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I have no complaints. I run them 35 cold and average about 18-19.5 mpg. They are not to stiff but being an E load I already expected them to be somewhat stiff. I had a 5th Gen and ran E loads for 60k so I knew what it was like. The 6th Gen suspension is stiffer than the 5th Gen and currently...

275/70/18 on SR5. I’m running a 1.25” Peak Suspension front leveling kit only. No rub on bumper or mud guards.

Delivered and installed today.

Ordered mine from Toyota this morning and will be delivered Friday. Install to take place moments later.

My wife has a 222 RAV4 TRD Offroad which is great when going on small fire road to get to a campsite or off the beaten path for a good hiking location

It’s pretty comfortable. I built it for my two Labs both were between 80-88 pounds. My oldest Jäger past away two weeks ago but he loved how easy it was on his hips. Here is Jäger was diagnosed with either fungal pneumonia or metastatic lung cancer on September 22nd 2025 and past away on...

This is how I have mine set up. Used 1/2” plywood, 2x4s, 3” memory foam and heavy duty carpet with waterproof backing. Sits almost flush with the rear seats folded and a few extra storage areas underneath. I have added a 24” rear bumper flap from Canvasback.

They’re very heavy duty. The plastic nuts that are OEM holding on the inner fender liners are replaced with metal 10 mm bolts.

It blocks this circled area and fills the gap between the body and the frame. The area that’s circled are hose that go to the fuel tank which will be protected once the splash guards are installed

From my understanding that is what owners are being told to do. Manually shift it instead of leaving it in one gear.

A quick 10 minute install of the ARK rear splash guards for rear fender wells. This protects the fuel lines that are exposed on the drivers side. It also helps keep mud and debris from getting between the body and frame.

This is my setup for my two labs.

The 1.25” peak suspension leaves you with about .50” to .75”. Mins is more on the side of .75”

Powder coat the OEM Offroad wheels and then run the 285/70/18’s.

Made the change but to the 18" Tacoma wheels. Threw on 275/70/18 (33.2”) Toyo AT3 tires. Much better than stock.

Had to swap out the SR5 wheels as they didn’t look good to me. It took me a minute to get used to the two tone but once o put the tires on it, I feel like they are much better than the stock ones. I have seen where you may have to use hub rings for the SEMA ones as some people have complained...

Don’t forget to hit the rear recovery hook with some Shiny red apple paint. It is an almost perfect match with the front ones.

I haven't spoken to them about it on my part yet.

someone said that a Glock 19 size pistol with kydex holster will fit under the rear seat when folded down. I will check for myself this evening. It is one of my carry weapons and there have been places like baseball or football (pro stadiums) that will not allow them in the stadium even with my...

Mine has done it twice. I noticed that it if pressed inward and down at the same time like if you are leaning over it to get something. I'm looking at putting a small piece of Gorilla Tape over the little white button that clips in.