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[Porkface]

I'm buying a 2023 Tundra and would like to use my Fleet on the new truck. I can't find any posts specifically about the 2022 or 2023 Tundras.

 

Does anyone have any first hand experience with putting a FWC (or ATC) on the new Tundra?

 

Thanks,

Tony

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Congratulations on your new truck.

Have you checked with Stan at FWC or Marty at ATC?

They would be a good place to start.

Frank

[Porkface]

Hi Frank,

 

No I haven't. I hadn't thought of that but I will now.

 

I'm becoming a little concerned with the purchase now. I have Ride-Rites on my 2004 Tundra and was checking Firestone for the 2023 and there is no listing for either 2022 or 2023 Tundras. I afraid the coil rear suspension may be a problem.

 

I wonder what else I haven't thought of......

 

Thanks,

Tony

[pvstoy]

Possible sidewall height difference?

[Porkface]

Hi Patrick,

 

I have thought of the side wall (bed depth) difference. I plan to built a platform to set the camper on per other posts on WTW.

 

Thanks, Tony

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Tony, I googled it, and per Professor Google, Firestone and Airlift make them.

[Porkface]

Wandering Sagebrush

Hi Wandering Sagebrush,

 

Thanks for prompting me to look farther. I originally checked Firestone at https://www.firestoneip.com/ride-rite/ and they didn't list any for the '22 or '23 Tundra but I just followed a link to eTrailer and they have two Airlift Kits but nothing from Firestone. Still not finding any Ride-Rites for the new Tundras. Would you forward me the link you found to the Ride-Rites or the part number please?

 

Thanks,

Tony

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Tony, the search showed eTrailer as having them, but I didn’t go to their website to drill down.  I had Airlift bags on my 2007 Ranger, with no issues.  I believe ski3pin is still running them on his 2002 Ranger

[Porkface]

Wandering Sagebrush, my searches find lots of sites that list Ride-Rites for Tundras but when I look, I can't find any for the '22's or '23's (the Tundras with rear coils). I sent Firestone an email asking for information. If/when they respond I'll post on this thread.

 

Thanks,

Tony

[Porkface]

FYI - Michael Griffin, Sr. Application and Product Specialist. replied to my email asking about Ride-Rites for the 2023 Tundra this morning:

 

"We are looking at the first quarter of 2023 for release. Guessing that will be late March 2023...."