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Nice truck, tires look great!! Technically, going from 275/55/20 to 285/60/20 your speedo should be off by about 3.5 mph at 75mph. Here is a link that shows it: https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc?tires=275-55r20-285-60r20

Is there a difference between the new manifold and the old (cracked) one? Like new one is thicker...?

How long did it take them to self calibrate? Mine are still 2-3psi higher after 5 days of driving

Try this: roll down front windows, then fold the mirrors. Roll up windows slowly and see if they touch the mirrors

On my truck It looks like they do, but if you look closely they don't. It is very close but they don't touch

Why don't you have the dealership clean the tires since they should have done it before. If they say no, then have them replace the tires.

Good point, I will leave it alone for a few days and maybe run a little bit of water to flush out some of the product. It is worth trying thanks

How do I do that?

Used 3-IN-ONE RVcare Rubber Seal Conditioner on my panoramic sunroof to alleviate the squeaks. 1 hour later my sunroof started shaking like crazy when opening and I have to help it close by pushing it while holding the close button. Otherwise it moves about 2 inches and stops. It started...

I had Nitto Recon Grappler 275/55/20 LT E rated for a couple years and they are pretty loud and were worthless on wet pavement. They also degraded ride quality. I had them inflated at 51 PSI as recommended by Nitto. I just got highway tires now and cannot believe how quiet they are and ride...

Calibration with TazerDT is super easy. I set the tire size to 33" and speedometer now matches waze. Before it was off by 1 or 2 mph depending on speed. The default setting for my 32" tires was 32.18, in case anyone is curious

You are correct. For some reason i missed his post about dealership replacing them

Looks like the tech used a ton of whatever grease they use to mount the tires and did not clean them after. My tires looked pretty much like that yesterday after installation and right before the tech cleaned them. I don't have nubs in my new tires either btw, and I am sure that mine are new.

Great video! Do you get the OTA UC5 updates after the swap or do you have to install them manually?

$55 rotation? Here in Los Angeles it is $79 and up at the dealership

I ended up going with Cooper Adventurer 275/60/20. They were $150 less per tire installed compared to the Michelin. $600 less for all 4 installed.

I actually ended up at Pep Boys for tires. I got the Cooper Adventurer 275/60/20, they were running a special and also waived installation cost. The tires ended up being $600 less OTD than the Michelin.

I have oil change scheduled this Monday. I'll ask them for a quote. Thanks

here, this thread has ALL the info you need for you topper: https://5thgenrams.com/community/threads/chmsl-wire-tap-for-topper.3557/ I followed the instructions posted there when I installed my camper top awhile back. They are way better than Leer instructions, especially for wiring the brake...

Thanks, I'll get the 275/60/20 Michelin LTX M/S2. Coming from LT (E) rated tires for the past couple of years, I bet I will get a nice bump in mpg and quiet highway ride.