Recent content by NB-4Runner

Only partially covered, if you stack firewood or put beach crap full of sand, sawdust or sand will go down the hole for the finger.

You can go on the manufacturer's website of the tires you want to buy and lookup what they recommend for that size/model. It's better than what random people like me could provide.

Not sure about that, for the Toyo Open Country AT III, 8" is the ideal size for a 275.

I’m running 255/75R17 on my Taco, I’m swapping my tires/wheels either the 18” that will be on the 4R if the dealer can ever get one. I wanted to go with 255/80R17, but could only find them in 10 ply and I was too scared of a harsh ride.

I don’t know if it works well or not, but my recommendation is to learn to back up a trailer using your side mirrors if you don‘t already know how to. It’s a big game changer. I back up my trailer 400 feet in a curved road now. I wouldn’t have been able to do that 20 years ago. I get better...

You can watch this and decide after: Note, the above is a Tacoma, 4Runner has a shorter wheelbase, so results will be different, but same logic.

I’ve printed this seat belt silencer: https://www.thingiverse.com/thing:3707760 Works great when putting docks in the water getting in and out all the time never exceeded 10 mph.

If there’s not enough capacity for beer, get rid of gear or a passenger.

You described an SUV, you mean XUV(crossover/unibody).

The problems only happen during an emergency maneuver like extreme braking or swerving. Usually no issues with the vehicle itself, I’ve driven most vehicles I’ve owned overloaded at one time or another without damage, but the handling is different for sure.

They look good. I’d be scared with E rated with the bad roads we have. Especially this time of year with the frost heave and potholes. Would be different if we had roads.

If you build one on the Toyota website, the wheels are available as a dealer instal upgrade.

I’m trading my Taco for a 4Runner when/if it arrives and I’m putting my 17” Taco wheels on the 4Runner and they can keep the 18” to put on the Taco. Buying 17” TRD Pro used wheels on Market this week. Will use the OR in the winter and the Pro in the summer.

it’s the only mid-size SUV that can tow 6000 lbs and I can’t wait 2 years for the Xterra. Need something now. Not interested in a XUV.

I’ve bought 10 vehicles, Only took extended warranty on the first, declined on others. I always decline extended warranties on everything. In the last 30+ years, I’ve paid less in out of warranty repairs than the sum of all those warranties. That’s statistically true for most since the average...