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Advance Auto also shows the GMB brand for the front shaft.

My nephew has a ‘11 with 33s and Bilsteins on the 2nd notch, which gives 1 1/2-2” lift. He has had to do trimming on the front wheel well pan, bumper and back side of the flare. That was for just turning with little articulation. You might have better luck. I’ve had to do the same trimming on my...

Welcome to the forum! Nice looking truck!!

Yes, you can fit 33s, but there won’t be much clearance. You’ll have to do trimming for the rubbing when turning. Possible cab mount chop as well. It’s possible to do though.

No you should be fine! I wouldn’t go any bigger than the 265/65/18 with keeping it stock. You could run into issue with it rubbing while off-roading.

Welcome! Post some pics of your new ride. We like pics around here. Haha

Great looking truck Cape!!

Go to tiresize.com. You can compare every size on there. I’d definitely keep the 18s if you don’t want to fork out close to $1000 for wheels.

The 17” rim will give you 1.1” taller tire and more sidewall. They’re identical in width.

What size rims? 16” or 17”

Those are the weather stripping making the noise. My ‘16 did it BAD! I had read there was a TSB on replacing the weather stripping with a thicker one.

Thanks Cape Taco!

Have you had your catalytic converter checked? Could be the cause.

Gave it a bath!

Removed pinstripes and added flags.

Welcome Cheryl!

You can also use Rustoleum Professional matte black. It lays smooth and last quite a while too.

Happy New Year to all! May you wallet get thinner as your Taco gets modded even more.

Merry Christmas to all!!

I’d just do the oil change in the near future and reset the light then. That way it will be set to come on at the correct interval for the next oil change.