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Just remember that the 4Runner was designed to run 33 inch tires. The gearing and final drive ratio are the same on all models and trims.

That’s going to be a tough one as your suspension is based on heavy batteries in the back. Putting on a suspension meant for not hybrids will introduce a whole new set of problems.

No alignment needed just swapping tires with 3k miles. I am going to take it in to get the stock alignment printout. I’m not getting an alignment I just want the numbers. That way I have something to argue about after I lift because my dealer fucks with toe front and rear too much and I hate...

I’m running that tire size. Plenty of room. No rubbing (not even close) Rubbing will be non existent. I’m running trd off road wheels from a 4th gen Tacoma powder coated all black.

I’m running 285/70/17 no change. In fact gas mileage is unchanged even with the air dam removed.

That’s weird. Every Toyota I’ve had with a sunroof including current 4Runner and past runners never had an issue.

No. I run 285/70/17 and have zero issues and plenty of room

7.5 inch width is the minimum recommendation for 285’s. That being said I’ve run them on a 7 inch wide wheel. Sema trd pro wheels on a 5th gen zero issues for years. Just saying.

Quick picture. 2024 Tacoma trd off road wheels powder coated all black with Goodyear territory mt in 285/70/17. No rub…not even close. There is PLENTY of room in the wheel well! not shown in the picture is the land cruiser front skid plate with the air dam removed. fox 2.0 going on sometime...

BE CAREFUL! Some retailers charge full pop and give 25% off the price that matches every day prices of other dealerships.

I powder coated the lip. tire won’t hit the uca. Neither will 35’s

it’s not the height. It’s the width. 285”s make the stock offroad tires look like pizza cutters. You’re talking 32.8 inch tires vs Toyotas (REALLY STRETCHING IT) 32.6 lol. Also 17”s are ideal. Toyota really messed up with 18’s except the sr5. I bought 2025 Tacoma trd offroad 17” wheels and had...

Not trying to be a party pooper, but I hope this does better than the Cobb springs I tried to install on my 350z about 10 years ago. The rear springs installed just fine. The fronts however were bigger than the strut perch almost to the point of slipping past it. I was so frustrated because I...

im not sure what’s going on with the collar kit when it comes to the trd pro but I sent a question to westscott. They said on a regular 4Runner the complete kit is exactly level but if I wanted some rake to only install the collar without spacer for a 2” lift instead of a 2.5. honestly in my...

I would have done red led’s and have it move from left to right.

Ah hah! thank you. I’ll try it and post back

Has anyone else experienced this? I have tried putting it in park, or with engine off with acc on. Regardless the settings are greyed out Trd sport with 14 speaker jbl system.

The original screen protector when my 4Runner was shipped is what I’m using. I’m shocked it had no bubbles.

Start the psi at 37 all the way around. Work your way down from there. These stock shocks are stiff. You might not find the sweet spot with these shocks. It’s going to be way different with the new suspension. Once that is on start at 37 again. For me 37 is for handling and to get rid of...

Make sure those AT tires are not E load