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Running Kenda RT 33x10.5r17 at all 4 corners with the same as a spare.

I get about 17mpg currently but my most recent measurement is with a full trade show loadout for Overland Expo SoCal which is where I am right now. I’ll update when I know mpg’s not loaded up with a canopy, etc strapped to the roof rack and creating wind resistance.

I forgot the link - https://white-knuckleoffroad.com/product/toyota-4runner-6th-gen-rock-sliders/

Hey guys! I've been chatting with White Knuckle Offroad and they just released their rock sliders for the 6th Gen 4Runner recently. We just had our set arrive in the shop this afternoon! I ordered them bare steel so that I can prime them and bedline them. I like this better than powdercoat...

An extended bumpstop may help, or a bump stop extension. It's hard to say without knowing how much you are rubbing in rear and how much you need to limit uptravel to prevent the rub. A lift coil in the rear can help reduce the chances of rubbing at full compression by being firmer in rate vs...

Not with the 2.0's. Other kits like Icon, Fox Performance Elite, etc will allow greater height.

You should be able to clear 35's with 2" of lift on these vehicles. I do not think you can push the 2.0's to 3" lift due to limitations of the shock.

The rears can be seen in our spacer eraser install video. The rear is easier than the front lol.

If you guys watch our youtube video on the install, it's a pretty diy-friendly platform for doing suspension work.

It's always a challenge because cost of living is different from area to area. I'd say that's within the ballpark but it doesn't hurt to call around and get quotes.

We are in Lincoln Nebraska. The installs on these vehicles are very easy, maybe 1.5 to 2 hours labor. Our shop rate is $200/hr.

I have 1" of rake currently, but I do not have my overlanding / camping gear in the vehicle right now. When I am loaded up I expect to be at around 3/4" rake.

Not op, but here are some photos - https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/the-build-so-far-2025-sr5-w-ado-fox-suspension-sherpa-roof-rack-method-bronze-wheels-wildpeak-295-70r18.9061/

I'm not a fan of in-channel for any of the brands. They generally do not stay in place well.

Just installed some Wellvisors on my 2025 SR5 and am really happy with them. I ran similar visors on my 2022 Nissan Frontier which were purchased from the local Nissan dealer. I think Wellvisors was the manufacturer for Nissan and was happy to see they made a set for the new 4Runners. Picked...

I've been running them for a while and have been really happy with them. Glad you like them too!

Correct alignment and no need to adjust the panhard

This is from a photo shoot we did for Fox. The wheels and tires aren't what I normally run, but they're Method wheels +18 offset with Falken Wildpeak 295/70r18. This setup rubbed on the mudflaps. I normally run factory Toyota wheels with Kenda RT 33x10.5r17, but like the look of the Methods...

Test fit some Method wheels for this photo shoot, might have to pick some up! Method wheels +18 offset with Falken Wildpeak 295/70r18. This setup rubbed on the mudflaps.