Gen Tacoma and first up is fitting 37" tires. We put together a video overview of what we had to do to trim the fender wells.
Fitting 37" tires on a stock 2024 Toyota Tacoma does come with a few challenges and necessary modifications—but compared to the previous 3rd Gen Tacoma, it’s a much easier process. If you're upgrading from a 3rd Gen, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how straightforward it is to make 37s work on the new platform.
For those considering this upgrade, here are the key takeaways:
Necessary Modifications:
We're stoked to start working on the new 4th Gen Tacoma and first up is fitting 37" tires. We put together a video overview of what we had to do to trim the fender wells.
Fitting 37" tires on a stock 2024 Toyota Tacoma does come with a few challenges and necessary modifications—but compared to the previous 3rd Gen Tacoma, it’s a much easier process. If you're upgrading from a 3rd Gen, you'll be pleasantly surprised by how straightforward it is to make 37s work on the new platform.
For those considering this upgrade, here are the key takeaways:
Necessary Modifications:
- Parts Removal: Removal of the wheel crash supports and mud flaps are required.
- Trimming: Minor trimming of the wheel well fender flares and fender body plastics is required.
- Suspension Adjustments: Implementing a slight lift and selecting wheels with the appropriate offset can facilitate the accommodation of larger tires.
- Acceleration: Despite the larger tire size, the Tacoma maintains reasonable acceleration, achieving 0-30 mph with minor rubbing. We are really impressed with how this new Tacoma handles the extra unsprung weight.
- Daily Driving: While the 37-inch tires offer an aggressive aesthetic, they may not be practical for everyday use due to potential rubbing and the need for continuous adjustments.
Stuffing 37s! New 4G Tacoma Build - Cutting & Flex Ramp Test
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