2026 4Runner TRD ORP Build on 35" Toyo Open Country ATIII Tires & Method Wheels w/ Diode Lighting, AWE 0FG Exhaust + Westcott Lift

[CorvinoTRDPRO]

Did you say you had an extra heritage grill you wanted to sell? How much? I’m in and so would have to covering some shipping as well.

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[Kra5h]

Incredible look. I’ve found the exact look I’m going for as well after trying delivery of my ORP at the end of this month. Thanks for the shop recommendation, I’ll go though them too!

 

[CorvinoTRDPRO]

Toyota seems to be really cracking down on part-swapping (at least in Canada). If you run into the same issue next time you visit, let me know - I have another Heritage Grille for sale.

Sorry just found this. How much do you want for the heritage grill? Not sure what shipping will cost from ON to NS

 

[Kra5h]

Finally wrapped up my TRD Off Road Premium build (gas). The goal was a clean OEM+ off-road setup.

Really happy with the final product, especially with the AWE exhaust – it makes this build sound the way it looks. The Toyo + Westcott combination also makes for a very smooth ride, it feels planted and handles extremely well.

Huge thanks to Mike at Beast Off Road (IG: @6ixrunner) for helping bring everything together. Mike and his team are experts when it comes to off-road builds and did a phenomenal job with mine. Highly recommend this shop to anyone in the GTA looking to build their truck.

Details:

- Toyo Open Country A/T III (35x12.50R17)​

- Method MR305 NV Double Blacks (17x8.5 +25 offset)​

- Westcott Designs Preload Collar Lift (2.5” front / 0.75” rear)​

- AWE 0FG Cat-Back Exhaust​

- OEM Premium Headlights + Taillights​

- OEM Heritage Grille​

- Diode Dynamics SS20 Pro Grille Light Bar (White)​

- Diode Dynamics SS6 Pro Fog Lights (Amber)​

- Switch-Pros SP9100 + Westcott’s panel / module brackets​

- Toyota Premium Horn​

- XPEL ceramic tint (15% sides / 50% windshield)​

Here are some photos (more to follow once it’s been PPF’d):

Would you mind sharing how much approximately would a close copy of your build run ($CAD) if I just want the same tire / wheel setup + heritage grill to start?

 

[1stRunner]

Got to ask... What does the 35s feel like on your rig, big tires are heavy and the power plant is a turbocharged 4 cylinder. Both on the road and maneuvering through city streets etc. Nice looking build, really love it.

 

[katbax]

Got to ask... What does the 35s feel like on your rig, big tires are heavy and the power plant is a turbocharged 4 cylinder. Both on the road and maneuvering through city streets etc. Nice looking build, really love it.

Honestly, I'm very pleased with the ride quality. I was of course wondering the same thing when I decided to go with 35's, but they are only 59 lbs (which is the same weight that the 285/75's I almost went with). Also helps that they are C loads.

The power is still very much there, and it still handles extremely well - no regrets on my end!

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