Ask yourself whether you really need a roof rack. I had one on my 3G Tacoma, and never again. I thought I was going to use it, but I never actually did and worse, even when I installed it correctly, it still leaked water into the cabin during heavy rain.
People can build their vehicles however they want. Just gotta understand the trade‑offs that come with mods. You see plenty of threads almost daily on forums where people toss on big 'o E‑rated tires and a lift, then get surprised when the ride gets stiff, the suspension clunking randomly, or...
The headlights are just ok. The LED headlights that came with my 3G Tacoma are way better and look good too. The premium models should've at least had the premium headlights as an available option since they are supposed to be "Premium" models.
I am willing to bet that Toyota will do that with...
Running a set of Toyo RT Trail and no vibrations and I barely see any weights on the wheels. On the other hand, ran a set of Falken AT Trail on a Highlander and no amount of balancing has been able to fix the random vibrations I experienced with these tires. Ran nothing but Michelins before the...
There is also the upgrade amp from Orella Acoustics that works with the JBL. It is listed for the Tacoma, but I am sure it will work with the 4Runner also. Although that one is a lot steeper than this one.
I think they’re decent in the snow, but not great on ice since there isn’t much siping. If you’re planning to daily these through winter, I’d look at an AT with better winter traction or just run dedicated snow tires.