Recent content by BadTrainDriver

Sold.

Like new AP3-TOY-005 Cobb Accessport for 2025+ IForce Max Hybrid only. Includes everything as if purchased new, as well as all of the Cobb preloaded maps for different octanes and transmission tunes. I used this for five months/7,000 miles on my 4Runner, using either 87 or 93 octane custom...

I have no experience with Lasfit mats, and I agree with RTRD_Will, the old Weathertech mats were thin and could develop warping. BUT, the new Weathertech HP liners are freaking awesome! Thick, pliable, fit great, and clean up like new with just water and a little AP cleaner. 10/10, would buy...

This means you've had problems, FYI.

The first thing I do to every new vehicle is use a good glass polish and sealant. Use this first: Amazon.com: Invisible Glass 91411 Glass Stripper Water Spot Remover Kit – Cerium Oxide Based Auto Glass Polish for Windshields, Hard Water Spots, Road Films & Old Coatings – 4 Fl Oz : Automotive...

Nothing I love better than a bunch of geeks discussing oil! I mean that in the most respectful way.

Maybe a Toyota delaership?

Fixed4u

Taking into consideration this is a 4Runner forum, I think it would be obvious what we'd choose. Didn't watch.

Same with mine. OP, if you lower the spare pressure to 35# and the light comes on saying it's low, you need to take it back to the dealer. That's not correct.

Two minute Google search

Not all trims show spare pressure, FYI.

Third 4Runner in a row. 2019 TRD Pro, bought new, drove for three years/42k miles. I traded it in for 2022 Limited and got 92% of my money back minus taxes. 2022 was totaled in mid 2025 with 37k miles, other person at fault and thankfully had insurance, insurance payout was 88% of price of new...

Absolutely fine!

Remember "push, pull, push," and you'll never have that issue again!