Changing struts and shocks 04 Toyota Tundra

Duralast Loaded assembles in the front and KYB shocks in the back

[@scottindestin4292]

You're the only guy that explained the bushings and that's what I was looking for. Thanks!!!!

[@bauhausoffice]

Dude, you are naturally funny. Thanks for the video though. Very helpful.

[@skimdoodle1006]

Another great video broski. A feller is really learnin me up on a pile of car fixens.

[@GibsonGarage]

Well thank you sir

[@innerwoven_]

Damn, I just put new cheap strut and spring assemblies on the front of my 2006 tundra. and new sway bar links. just 2 days driving over some bumps into town and the left sway bar link loosened and the rt side strut bushing is already smashed. I wish I watched your video because I torqued the bottom bolt down before putting the tire back on and lowering and I didn’t know not to. It seams like thats prob what smashed the bushing so fast after watching this. I first thought it was just the cheap bushing. Perhaps both. Any feedback would be appreciated. 2006 tundra. I feel I have to save up quick for nicer struts now and not tighten them on till the truck is lowered. 🤦🏻‍♂️ Thanks for this video, very helpful. I bought cheap shocks for back and front control arms. I am weary of them now. Ill never buy the cheap stuff again. I wonder if its even worth putting them on the back at all. I thought it would be better than the worn out ones but not if I have to just replace rt away.

[@Creations-hj2kq]

Always return OEM shocks back into the car. After market shocks or suspension parts will destroy your driving performance. You want that cloud feel driving well put back OEM

[@tonywilliams930]

Thank bro

[@arthurlunais]

5:16 is it my eyes or is the coil spring thicker on the original than the aftermarket?

[@iowe100kintaxes6]

Noticed that aswell

[@bripro68]

Very helpful video but here is the real question, does it ride significantly better now?

[@GibsonGarage]

I didn't drive it but it's more than just about feel it's a safety issue when it comes to handling and braking. But he did tell me "it feels alot better"

[@frankhartford5194]

What do you use for a camera? I really want to try and start making videos. I'm always doing something in my garage atleast a couple times a week on top of my full time job. I do alot of side work. Just looking for what would be the best camera for me. I've never done any filming, so it'll be a learning curve for me. Just trying to get the best advice I can before I go buy anything

[@GibsonGarage]

I use my Samsung Galaxy S9 for the first 3 years I just recently changed to the GoPro 9 less than a year now

[@frankhartford5194]

@@GibsonGarage ok I was thinking a go pro would work good for me. I want to use a head mount and chest mount sometimes. I'm gonna order the stuff and give it a try. I was just worried cause I see alot of people say they lost the audio on go pros

[@GibsonGarage]

@@frankhartford5194 I was having problems at First losing data but then I switch to a larger 250 something name brand SD card and there also was an update since I owned it recently but either way haven't had a problem since

[@frankhartford5194]

@@GibsonGarage ok thanks for taking time to answer me. I need to get set up because I have a couple good ideas on videos I need to do on my 300c. Also have a variety of cars come in. Gonna invest in a low ceiling lift soon too.

[@GibsonGarage]

go for it consider me a subsriber!

[@user-oe6nq1nj8z]

need advise on if I can changeout my old struts on my 2013 4x4 crewmax tundra with the new struts from a 2024 4x4 crew max tundra. please tell me they will or will not work?

[@GibsonGarage]

I have no idea but you should make that video

[@ricmagik]

2024 and 2013 are different. You can use 2021 tundra shocks for your 2013

[@user-oe6nq1nj8z]

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