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How much clearance is there to insert shackles? From the pictures it looks like there is not much room.

How hard/soft and slippery are the mats? How durable are they? Thanks!

The XP Terrain package is probably a dealer specific add-on for wheels, tires and maybe a lift.

In the back, does the mat coverup the cargo tie-down hooks that are on the floor?

No, KO3 are LT tires and very suitable of off-road use even at Load C. The 5th gen 4Runner did great with 265/70R17 load C off-road and supported the vehicle weight just fine. The 6th gen has a GVWR very close to the 5th gen GVWR. Thus a KO3 load rating C in 265/70R18 would also do great on...

Per the BFGoodrich.com site, they are planning on releasing later this year a KO3 265/70R17 load C but that is for a 17" wheel. BFGoodrich does not show that they ever plan on releasing a 265/70R18 load C. We need to have lots of people contact BFGoodrich to request that they support load C on...

Are your KO3's load range E? Do they result in a harsh ride? Would a load range D or C give a better ride?

Sounds like you need the 4Runner Limited that allows you to select full-time 4WD.

Below is the page from the 2025 4Runner Owner's Manual with the information about not using tire chains on 265/70R18 tires which is the OEM size for the OR, ORP, Trail Hunter and Pro. The ORP is delivered with Falken Wildpeak A/T3W A 265/70R18 SL tires which do not have the 4 peak snow rating...

What tires do you have?

A Toyota salesman told me that in his 6th gen 4Runner training he was told that Toyota made changes to the 6th gen that removed the prohibition of driving in part-time 4WD on paved roads for this 10 miles per month requirement. Indeed, unlike the 5th gen owner's manual which had this...

What tires did you have? Were they 4 peak snow rated? Most of the tires Toyota puts on the new 4Runner are not snow rated and Toyota also says you can't put snow chains on tire size 265/70R18 which is the standard size for the OR and ORP.

The 2025 4Runner Owner's Manual states that you should only shift between 2H to 4H or 4H to 2H when your speed is less than 62 mph.

Yes E load range

Why is Toyota putting a tire on the Trail Hunter, Toyo Open Country A/T III All-Terrain 265/70R18 Load Range: SL Serv. Desc: 116T (2,756 lbs ), that has a lower load capacity and ruggedness than the tire they are putting on the Off-Road, Michelin LTX A/T 2 265/70R18 load range E Serv. Desc...

The 2025 4Runner Owner's Manual on p. 309 describes the operation of the Start & Stop system.

The information in the above tables is different from what is in the Toyota Warranty & Maintenance Guide. One specific example is the recommended oil change intervals.

I have a 5th generation 4Runner with a moonroof. The moonroof definitely does reduce the driver's headroom.

Here is a detailed explanation on why high compression turbo engines should not use 85 octane gas even at high elevations:

In most cities, regular gas is 87 octane. But cities at higher elevations (>5,000') regular gas is typically 85 octane. Is it OK to use 85 octane at higher elevations?