Taking My NEW Tundra to MOAB, Utah!

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[@AdventureSquadOverland]

Let’s gooooo, great video!

[@jdjames997]

This is a great video, nice job. Your Fox lift is fantastic, watched your install video, if I was going to redo my lift, I’d get the same stuff you put on- coilovers and all. Nothing like a little peer pressure to encourage guys to take their $70k-$90k rigs and damage them on a trail. I think your truck is awesome, but rock crawling is probably not its strong suit. I would like to get a tent for a rack on my Tundra crewmax, by i won’t be doing any serious rock crawling, i just want to go to some remote areas and camp. I had a Jeep Rubicon, I think rock crawling is boring, been there, done that, I don’t get the appeal, but I can see why some like it if you have a dedicated rig. Most of the crawl rigs I see are just set up for that, and they don’t care if they damage them because they’re older vehicles to begin with

[@TommyLinebarger]

Yeah was just to experience it and see what the truck is capable of. Won’t be attempting those crazy trails again

[@lavio67]

Buddy ,my take, you should have been better advised. You have terrible approach/ depart angle with the stock bumper. Off road bumpers / 37" tires and at least a mid travel suspension are in order for you to do some legit off road terrain without constantly worrying that you are smashing your truck. I'm driving a 2017 Tundra, I know how it is with the long frame.

[@roymohr7599]

what size tires were you running?

[@TommyLinebarger]

35x12.5x17