the big LBJ...

found better deal on that SST tool from AmaYama in Japan
pending the approval...

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That you'll likely never need again. I could see it if you're planning to go into business needing them, otherwise it makes no sense to just piss away money at random. 99% of people I know would never do this.
 
I'm wondering if he'll even do the work.

As a bit of information. Most auto stores (Advance, Oreilly's, Autozone) will rent tools of this nature. All you need to do is put down a deposit, which is fully refunded on return of the tool. In other words, the tool rental is FREE.
 
Another solution....Unless independently wealthy with never the need to work, which most are not, try not driving so much just to accumulate miles. You could save a ton of money instead of pissing it away foolishly causing you to complain on all these forums.
 
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Not really that I know of, one is getting close to 175k miles onit, so there might be cause for concern

That video show a good method to test them if taco sufficiently high off the ground for leverage
 
Back in the day toyota had some bad runs with the lower ball joint supplier they used. Earlier tundra's as my 2001 weren't effected, but later year certain serial numbered gen1's had a recall on this. I think it mostly affected a bunch of 2002, and 03 trucks.
 
the part # for those later gen1 might just be diffrent than part# for the vintage year of taco i wheel
IDK!
 
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