I ran this Westcott Designs tire carrier on my last 3rd Gen Tacoma, so I figured I would I would run it on my new truck.
Pros: It allowed me to carry my spare tire because the new Tacoma can’t fit any larger than a 33” tire underneath.
- Looks cool and is designed to be up out of the way so that it doesn’t drag while off road.
- Heavy duty and doesn’t rattle around.
Cons: The Tacoma rear springs are SOFT and don’t like the extra weight in the rear.
- Just a tire swing. WD doesn’t have any add ons yet for this like tables or other items for camping.
- 4th Gen Tacoma has too many sensors and things that BEEP! So you have to turn a lot of the features off, plus it also blocks your camera.
![IMG_7527.jpeg IMG_7527.jpeg](https://4gtaco.com/data/attachments/0/759-092240708eb493b0d21314cae33a55f6.jpg)
![IMG_9413.jpeg IMG_9413.jpeg](https://4gtaco.com/data/attachments/0/760-272fbd61b321305bd9f7c1a164abc2f4.jpg)
Pros: It allowed me to carry my spare tire because the new Tacoma can’t fit any larger than a 33” tire underneath.
- Looks cool and is designed to be up out of the way so that it doesn’t drag while off road.
- Heavy duty and doesn’t rattle around.
Cons: The Tacoma rear springs are SOFT and don’t like the extra weight in the rear.
- Just a tire swing. WD doesn’t have any add ons yet for this like tables or other items for camping.
- 4th Gen Tacoma has too many sensors and things that BEEP! So you have to turn a lot of the features off, plus it also blocks your camera.
![IMG_7527.jpeg IMG_7527.jpeg](https://4gtaco.com/data/attachments/0/759-092240708eb493b0d21314cae33a55f6.jpg)
![IMG_9413.jpeg IMG_9413.jpeg](https://4gtaco.com/data/attachments/0/760-272fbd61b321305bd9f7c1a164abc2f4.jpg)