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Damn wish I lived closer!

It's almost always cheaper to order online, I've had two different dealers steer me away from the parts counter and told me to just order it from their website instead to save money. Gresham Toyota does free shipping anywhere in the US too.

I have Everest and while I wouldn't say the paint is hard like my BMW, it's ten times better than the black was on my 22 Tacoma. A couple rock dings from being off road, but that will happen regardless. No scratches or swirls yet despite frequent washing, though I did put a slick spray coating...

I got a crack there too on my ORP, annoying but not sure I want to pull the bumper off yet.

Here's more info on how to fix it yourself if you're interested: https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/widow-door-rattle-source-when-playing-music-and-how-to-actually-fix-door-rattle-permanently.7703/

Thanks, mine just started this rattling today so this is very helpful and timely.

Griots makes really good products that are cheap and easy to find. Their 3 in 1 ceramic spray is dead simple to apply and will last for 6+ months. Their leather spray works well too.

Dealer ceramic and leather protection is WAY WAY overpriced for the cheap stuff they use.

Bought mine there and even though I agreed to a price and put a deposit down while waiting for it to arrive, they put on a $995 “ceramic coating” and tried to charge me for it. It‘s basically a new tactic they use when negotiatating so they can say “hey we’ll cut you a $1000 discount off by...

It happens with mine in any mode.

Same here, dealer said it was normal 🤷‍♂️

It seems to be really independent on the timing of the first two key fob presses here, definitely a little tricky to get the timing right. I also have to hold the last press for 7-10 seconds and not three seconds like the manual says.

Is this Gresham by any chance?

There’s no way to mute the rear cargo area warning beep, I’ve been trying for months. Still trying to find where the piezo is that emits noise back there (and the one up front as well), happy to rip that little thing out once I know where it’s located. I think it’s up under the rear bumper...

Don’t forget that magical removable dash speaker too, by far the best reason to get a 4Runner! /s

Weird, no idea what happened as my quotes queue were cleared when I posted this. I edited my reply to remove the confusion.

“You should ve just bought the TRD PRO, Now your ORP cost more than TRD PRO” Except they still have a lot more room in the back.

Part of me is thinking that maybe Toyota over sprung the 4Runner to be ready for people hauling and towing things. Had to help someone move this weekend and with a bunch of stuff in the back the ride quality reminded me a lot more of my 2022 Tacoma ORP.

Nokhu Half Rack https://nokhugear.com/products/nokhu-half-rack On sale right now for $225.

Agreed. Leaving everything stock is the most accurate compared to how it was recorded.