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Thanks for posting this, mine seemed fine until about 500 mi ago, maybe more. Then, the squeaking started in reverse.

Comes on factory but you can turn it off in the dashboard settings. If you prefer it on, you can also press the lock on the fob once it starts to beep and it’ll stop.

It’s valid. It’s a tiny critique of mine as well, but it is an off road vehicle after all. The suspension will most likely be more supple in a vehicle such as a Lexus, a Crown Insignia or maybe a RAV4.

That’s actually great news. The technology is time proven and you have that in a Toyota. Win - win :cool:

Mine does too, I also attribute it to thinner, lightweight materials. Doesn’t make a sound or anything but visually, you can see it vibrate/flutter.

It's a Toyota, you can't go wrong. Personally, it's a bit of jack of all trades that suits my needs for the next few years. I want to venture out and do more outdoor road trips, etc. But needed something that could haul a motorcycle on a rack. And wanted the back covered. I don't mind being a...

The owner's manual states, "Let turbo cool down at idle approximately 1 minute after steep hill driving or continuous driving at 62 mi/h (100km/h)" ( page 194). Essentially, any time you come to a line at a stop sign, stop light, and/or traffic, you are arguably letting the turbo cool down...

I’m calling on Monday to get mine ordered from Katzkin and add electric to the driver side.

Hello! I recently purchased a 25' 4Runner Sport near the end of March and clocking in around 2300 miles so far. This is my first 4Runner. I owned a 1st generation 2001 Toyota Tundra 4.7L RWD. I live in the Bay Area, California and just had my first road trip to Joshua Tree. Currently used as my...