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Bilstein 1500s can level your truck, although they will preload the coil (depending on how much you raise the front) so making the ride a bit stiff yet still comfortable. Another method is using readylift leveling systems. They cost a bit more compared to other leveling kits but they guarantee...

I personally like the nice rumble of mbrp. For an exhaust that is not too loud, consider magnaflow.

Had the NGK and had no complaints though didn't see a performance difference. Currently have Denso and so far they are good.

If you just do light off-roading, nerf bars like Nfab and Go Rhino Dominator steps are good enough and won't cause any problem.

Just remember you get what you pay for. Also, whatever brand you get, it is better that it uses Cree LEDs for longer life.

I use the Griot's Undercarriage spray. It really darkens the wheel wells. The effect lasts a while too.

The Firestone Destination A/T's are smooth and quiet on the road and reasonably priced.

Setting the tire psi near the tire's maximum pressure can help reduce noise and vibration.

Remember that black out headlights is just for looks. Putting HIDs might solve your problem but replacing your entire headlights is a better route.

I know some guys have the Flowmaster 40 and they sound really loud yet not annoying. I still prefer the sound of magnaflow though.

How about getting a retractable tobbeau? The ProZ ProTrack Premium cover is a good option.

Saw this one from another tacoma forum. Might give you ideas: https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/light-bar-install-in-lower-grill-opening.251334/

Don't forget ebay also. For online stores, try stillen, puretacoma and jcwhitney.

Just changed the cabin filter and cleaned the wheels.

I like the design of ATX wheels. The Gear Alloy looks cool also though some of the styles look similar to Fuel's. This made me think if both wheels are come from the same supplier.

Personally, I use Megs carnuba wax and Wolgang sealant for good shine and paint protection

You can't go wrong with full synthetic (with the correct oil weight) regardless of what brand.

It depends on what the rim offset and backspace are. I would stick with 32's to avoid any rubbing issue.

For a leveling kit, Ready Lift is a good brand. A bit pricey but won't alter the factory ride quality of your Taco.

Tried both and I can say that I didn't notice any difference in performance and efficiency.