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  1. Hybrid Battery Filter Replacement - DIY Writeup & Part Number (G92DH-34010 / G92DJ-34010)

    Great info., Thanks! BTW, Does anyone know the OEM Toyota part number for the Cabin and Engine air filters, 2025 4Runner Hybrid? I get mixed results when searching for the correct part numbers.
  2. How to calibrate 2025 4Runner OEM TPMS?

    I have come to learn that all four TPMSs (have not checked the spare) are reading 3 lbs. high. I have double-triple checked all four tires, with three different gauges, after sitting in a cool garage over night, and made sure the pressure was exactly 33 psi for all four tires. However, the...
  3. Not Happy with Toyo 265/70/18 OEM Tires

    Definitely a coin toss between OC3s vs KO3s (E). Since I live in the mountains, the slightly higher rating (Tire Rack) for winter and wet conditions, I will probably go with the KO3. But the OC3 weigh a little less (6 pounds) and have a tiny bit deeper tread (0.3”). Tire Rack comparison...
  4. Not Happy with Toyo 265/70/18 OEM Tires

    Yep, I agree may folks are running ‘E’ at reduced PSI with no apparent problems. A few observations: Wonder why the LT265/70R18 ‘E’ loading, are rated at ‘Q’ or 99 mph? Most other ‘E’ Open Country A/T III are ‘S’ or 112 mph. The P265/70R18 has a max load of 2756 (lbs.) whereas the LT275/65R18...
  5. Not Happy with Toyo 265/70/18 OEM Tires

    Thanks for the great comments and info! I also have no dog in the fight, just trying to get myself educated before buying replacement tires. I have run LT KO2 ‘E’ rated tires before, at a reduced air pressure, but not down to sub 30 PSI. Any concern running 80 mph with such low air pressures...
  6. Not Happy with Toyo 265/70/18 OEM Tires

    As you pointed out, the 2025 4Runner Trailhunter OE Open Country A/T III tires are passenger tires, with a standard load (SL) rating. Toyo does offer a few LT Open Country A/T III tires in a ‘C’ load rating. But not in 265/70R18. Many LT tires available in ‘E’ load rating. I have run many...
  7. Not Happy with Toyo 265/70/18 OEM Tires

    Have run KO2/K03 and other AT tires on several 4Runners. First experience with Toyo tires. Comments: 1. ) Driving in my neighborhood (road is under construction) and ripped sidewall out of a tire. Very surprised tire could not handle rocks. 2.) Disappointed Toyo Open Country A/T III only have...
  8. 5,000 Mile Report - 2025 4Runner Trailhunter

    The 2025 Land Cruiser (LC 250 series available in the US) is available in two trims: the base "1958" and more premium 'Land Cruiser' trim. In my comments above, I referenced the Land Cruiser with the abbreviation 'LC'. In my opinion, the LC 'sits' between the Trailhunter and GX 550. Rides better...
  9. 5,000 Mile Report - 2025 4Runner Trailhunter

    The OEM skip plates on the Trailhunter are great! Made of steel not composite like on the GX 550. I installed steel, aftermarket skip plates on my 4th gen after wrapping the OEM skip plates around the drive shaft. Aftermarket steel plates are generally very good. Just my two-cents.
  10. 5,000 Mile Report - 2025 4Runner Trailhunter

    I'm currently averaging 18 mpg+ with very little highway miles and lots of hills and twisty turny roads. I'm assuming you are not running in Sports Mode all the time. Does your truck run on battery power when at some traffic lights and flat or downhill driving?
  11. 5,000 Mile Report - 2025 4Runner Trailhunter

    Folks, Us 4Runner owners all have different wants, needs and expectations of our vehicles. This report/assessment is based on my wants, needs and expectations and likely will differ from yours. Past 4Runner Ownership: 1995 2nd gen 2005 4th gen (V8) 2016 5th gen 2025 6th gen (Trailhunter)...



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