Author Archive for Tim Esterdahl
Associate Editor Tim Esterdahl is a married father of three who enjoys all things automotive including wrenching on his collection of old pickups. He also plays an absurd amount of golf. Like really absurd.
10 Popular Accessories for 2014 Toyota Tundra
There are many accessories out there for Toyota Tundra trucks, here are the 10 most popular accessories we see most owners picking up.
The 2014 Toyota Tundra is a pretty solid stock truck. Yet, it isn’t without improvement. Here are our top 10 accessories you can add to make it better.
New Ram 1500 Owners Report Radio Problems
The new trend towards touch-screen, multi-informational radios is great for rapidly displaying information to drivers. That is, when they work correctly. When they don’t, like some new Ram 1500 owners have discovered, it is incredibly frustrating.
The Uconnect system on some Ram 1500’s is driving customers nuts.
Ford F-Series Prototype Reduced to Ashes
The internet is abuzz today with pictures of a Ford F-Series Super Duty burning to the ground. While the images are stunning, it is interesting how much (or lack thereof) debris was left. The cat is out of the bag, the new F-Series Super Duty trucks will be made out of aluminum.
A Ford F-Series prototype caught fire while testing. Hmmm… Ford and Fire. Photos courtesy of Car and Driver.
2014 Toyota A.R.E. Ultimate Fishing Tundra – Featured Vehicle
There are fishing trucks and then there are FISHING TRUCKS. Put this custom 2014 Toyota Tundra in the later category. With an assortment of angler-friendly modifications, it is ready to reel in a big one in style. Check it out.
This “ultimate fishing” Tundra is ready to reel in the big one.
2015 Ford F-150’s Minimal Price Hike – No Aluminum Upcharge?
The buzz around the 2015 F-150 for months has been the use of aluminum and how it impact the price of the truck. With the price released this week, we learned the use of aluminum will have ZERO impact on the starting MSRP. Huh?
Ever since Ford unveiled the all-new F-150 in Detroit, it was widely understood the use of aluminum would make it cost more. Yet, the new pricing from Ford says it doesn’t. What is going on?
