Originally Posted by JohnnyLoco
Originally Posted by 2Dogs
Originally Posted by JohnnyLoco
I every day drive in rough country and it doesn’t matter what I drive its done by 100k, many before that. My Toyotas really don’t fair any better than other makers. I get 10k out of a set of tires


You do a lot of burn outs? laugh


No, lots of steep hills and lots of rock. Creek crossings and ranch work. It’s usually the suspension that starts going on me. Underpowered Tacomas seem to be worst driveline wise. The bigger trucks hold up motor and driveline wise but suspension starts crapping out before small toyotas


Toyota drive lines ( axels , diffs , drive shafts ) hold up better than others. Reason, they are built heavier for the amount of HP coming to them . The diffs and axels are = or built heavier than a Dana 44 , most vehicles running 44s weigh more and have way more HP going to them. That's been Toyota's strong suit since 1979 when the first 4X4 trucks were sold in the US.


"Why do you ask"?

Too many people spend money they don't have , on things they don't need, to impress people they don't know.