Tacoma curb weight

Hey guys do you guys know what the curb weight is from the factory on a 1995 tacoma 4x4 manual regular cab? Or do I need to go to a weigh station?

 

Edmunds says 3345 lbs.

It depends some on spec. How close to you need to get? https://www.edmunds.com/toyota/pickup/1995/regular-cab/features-specs/

 

3185

 

Depending on if it’s a 4 or 6 cylinder. I think mine was right 3200 or so

 

Thanks! I am planning to starting doing some overland stuff and want to make sure any mods and gear do not exceed GVW total

 

Your starting with a completely empty truck nothing else but the owners manual and the jack ?

 

http://www.new-cars.com/2004/toyota/toyota-tacoma-specs.html

 

My Extended Cab I4 Auto is roughly 4,200 pounds. Without my toolbox, and two people in the cab it’s roughly 3,600 pounds

 

Dang... when does California start charging you for the air you breathe?

 

Oh I was dumping trash. They charge you per ton.

 

Pretty close. All that is different is larger tires. It is fairly stock.

 

2004 Has more options/bells and whistles so the weight will be higher vs my 1995.

 

Round up a little scrap metal and take it to the salvage yard. They weight you in and out to see how much they owe you.

 

Or like a dump. That’s how I got my truck weighed.

 

They only charge you when you pollute the air I breath.

 

Far as we in Frisco, Broadmoor Lumber on El Camino in South City has a nice scale you can drive on and you don't need anything to dump I can just drive into their lot and right onto their unattended scale and get an instant readout

 

My dump station only weighs you when you bring a trailer. I suppose I could ask them to weigh it, but I've never really gotten too concerned about exactly how much weight I'm pulling around with me.

A lot of truck stops have weigh stations, too. A lot of RVers do that.

 

Just use Penske's public scales. They are all over the place.
https://www.publicscaleslocator.com/

 

I saw an article recently about California contemplating a tax on water. I just figured air was not far behind...

 

Really? That’s interesting. Do they just charge a flat rate?