2021 Toyota Tacoma TRD Pro – 41,500 miles

Asking $45,000 as pictured. Willing to consider reasonable offers for topper, crossbars and awning separately.

This is a great truck with low miles. It spends most of its time in the garage. I work from home and use it predominantly for weekend adventures. My wife and I have another vehicle that’s our primary driver.

The truck has a few superficial blemishes but is in overall great cosmetic condition. I take good care of her. Structurally and functionally, the truck is perfect—everything works as it should, and all maintenance has been performed at factory recommended intervals. This thing will run strong for another 150k miles.

The truck comes with a host of functional upgrades that matter for someone who plans to use the truck for excursions into the backcountry.

Upgrades:

Suspension: Icon Vehicle Dynamics Stage 8 Suspension System (roughly 1” higher than stock TRD Pro suspension, and 2” higher than stock TRD Off Road suspension) - $5,000. This is a great suspension set up. The additional height allows for the use of larger, more aggressive wheel and tire combinations.

https://www.tacomalifestyle.com/products/icon-vehicle-dynamics-0-3-5-stage-8-suspension-for-tacoma?variant=43716060807411&utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=Multifeeds - All Products & Shipping&utm_content=Icon Vehicle Dynamics 0-3.5" Stage 8 Suspension For Tacoma (2005-2023)&srsltid=AfmBOooPUXztUz7HdPXjlvT1PoiIfeH78SkaK7cXETgD_bWXAtaLmUjrMwc

Mounted tires: BFGoodrich All Terrain KO3, 285/75R16. Great all-season tire. I’ve run KO2 and KO3 tires in the winter for years and they’ve always served me well. This is an excellent overall tire.

https://www.bfgoodrichtires.com/auto/tires/bfgoodrich-all-terrain-t-a-ko3

Extra set of tires: Nitto Ridge Grappler, 285/75R16. This is (arguably) a slightly better summer off road tire. Despite being the same size as the KO3s, this a slightly larger tire, and visually, it’s more aggressive.

https://www.nittotire.com/light-truck-tires/ridge-grappler-light-truck-tire/?gad_source=1&gad_campaignid=626067599&gbraid=0AAAAADcBpz8ilmilmWpfq1otDdUFn5T9Q&gclid=CjwKCAjw4ufOBhBkEiwAfuC7-QVwv0yrgZWINr0h0JhekOpmlhL2Aqi0sOkM4ubgu3C3nOQia2UsIxoC3isQAvD_BwE

Truck Cap: Overland Vehicle Systems Expedition Truck Cap - $2,999. This thing is bulletproof and has been impervious to the weather as well. I keep the bed full of gear year-round and have had no leaks.

https://overlandvehiclesystems.com/expedition---truck-cap-w/full-wing-doors

Truck Cap Accessory: Overland Vehicle Systems Cross Bars - $299. Great add-on to the topper. The rails are extruded aluminum with channels for unlimited mounting options.

https://overlandvehiclesystems.com/expedition-truck-cap-crossbars/

Roof Rack: UpTop Kilo Roof Rack - $799. Another bulletproof updgrade. This has served me well.

https://uptopoverland.com/collections/toyota-tacoma-roof-racks/products/uptop-overland-kilo-tacoma-double-cab-roof-rack-2005-2023

Awning: Kammock Crosswing 7’ Awning - $1,299. Best awning I’ve ever owned. Like no other awning, it’s deployed and retracted in seconds.

https://kammok.com/products/crosswing-instant-car-awning?variant=40185019662390

Awning Accessory: Kammock Crosswing Awning pole pack and shade panel - $250. Nice accessory to the 7’ awning.

https://kammok.com/products/crosswing-shade-bundle?variant=40864570015798

Recovery Gear: Rhino Traction boards - $150. I’ve never had to use these, but they provide nice peace of mind.

https://www.rhinousainc.com/products/recovery-traction-boards

Mounting: MaxxTrax Mounting Pins - $69. Best way to mount your traction boards.

https://maxtraxus.com/collections/storage-mounting/products/maxtrax-mounting-pin-set-mkii-x-series

Feel free to ask questions.