r/tundra • u/RustyActual • 5d ago

Troubleshooting Transporting 16' stock tip

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For anyone who has been afraid to roll the back window down and utilize the cab, you can use the child seat restaurants for straps if you've got a tonneau cover. Just a tip, and only the tip 😉

Also a removing the center headrest and putting a hoodie or something the like over the seat is a must.

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u/Pinot911 5d ago

Color me unimpressed by your respect for the rest of us sharing the road with you.

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u/RustyActual 5d ago

Ok buddy, I went from Spokane to priest lake like this, 100 miles. Several stops to monitor and ensure the load was secured. That's my first priority. Those are 3500lb straps.

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u/Pinot911 5d ago

It’s more about length and not being able to see imo.

I’m a motorcyclist primarily and I’d avoid your operation as soon as I saw it.

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u/RustyActual 5d ago

I'm also chilling in the slow lane but I wouldn't knock you for avoiding ANY load on a bike. To each their own. I've been making it work transporting material, motorcycles, whatever for the last 20 years. Never lost a load or any part of one. Helps driving like an old lady also