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265/70/17 Toyo open country AT3 on SR5 wheels. Also added black lug nuts which I think look better then the chrome.

yup mine does the same thing. Obnoxious loud brake squealing when reversing. Only does it in reverse. I have 400 miles on my 4runner and plan to mention it at the 5k service

looks great. do you by any chance have a link for the center caps?

the G3s are getting lots of good reviews. You’re pretty limited to options with 18s. Like the guy above me said take a look at the open country AT3s. I’m pretty sure they have 275/18s in SL. I’ve had ko2, wildpeaks and terra grapplers and the AT3s have been the most comfortable for street...

I put a sheet of paper behind the emblem and then I used masking tape around the edges of the emblem and more sheets of paper around the emblem. Plastidip is really easy to work with. Even if you get a little overspray on other parts it’s easy to rub off after it dries.

Hey thanks. I really love the undergound too. The only downside is that it's pretty hard to keep clean. I had the black lug nuts from my OEM Tacoma wheels. I think Toyota charges like $50 per lug nut so aftermarket is the way to go if you can find them. You could also try spray painting them...

it actually does clear the tailgate with the single tray. Only by like 5mm but it clears which is nice.

Its definitely a nice touch but I don't think it matters much whether you get a Japanese or Mexican built toyota. The same toyota processes are going to be implemented across all plants and that's what makes Toyota Toyota

Thanks man!! Im definitely going to miss the Tacoma. I had a 2nd, 3rd and 4th gen tacoma and the 24 was for sure the best riding. I had a TRD Sport, which regardless of 4runner or tacoma, the TRD sport is significantly stiffer than the SR5 models. I only have 80 miles on the 4runner but so far I...

Yes the TRD sport suspension is definitely pretty rough. I had a 24 Tacoma TRD sport and it was way stiffer then the SR5. The steering is more responsive, turns are better and less nose dive while breaking on the sport but you feel every crack in the road. The sr5 is more bouncy and doesn’t feel...

Just picked up this SR5 last night. I’ve had Tacomas for the past 10+ years and this is my first time in a 4Runner. I’m coming from a 24 TRD Sport which I love, but babies happen and I needed more space. I had 20k miles on my Tacoma so I’m used to the powertrain. The interior front row is...