Recent content by 4RunnerStan

It is 100% pumped in sound via the speakers...... and I like it

Take this with a grain of salt as I do my own oil changes but not really a mechanically savvy car guy... I did my oil change at 2k miles because I was told it was important to get the metal particulates out of the engine from the manufacturing process. I did watch the oil fairly closely and I...

I'll have to try it then, but I do think the 4runner is actually plenty quick for what it is with 87.

Mans is a lot of people think the fake V8 sound that is piped in through the speakers is a gimmick, and it is..... but I like it.

yeah, most of my driving is highway. Before I got it, I thought about putting premium fuel in it, but I decided to just go with 87 since it's a Toyota and I don't want to pay premium fuel prices. I do wish my MPG was a bit closer to 20 at least, but I do tend to have a heavier foot

Mine is reading 17.8mpg, about 2k miles on the rig. I would say 1800 of those miles is highway driving, the other 200 miles is city driving. 87 octane. according to my Fuelly app, this is my MPG

You and I have the same truck lol. But congrats, it does ride really smooth. I have 1500 miles on mine and it's been great. I was pleasantly surprised with the JBL system as well. I love the tech inside also, it's great.

Good to know, thanks! I just thought it was weird, I've really never seen a car do that before

This is a good question, I can check when I get home tomorrow because I'm not sure, and my Toyota app that is supposed to track the pressures is giving me issues with my profile so it's not taking data at the moment.

I just crossed the 1000 mile mark on the 4Runner and wanted to give my thoughts so far. Some stats about the vehicle of just commonly asked questions people have: Engine: I force Max Tires: 275/70/r18 Terra grappler G3's SL About 250 pounds of cargo in the back on this trip (the tires I took...

I think you hit it on the head here.

I bet it has to do with that elongated intake for water fjording, i was looking at trailhunters And even I had some reservations about it. I think it’s due to the fact that even the trailhunter is going to a daily for the vast majority of drivers and idk, some people make think it’s a bit too...

Yeah this is my thinking, it's 2025. My thinking is don't be stupid and try to do things that the tires clearly aren't meant for and you should be fine

Good write up. Like I posted in mine, I fully concede that a C or E rated tire would be better, but this is going to be my daily and I don't plan on doing anything that requires rock crawling or anything like that. Plus, one of the only SL tires I can find in the size I want (275/70/18) is the...

I forgot to edit this but yes, someone told me that in the original post I put this in.