Recent content by Wooffy

Yes I am running hub centric rings. They came with my wheels

I have not felt any rubbing at any time.

No mods needed. No rubbing Driving feels great. My wife is the primary driver and she noticed nothing. I can hear the tires make a little more noise than stock but that’s if I’m listening for it. We are very happy with these tires and the wheel offset etc.

No I did not. Was all good

I am not sure i understand what you are asking.

I installed new wheels and tires with new TPMS and after a week of driving the light came on. So I followed the “registering and new ID “ on page 549 in the owners manual but after 30 minutes of drive they don’t seem to register, anyone have any advice if you have completed this process before?

Yes, it will fit skis and snowboards. Haven’t actually had it out on the highway. Just did a test fit in the driveway. I’ve had the box on my F150 before on the highway and I didn’t remember hearing a lot of noise, but we’ll see you what it’s like on the four Runner this winter.

The AT4w have a high rating for winter conditions, and the mountain peak rating which we need for certain highways in the PNW, I am hopeful they are good on ice.

Just swap the tire no mods needed.

Fuel Shok 18x9 +20 offset 265/70/18 Wildpeak AT4

Fuel Shok 18x9 +20 offset 265/70-18 Wildpeak AT4

I had to move my crossbars to one closer position and then they were perfect, I have a Thule and lots of room for clamps.

I am having PPF installed on the front of my 4Runner , and I inquired about having them do the fender flares. I was told it does not stick to plastic. I’ve seen some posts on here with people wrapping them is their differences or something I should be asking for specifically.

Anyone have a trick for fixing scratches? Is the only preventative measure to use PPF?

Our first 4Runner. Just got it a week ago My wife is the main driver. She had a 2013 Ford Explorer she already loves the 4Runner