Hey y’all, can someone explain what SR5 means for a Tacoma TRD Off-Road? 
I just got an '08 access cab, and I’m a bit confused. I thought TRD OR and SR5 were different, but my truck has both badges. Anyone know what’s up?
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SR5 means you’re broke, just not as broke as someone with a base SR. Sport trim is for mall crawlers who embrace it. OR? Mall crawlers who pretend to off-road… yeah, that’s me. 
PRO is for mall crawlers who spent way too much and still end up modding it.
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Hey, 
My PRO badge means I’m superior, and everyone should know it.
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LMAO, facts though 
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Truth spoken right there 
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I off-road my Sport all the time. It’s hilarious watching people argue about trim levels like they actually matter 
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I have a PRO, and I’ve used my skid plate… on those super dangerous high-clearance curbs at the mall. 
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OR for me means it’s my winter beater. I love plowing through 3 feet of snow without clearing my driveway. 
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You can admit it, man. It’s for when the mall forgets to clear the parking lot.
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LOL, real talk. I gotta get to work to deliver stuff for all those people who can’t make it to the mall themselves. Also, gotta make sure meds get delivered too. That’s what I care about. 
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I had a TRD Off-Road but didn’t wanna risk my $40K+ truck on New England trails with boulders and trees. I use my TRD Sport to commute, haul firewood, and stones. I’ve had Tacos since the '80s. Would love the new TRD Sport for retirement… but no access door? WTF, Toyota? 
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Dude, relax. It’s just a joke. No need to overthink it.
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Best explanation I’ve seen yet. As a proud mall crawler, I embrace it. 
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They’re all good Tacos, Brent. Doesn’t matter what trim you got. 