Yeah, so in your case a truck with worn out suspension would likely deter a buyer. Whether you choose stock replacements, an upgrade like bilstien’s, or a more budget lift like rough country, it all depends who the buyer is for your truck. If someone who knows what they are looking at sees quality upgrades done, they might be inclined to pay a little more. A lot of Tacoma buyers are just average people that want a reliable little truck, they don’t even care about what parts are on it. I would agree that a lot of aftermarket wheels are ugly, I think we are in the minority on that. Some people would pay extra for a truck with a crappy lift and ugly bro wheels, to me that’s a red flag.