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I’ve had both. It’s not close. Lasfit is much better.

I went with Nitto Recon Grapplers, 275s. E rated but not near as heavier as other E rated options. A good midpoint option. No complaints with ride quality.

New to 4Runners. Loving this one. TRD Off-Road Premium, Hybrid. 2" ReadyLift Level, Windows Tinted, 275/70 Nitto Recons.

Appreciate your input. Went with 275/70 Nitto Recon’s. Very happy so far.

Actually one more question. If I went with the Falken AT4W 285/70 (load range C) would I need to do any trimming, and could those be aired down if needed?

This is great feedback...thank you!!!

Thanks for the question. I would say some OHV easy to moderate. More rocks and mud, not so much sand. I would air down on some trails.

We have a TRD Off-Road and have recently equipped it with 2” ReadyLift leveling kit. We also have the upgraded TRD black 18” wheels. There aren’t a ton of of choices out there. We are trying to balance wanting a more agressive tread that will be good for occasional off-roading, and provide a...

Looks awesome! What size tire do you have? Are those what came in the Trailhunter?

Getting ready to do this…curious if folks are having trouble with this.

I think you need more information before you can draw that conclusion as to the price impact. Tariff may change; Toyota may absorb some amount; tariff if pct based on origin of parts (if I recall). Agree the upward cost pressure is there. Not the best scenario.

Just remember, they are not selling extended warranties out of the kindness of their hearts. They sell them to make money. Meaning, more people lose than win with this purchase. It’s simple. It’s a personal decision, but not for me.