TRD Sport vs. TRD Off-Road: Which Tacoma trim is superior?
Is there a significant difference in on-road driving comfort between the two trims?
Does the Off-Road model offer more wheel travel compared to the Sport?
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I recently bought a 2015 Sport because I’m a hiker who needs to reach trailheads. I don’t do any extreme rock crawling, just navigating dirt roads that might be a bit rough.
I absolutely love it and plan to keep it until one of us gives out. It’s also quite good for city driving. I’m really happy with it.
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The Sport handles best with a load in the bed for a smoother ride.
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Reminds me of a girl I know… 
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Heyyyoooooo, anyone else in the caht thinking what I’m thinking
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The Sport provides an extra 15 horsepower with that hood scoop.
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I have a 2019 Sport and found the ride a bit too harsh for long highway trips. I swapped the stock tires for Pathfinder all-terrain ones, which significantly improved the ride comfort.
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The Sport lacks a rear locker but features a much stronger axle. Most Off-Road users won’t encounter situations where a locker would be necessary.
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Wait, what? Why do you say that?
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Because when you’re stuck, the fake scoop supposedly boosts horsepower to help you get out.
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Off-Road models don’t have a fake hood scoop…
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No kidding, just poking fun at the difference between the two.
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Okay, I asked why he said that most off-road users will never need their locker…