Did they need to replace front end parts? Usually thats a reason as they wear out, so does the the wheel alignment.
It's hit and miss with those franchise dealers. You gotta hope they employ good techs. I ended up up going to 3 shops to fix a tire wearing issue on my tundra, before a friend recommended a midas dealer in his city. They fixed it 1st try. They told me there are times when the alignment checks within specs., but you got to rely on experience to fix the odd issues, like your truck. They tweaked the camber a bit claiming it was very possible the trucks frame being slightly off when it was manufactured was the cause of itit was a fireStone shop of all places
Any vehicle can go a million miles as long as you keep plunking parts in it, and rebuilding it. I just don't see the wisdom in that line of thinking. By the time your done spending all that money, and time, you could have bought a couple newer trucks with all the upgrades.
If your looking top of the line brandy new.a couple of newer trucks these days will cost U nearly 100,000$
Señor Jay -
If your looking top of the line brandy new.
Ya know Jay, I'm really starting to see Tacojoel's point; maybe it's time to spend all that "parts" money and divert it to a brand new pickup truck. "Here a hundred there a hundred everywhere a hundred hundred, Old McJay had a farm, E I E I O"…..Come on man !Welp, the wheel bearing front and left took a big crap, only lasted 110k miles
Dealer service dept is doing it this time with supplied OEM bearing and hub, since they said it was the hub that roached the bearing.
That hub now has MSRP of 295$and is onna backOrder
I'm just happy I had an OEM hub new on hand for them that I bot in late 2o21 from Toyota of north Miami for 45% off the then MSRP and I bot two of em lolYa know Jay, I'm really starting to see Tacojoel's point; maybe it's time to spend all that "parts" money and divert it to a brand new pickup truck. "Here a hundred there a hundred everywhere a hundred hundred, Old McJay had a farm, E I E I O"…..Come on man !
$15,980
Used 1997 Toyota Tacoma for sale
Access cab, 4WD full size spare tire 199,953 miles
One owner purchased 3/14/1997
No accident/damage as per CARFAX
Fall Creek Motors
Humble, Texas
(281) 688-9049
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Is that red beauty a v6 or 4 bangar?Ya know Jay, I'm really starting to see Tacojoel's point; maybe it's time to spend all that "parts" money and divert it to a brand new pickup truck. "Here a hundred there a hundred everywhere a hundred hundred, Old McJay had a farm, E I E I O"…..Come on man !
$15,980
Used 1997 Toyota Tacoma for sale
Access cab, 4WD full size spare tire 199,953 miles
One owner purchased 3/14/1997
No accident/damage as per CARFAX
Fall Creek Motors
Humble, Texas
(281) 688-9049
View attachment 40420