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Yokohama geolander xcv. 245/70/17

Took it to the dealer and they’d basically do a swap for a top line Camry (2k less than 4Runner MSRP paid). Fiancé has an SUV so a car would make sense but I’m sticking it out, going to put some bigger plush tires on it and see if it grows on me. This dealer is already tacking on $5k to the...

Bought the wrong vehicle. Rear seating is cramped and just can’t put a car seat back there with how bad this thing rides(tires aired down to 30psi). If you’re on the fence, please find the worst road you can on your test drive.

I was thinking of getting ltx ms2’s as well. My 25 sr5 has the yoko geolander and it rides like it’s on wagon wheels. I’ve heard good things about the Michelin, what’s your experience and would they make that much of a difference?

Are those SL or XL rated? I have an SR5 as well and the stock Geolanders are XL and the ride quality is too harsh.

Thanks all good info. Would fix shocks void warranty if I just did rear with no other mods?

33psi which is what the door says.

Have a 2025 sr5 with Yokohama geolander xcv 245-70-17 tires. Ride is very stiff. I know it’s a truck, but just came from a 1500 Silverado and had a 2011 Tundra that were way smoother. Do shocks make a difference or does it require coils and shocks to reduce harshness?

Katzkin makes them and from photos I've seen they look great.. Local shop supplies these and they quoted me $1,800 for the brown leather with front seat heaters.

Picked this up today and I must say, best vehicle I’ve ever had, and I’ve had a few. Got the 2wd because I don’t need the 4 here in New Orleans. Steering is light, engine and transmission responsive, infotainment intuitive, and no auto start stop like every other new vehicle. Extent of my...