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    Jumping Jack Trailer $5000

    6x8 Jumping Jack Trailer with the following:

    Propane Rack, Cooler Rack, Water Rack, Water Jug, Lantern Post, Awnings, Storage Cover, Table Legs and Table, Carpet Kit, Both side double beds, Interior table.

    If you bought this entire setup new would cost you about $8700 plus tax/title

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    5 hours ago, deserttacoma84 said:

    Honestly surprised this is still available. Have you tried posting it on tacomaworld?

    I haven't. I have it on several other places like Craigslist, FB Marketplace, Offerup etc.

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    On 5/6/2020 at 3:42 PM, maximus said:

    i want to put bf goodrich all terrain 285/75/16, i had the goodyear duratrak on my fj cruiser years ago and had some rubbing, that is the reason that i ask, right now i have an ome 2 inch lift and the stock tires look like midgets.

    thank you for the input.

    OME and Bilstein are the way to go in my opinion. The others (King,Icon, Fox, etc. are pretty expensive, great quality and are more towards high speed dirt driving which I do not do. If I did I would build a Pre-runner with LS motor, lol) 

    The Duratrac in Load E (10 ply) are the only way to go and will last you a long time. Any 10 ply tire on these light truck should last you a good amount of time. I have just had good luck with the Goodyear Duratrac and Hankook AT's, all in 10 ply on my Tacoma's. Most of the time with my experience on tire rub is when I am turning very sharp or when I am going through a rut or something with suspension travel. 

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    On 5/3/2020 at 6:15 PM, maximus said:

    any rubbing with the oversize tires? i have a 2018 and want to install for bigger tires.

    unbeliaevable trucks

    See my post....I am just finding out how the quote button works, lol

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    @maximus........

    As always when you lift these Toyota's, when you back up and turn the steering wheel hard they will slightly rub and also depends on the type of tire (Mud Terrain vs All Terrain and brand, aggressive lug pattern etc.) People are starting to cut the body mounts and they make weld in brackets for this on the newer Tacoma's but I think it is completely unnecessary. I have had several Tire brands on this truck and all being All Terrain's and have had different results with the rubbing. Another thing that plays the part in rubbing is your lift, alignment, Upper Control Arms etc. You can go overboard on all this if it is just your daily driver.

    This Tacoma has been my daily driver along with dirt roads for hunting.

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