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this will be cheaper than buying OEM and using factory parts https://www.ensightauto.com/collections/all/Toyota-4Runner-2025 but yes it is possible to go OEM, both sides are powered $trut$ and from what I can find OEM left and right cost about $400 each. powered strut 68920A-35010 LH powered...

if the anti rattle clip straddles the attachment, with a u-bolt and a plate... it'll work if the anti rattle clip goes inside the attachment, and uses a threaded bolt, you might need a longer bolt since the receiver on 4runner is extra-wide

on 20's with smaller sidewalls, they'd be stiff enough so sure, that seems like a good choice if these were 17's I'd say they'd be too squirrely for me on a 4runner in turns, so I'd use Defender LTX MS2 on 17's

ya'll know there is everything from phone apps, to 20 dollar devices, up to 3900 dollar devices which can measure and chart vehicle vibrations, making it fairly easy to pinpoint the cause(s) of a specific vibration in a sea of vibrations just google it

if it rattles with stereo off or low, and normal street driving Toyota definitely does NOT want their cars to rattle. you should press the dealer for resolution. No it's not a Rolls Royce, but Toyota spends a heck of a lot of time sorting out the interior so nothing rattles and over the years...

I got a VSA good for 120,000 miles, for under $1500....you think Toyota is interested in swapping my engine out before 120,000 miles for $1500 bucks ? it's gonna be fine at 10,000 mile changes.... and if not, they'll fix whatever broke. however, I am doing 5000 mile changes on my own.

ime eco on ice only keeps tranny one or two gears higher for same throttle input. so yeah eco saves gas. switch to sport almost all the time it drops a gear and stays in that lower gear, and uses more gas I keep it in eco 99% the time and switch to sport when traffic gets tight and I might...

rotate the tires at 5000 for free, yes do that do your own oil change at 5000 intervals or earlier, get the free one at 10,000 and 20,000

ltx trail sucks, not enough sipes. it was meant for mpgs and lighter weight as an OEM tire. good on dry pavement and dry dirt and dry rocks defender ltx ms2 is awesome in all conditions but is a completely different tread concept and has many deep sipes

yes, pay for it via credit card, it all works immediately cancel before 30 days you only pay that one month

not any more damage than any other electrical connector in the engine bay, which is, you won't damage anything as long as: do not use high pressure spray anywhere in the engine compartment (you can likely get away with it but definitely not recommended) just use low pressure water as a rinse...

I didn't test ride a damn thing...except have over 280,000 miles on my arse driving my '99 Limited 4runner, which is an entirely different platform anywho went to dealer dropped the loot for a 25 4runner, drove it home. no test drive, nothing. No regrets, no complaints this 4runner is 100%...

doesn't really make sense as mpg is always lost pushing snow (or anything other than air) around the tires as mentioned, compare identical speeds if not already done

imho it cheapens it looks like hatch was replaced and logo missing, so I'd then be eyeballing for other damage on vehicle

strange thing is my '99 4runner, 2010 yaris, 2013 tacoma are dead on accurate on OEM tires only my 2022 rav4 and 2025 4runner have this ~2mph deviation. for whatever reason. so I did some tire calcs and installed bigger meats to get close to accurate

it is an SST, 'special service tool' Toyota mentions SST's a thousand times in the TIS manuals for a variety of components, transmissions, and engine work look it up, it's simply an oil filter wrench specific to Toyota

have you seen the trip meter ?

do measured mile testing, you'll likely find the odometer is not cheating you. mph is ~2 off but odometer on my rav4 and 4runner is giving me free tenths over 5 miles, so no, my 36,000 miles displayed is not occurring at less than 36,000 miles. I got bigger tires to fix the displayed MPH and...

reminder though displayed MPH is typically 2 over actual with OEM tires, the odometer is accurate or even more generous. I've done painstaking measured mile runs on both my rav4 and this 4runner and odometer is giving me free tenths every 5 miles. so it seems to be 100% intentional by Toyota...