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  1. Drain plugs with magnets in them

    I got a magnetic oil drain plug from GoldPlug. $22, made in the USA. Looks like very high quality.
  2. 4Runner owners towing 2,500–3,000 lb travel trailers — real-world experiences?

    Non-Hybrid 14.8 mpg. This was primarily on I-71 and I-65, which has rolling hills through KY, TN and AL. I keep it to the posted speed limit when towing.
  3. 4Runner owners towing 2,500–3,000 lb travel trailers — real-world experiences?

    I have towed a 2024 Airstream Basecamp 20X a total of 2000 miles with my 2025 4Runner SR5. Dry weight is around 3700 lbs, so a little above your target weigh. With a WD hitch, I think it tows great. Impressive power, especially up hills where the turbo 4 stays in a higher gear which keeps the...
  4. Aftermarket suspension options to improve ride quality (TRD ORP)

    The chart is just an example that I happened to have available. There are inflation charts for just about every spec tire.
  5. Aftermarket suspension options to improve ride quality (TRD ORP)

    True, but only if you actually need that higher load rating.
  6. Aftermarket suspension options to improve ride quality (TRD ORP)

    I run my SR5 at 33 psi, which is the factory recommended setting based upon the sticker located on the driver door jamb. I realize different trims could vary, but I don't understand why anyone would run higher than whatever is recommended. I just had the 5000 service completed and they set them...



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