Looks great!
What tire size are you running?
And can you make some comparisons against maybe other vehicles for ride quality?
I know you mentioned its not far off from stock, but I'm not sure since I haven't ever lowered a truck.
Thanks!
I love Kei trucks.
The Telo EV Pickup is essentially a US market EV Kei Truck.
I think it's an awesome practical idea.... BUT I doubt it'll work out well.
1. Price - You can get a lot more vehicle for 40k+
2. Form Factor - North Americans like bigger vehicles. We have big roads, fast speeds...
I have been running the crugens for a while now and am super happy with them.
I'd argue they are much better value since they offer about 80% of the treadwear and performance, and cost about 50% of the price.
235 is better in every way except looks.
245 will look better and perform worse.
Not a huge difference between the two to be honest, but since you have a hybrid, I'd personally opt for the 235.
I don't think its just clickbait from them, it's from Toyota's official US site here: https://pressroom.toyota.com/something-new-is-on-the-horizon/
Also if you actually read that article, Toyota's COO just said:
“It’s a really intriguing segment for us, but the whole segment right now is...
I like D the best as well.
I think most people here will want the simplest, cleanest, most OEM-looking fogs.
That is why the look of the Diode Dynamics fogs is popular.
I assume its Extended Range Electric Vehicle and it's a similar concept to the Chevy Volt which was a good idea in a poor vehicle, but it was the first so it's expected.
Number one biggest issue with the F150 lightning is range, and this will help fix it.
Now hopefully Ford also gives us a...
this is true too. If you search 235/70/17 maverick here or youtube, you'll see a video.
I personally run that size on my hybrid because I got a great deal on that size.
They should be fairly similar to the tried tested and true 245/65/17 and performance should be about the same with little to no...
I personally wouldn't. I vaguely remember looking into that size and they seemed very heavy given their dimensions.
I'd stick to the 235/65/17 and then upsize to 245/65/17 when the stock tires wear out.
Or sell the stock tires and upsize to 245/65/17 if you feel the larger tire look is worth it...