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I think Michelin LTX-MS2 tires are by far the best tires you can buy

But you are probably legally overweight, right?

I do not understand why I see so many people putting much heavier slide-in campers on Tundras, I see models I know are close to or over 2,000 LBS (not including people and gear), is that not illegal and dangerous??? I realize "E" rated tires and firestone airbags will help a lot, but you would...

My "P" rated tires are rated at 2600 LBS, that is a total of 10,400 LBS, surely that is good enough for the truck I own, 2014 Tundra double cab regular box (6.6), has a payload of 1440 according to one site I visited, this can not be right??? Does this include the "P" rated tires?? How much...

I am also interested in this topic, I have a 2014 Tundra, and Alluminess, which would be my first choice, does not make products for the 2014 and beyond, which I find hard to understand, these are very popular trucks, but they told me on the phone they do not make much at all for 2014 and...

I have a 2014 Tundra double cab, I want to know if anybody here can help me with a tire question. I have Michelin LTX AT2 tires on the truck, I downgraded from teh factory 20" wheels and tires to brand new 18" from a TRD PRO. THe tires are P rating, not "D" or "E", load range on my tires is 114...

I'll chime in here, personally I feel the Tundra is at the bear minimum for a popup camper, by the time you add water, propane, 2 people, all your gear, dual batteries, solar panels, you're going to be way over the allowable weight ratings for a Tacoma, unless you order a shell popup, and are a...

when you say "Upgrading brakes", what do you mean?? Slotted and drilled rotors on the front disk brakes?? What can you do for the rear of a Tacoma, it has drum brakes???

where is this step available???