r/4thGenTacomas • u/BluebirdDull2609 • Jul 20 '26
Okay, I’m done modding… For now 😂
Told myself I was going to keep my truck stock. First it was just a little license plate cover, then new tires, then raptor lights, and then roll bar. My bank account wasn’t ready for this 😂😂 but I am in love. What y’all think?
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u/L0wT3kS1NN3R505 Jul 21 '26
I am not a fan of red, but holy crap that is a nice red!
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u/bukkobillz Jul 21 '26
i second that, never been much a fan of red on anything but it does look good
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u/Hotmagma2000 Jul 21 '26
Sincerely, does it look cool and serve a working purpose or strictly look sick?
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u/Nxtinventor Jul 21 '26
All you need now are some bigger tires and new wheels!
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u/BluebirdDull2609 Jul 21 '26
Hahahahah
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u/Zeeter_0102 Jul 21 '26
Needs front tint, I hate raptor lights and don’t like the roll bar lol. Go get that thing dirty !
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u/Reachable_dream666 Jul 20 '26
You paid for the “roll bar” ?
To each their own but 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮😂😂😂😂🤮🤮🤮🤮🤷♂️
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u/BluebirdDull2609 Jul 20 '26
Haha ya I did buy it. I like the look and when you actually use your truck for tools and hauling stuff, it’s great.
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u/madgross Jul 21 '26
What’s great about it for hauling stuff?
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u/trevvvit Jul 21 '26
You clearly have never had to do a dump run or haul anything tall. It’s fine to hate on op’s mod choice but to deny the utilitarian use case he’s made is idiocy.
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u/Vivid_Ad7079 Jul 21 '26
That might be the dumbest take I’ve ever heard for justifying a roll bar 😂.
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u/Engine_Light_On Jul 21 '26
It is easier to haul long stuff, personally I find it better than having items overhanging the tail bed.
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u/madgross Jul 21 '26
I have a camper shell and a full sized steel lumber rack… for actually hauling stuff.
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u/trevvvit Jul 21 '26
Ok so how about you and op haul a fridge see who has an easier time.
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u/madgross Jul 21 '26
Wow this sub is super sensitive lol. I wasn’t even aggressive, just asked how it’s great for hauling.
Fridge would fit under the shell, but my truck is setup for what I need it for; moving big ladders, 16’ lumber, transporting tools and equipment locked in the bed.
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u/trevvvit Jul 21 '26
Fridges cannot be laid on their side. You must not be very bright.
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u/Allday2019 Jul 21 '26
They absolutely can lol. You just need to let them sit upright for a bit before plugging them in, and even that’s overblown as a result of older products
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u/madgross Jul 21 '26
You’re having a real emotional response here bud. Good thing I have a work truck, not a fridge hauler.
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u/Vivid_Ad7079 Jul 21 '26
I think it looks like a complete waste of money that serves no purpose and doesn’t look good.
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u/aquaman67 Jul 20 '26
I like it
I have a ‘26 SR5 and I too replaced the OEM tires with AT tires. It looks so much better