2004 Tundra Double Cab w/ offroad package

I would have waited for the higher output VVT V-8 engine in the pipeline for one thing.

oh, why? I don't tow things and the demo truck seemed to have plenty of snap. I also don't like buying new engines in their first year of manufacture.

: > This will be my first Toyota in many years and certainly my first new : > Toyota. I have had a series of F150s F250s and a Land Rover recently. : > My last Toyota was a 1981 SWB Diesel Land Cruiser (which I loved and : > shouldn't have sold). :( : > Anyway any input is appreciated. : > Cheers : >

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I would check out tires. The rugged trail T/As that they put on trucks (even the ones with the TRD) do not hold up very well off-road.

: > This will be my first Toyota in many years and certainly my first new : > Toyota. I have had a series of F150s F250s and a Land Rover recently. : > My last Toyota was a 1981 SWB Diesel Land Cruiser (which I loved and : > shouldn't have sold). :( : > Anyway any input is appreciated. : > Cheers : >

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: I would check out tires. The rugged trail T/As that they put on trucks : (even the ones with the TRD) do not hold up very well off-road. : : -- : John Anderson : WTF?

Yes I was wondering about that, most original equipment tires suck... I may have to do the switcheroo and throw on a set of BFG all terrain TKOs or the Toyo's thanks

Ugh.....it's not a new engine. Same motor, just with a shot in the arm.

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(I have a doctor's note to use Webtv)

That's what I have on mine now, and they have performed very well off- road. I have ran them in some pretty tough terrain (lots of sharp gravel and rocks and 3+ trails) Ran a set of Goodyear ATS which were pretty goot, a little more aggressive. Got 45k out of them. I have about 15k on my BFGs.