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Using the original spark plugs (Ngk or Denso)? Making sure the plug is not crack on the ceramic as well as making sure its gapped at the proper spec.

The filler hose cracked, you tend to smell gas often when you have a full tank..

Take it back to the shop that sold your tires.

I would stay with Amsoil atf, although with higher mileage MAX life would be my next choice.

Brake fluid leak???

Replace fuel filter

You can but the truck will not run right. 02 sensor will read too rich of conditions & you will not have enough fuel.

Synthetic oil are from regular oil, but have been highly refined so the molecules are the same for the maximum oil flow.

Cont.. kind of air bubbles with the Lucas side & no air bubble on the regular oil. Personally air bubbles make NO lube.

Staw away, warranty will be voided. If you check out the demom wheel with gears & oil in them. You will see lucas oil will stick to the gears more than the regular oil. Now crank the wheel faster & look on the back side of the demo, you will see all

Up grade it with the Bilstien 5100 as for the dent, try the painless dent removal guys.

NGK

I loved it, might the truck more pleasant with white lights.

The turn signals uses regular bulbs as well as the reverse lights. The onlt Led are the brake & park light.

Ceramic brakes with lifetime warranty, Auto Zone.

I got mine off Ebay

Bought an upgraded grill. .

My solution, homemade skid plate under the transmission. Installed different size & type fasteners.

Pro comp is better than stock but quality is not as Bilstein 5100. Pro compshould be cheaper in $$$??

Its really depend on what type of part & how difficult its to install. If it is something easy like alternator, starter, or brakes, I would settle with aftermarkets with their lifetime warranty. Enternal parts, rings, gear parts, or electronic components, I would go with the LOCAL TOYOTA...