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Beach run yesterday with the family. It rained the night before, so I didn't have to air down.

We love our TRDORP in Everest too!

Curious....but not sure I want to drop the panel just for the switch. Now if I had to drop it for other stuff then I'd likely consider it.

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Same - Harbor Freight rack is cheap and lightweight. You can use it directly or put a Kuat swing-away in between so that you can still access the storage in back without having to unload the rack.

Bit the bullet and drilled into the front bumper for the plate bracket. We need a front plate for beach access in Delaware. Hated doing it!

I was holding out hope that someone would make me a front hitch, but in the end I gave up and started planning for carrying stuff in the back. Kuat swing away, Harbor Freight cargo rack, aluminum mesh to keep the small bits from dropping through, and a Curt hitch pin tensioner to keep the...

Installed a heritage grill. My wife asked for it for her birthday present back in March and I waited until now to install it. Didn't want to risk broken clips. Quite the tedious process but went pretty well due to some good threads on here and a few YouTube videos. Went with the TH bronze...

I favor the Malaga high back from Global. Good balance between price and longevity. I'm a pretty big guy and mine still looks near-new after about 8 years of use.

While I can 100% concur with your sentiment, it happens on the regular where I work. I'm the MX Supervisor at a law firm with about 325 employees. Partners are given $14K to spend on furnishing their offices and premium desk chairs can regularly surpass $3500.

I didn't want it but we could only find a TRDORP in Everest with the sunroof. I never use them, don't want leaks in the future, and am annoyed I had to pay extra for it. 🤷‍♂️

Hate's a strong word. But I really dislike the distance between the centerline of the driver seat and the outside edge of the vehicle. It always seems like a larger span than necessary and requires a bit of sliding. Couple that with the high bolsters and seems like the 4Runner will give you a...

Picked it up 9/25 and have 5100 miles.

I was getting about 21 mpg for the first 2500 miles but now I'm getting about 19.5 over the last 1500 miles. Not sure if there was a change in the 4Runner, change to winter gas, or if now I am babying it less and just driving without concern for mileage.

I was a part of that same storm. Just before it flipped from snow to sleet/rain I hit the roof and the rest of the 4Runner with my Greenworks blower - it blasted it all away and I felt pretty good about myself. Well, then the 1" of slush formed and froze solid once the sun went down and I was...

Would you mind sharing the brand? Thanks. I still need a way to mount a surf tag on the front of mine.

I agree. Unless it comes with a lot of upgraded suspension parts too (links, knuckles, etc) but even then that's a pricy add on. I guess something can be said for it being fully included in the factory warranty though. But yowza that's a lot of money for a 4R.

If you are team yellow, then they have a great 12" bar saw that fits into their 20v battery system. https://a.co/d/cTlMVu3 If you want larger than that, Greenworks makes a great 16" bar saw that cuts like a champ. It is for their 60v system but I know they also make them for the 40v and 80v...

Perhaps. Mine wasn't exactly $12 nor $13.99 so maybe it's just not a great variation? I might put some tape on the bottom but part of the whole appeal was the ease of sliding it back out the side of the dash if I changed my mind about it.

It was the first interior storage option I bought for me...and least used. It tends to fall out pretty easily if you happen to stare too hard at it. I do like the one that fits over the center screen and lays on the dash...perfect for keys, glasses, change, etc.