u/HomoRainbow480

Hello! 👋 ive been lurking this sub for a while now. Tons of information and appreciate all the interaction and great advice. I figured this post might qualify for its own post. I’m a relatively new truck guy. Currently in my first truck, 2019 Tacoma. I love this little Toy but holy crap I’m feeling too old for this comfort level.

I’m still a pretty avid outdoorsman. I can easily fit a comfortable truck/tailgate camping kit in the Toy. I also have a small travel trailer I use occasionally.

I just started test driving Tremors and I am completely absorbed by the 402a level comfort. I live in AZ so we do have a lot of hardpan really rough washboard roads. I definitely need the Cush. I’m wondering if the tremor is too much Cush. I don’t rock crawl but do see a lot of rough backroads, snow when snowboarding and plenty of hill climbs. I pair my Tacoma with an Audi TT for small city stuff but was planning on getting one everything Truck.

My question is should I be looking at different trim combos that meet the modern comforts, off-road ability and perhaps the ability to tow a couple coach trailer…. Maybe 5500lbs max. Single no kids and traveling with a partner and a medium sized dog.

I’d like to add I am in a position where I can afford a tremor with cash but I’m not a spender like that. I also don’t totally drool over the v8 note I just want to make the best decision with about a 5 year window.

Thanks in advance if you chime in!

Hello fellow SWers. I am coming from AZ. I’m doing a little roadtrip to Tetons. I have a couple nights booked in Zion. I basically just doing the narrows on this one. I could feasibly jet straight to Tetons from Zion but I’m really looking for a nice town stop (hotel) that has a nice feel for one night with maybe some town walking or a disc golf park perhaps. I was looking at Ogden and Logan. I have no idea. I’m also looking for a place that also serves as a good launch to get to Tetons! Utah Reddit can you help me out??