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thanks - only searched for "dash" and "dashboard" so I didn't find this LOL

Fair point. I found a lot of the gauges pointless, like the "iforce" turbo gauge or the "max" electric motor gauge (my Tacoma was a hybrid).

I'm curious how others are configuring their dashboards. I've been using this same setup since my '25 Tacoma and now '26 4Runner.

I tend to agree. Like, I get that it's a body on frame off-road SUV, but at near Lexus pricing, can we get a little bit of that Lexus finish quality? Three 100k mile Hondas before switching to Toyotaand never had to put up with rattles. On the other hand, I'm sort of into good audio so it's the...

+1 on poor range, no driver grab handle and interior lights are way too dim. Small gripes switching from a '25 Tacoma ORP (hybrid) to a '26 4Runner ORP (gas): seat cooler is almost useless compared to Taco, no dual zone climate, no flat key included (and a bunch more poverty buttons lol) Only...

I've got about 6,500 miles on my ORP. Tracked the first couple thousand miles of daily driving in SPORT, skipped tracking a couple long road trips, then tracked a couple thousand miles of daily driving in NORMAL. mi. gal. avg. Sport avg.: 1,986.5 112.1 17.72 Normal avg.: 2,260.0 120.5...

I agree with everyone else that mileage and range are NOT reasons to buy the 6th Gen. I get about 17-18 city (most of my driving) and 20-21 on road trips on my gas TRD-OR. That said, I got about 2-4 mpg better with my '25 Tacoma TRD-OR Hybrid and that engine was much smoother, had more passing...

Traverse City, Michigan

Unintentional coordination between road bike and TRD OR (well, the red water bottle was intentional).

Same + passenger door. Not just loud music though--sometimes just a podcaster's voice sets off the rattle frequency.

fair but that would be a lot of keystrokes for me because by "unmarked back roads without a shoulder" I really mean "the road by which I access my neighborhood"

I don't *hate* it. got somewhat used to Honda's version in my Odyssey. But there are times when it steers hard left for no apparent reason. Seems like that happens on unmarked back roads without a shoulder...

Decisions indeed! Your needs are almost exactly like mine. Usually short drive with 1-2 road bikes or sometimes 4 MTB; once a year road trip to Northern Michigan with an array of bikes -- big family so we now take two vehicles each with a 4-bike rack* Again, I like the Saris for its flexibility...

What did you end up buying? I'm late to this thread (only recently purchased my 4Runner) but I just added my 2 cents re: Saris racks here: https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/threads/bike-rack-on-6th-gen-4runner-post-your-setups-recommendations.2851/post-129445

Seems like 1UP is the forum favorite, but I've used Saris SuperClamp racks for years and love them. Here's why: - Infinitely adjustable: I've carried every combination of adult mountain, road, gravel and hybrids and kid MTBs and single speeds down to 16" wheels (maybe smaller...I just don't...

Looks great. thanks.

MadGhost: sorry to revive such an old thread, but I was searching the forum to confirm I can fit a Skybox 18 on my 4Runner. I used it for years on my Odyssey and love it--huge capacity, easy to install, load, open, close. But of course the rails on the Odyssey were much longer than the 4Runner...

Spent a few months with a '25 Tacoma TRD Off-Road Premium hybrid which was a blast to drive--but the second row leg space wasn't working for the family, lol. Switched to '26 4Runner Off-Road Premium. Miss the hybrid's smoothness and power but love the 4Runner!