r/nissanfrontier

which of these three colors is your fav? I'm torn between these three colors..... gun metal, alpine (2027) and green.

Hi there just bought a 2026 SV and I’m very happy with the purchase coming from a 2019 gmc sierra. Just wondering though is there a way to permanently disable the auto stop feature? It doesn’t look like there is but then again I’m not too familiar with the settings yet I just got this 2 days ago.

I’ve seen the newer models have tape/an extra plate in these areas to prevent rock chips. I purchased my truck pre-owned and it didn’t have the protections in place and I’ve already got some severe chipping and surface rust starting. Person before me didn’t really care for this truck so I’m not surprised.

My question is: what would you guys recommend to protect this area? Is there some form of tape that will help, or should I bite the bullet and line the edge with Bedliner? Obviously sanding the rust out and repainting is already the plan, but don’t want to waste the money on paint if the best option is to line it

Dealership offered me a surprisingly good deal on my '23 Pro-4X. So hello 2027 Pro-4XR

Got 18.35 MPG this tank. This is probably 75% highway/interstate. Lots of backroads and some in town driving too.

Figured someone would like to see what a little lift, and some larger tires on stock wheels can do.

Owned plenty of cars over the past 20 years, finally at a point where I actually needed a truck. 2026 SV Boulder Gray - Dark Armor.

I’m looking to do a 1.5 to 2inch lift in my 2020 frontier pro-4x. I’d like to eventually put some over-landing gear in the back and maybe a steel bumper in the front and rear. I’ve checked out Z1 Off-road’s kits and found one that fit my budget and I’d like. My question is what should I know about doing all this to my truck. Should I add bigger calipers and brakes for more stopping power? I have tires on my truck that I put on less than 8k miles ago so I’d hate to change wheel setups but should I? I know a thing or to about working on vehicle as I’m a mechanic myself but don’t know much about working on trucks. I would love some advice on what I should know before going into this. I’d like to budget around $6k for lift, maybe wheels and tires, and other needed stuff for the lift (not including bed rack or bumpers) also would this be a good idea for a daily driver?

Just got a pickup and its a '19 Frontier. I just retired my beast of a truck 1999 Dodge Dakota. I picked the Frontier for great things I heard about the V6 motor. It reminded me of the V6 in the Dakota.

Shade side / Sun side

Thanks!

Matched the tint with the back windows (27%)

Wanting to do a 2-3 inch lift, run 33 ish inch size factory width tires on the factory wheels, hidden which mount and that’s really about it.

Looking at the rough country 2.5 with the m1, or the zr1 spring 2 inch. Any recommendations? Thanks

I was in a bit of a rush this morning to get my new headlights installed, but managed to get everything buttoned up with only a few broken bolts in one trip to the parts store! Wanted the truck to look as good as possible for the homecoming parade.

Enjoying the truck and it has been such a good purchase. Looking forward to years of continued use and adventures!