6th Gen Owners: What's one thing you'd change about the Truck?

[Mills21]

What's the one thing the 6G gets wrong (or is missing) that would make it better?
Could be spec, tech, trim availability, factory tire choice, something interior, anything.

Bonus: what does it get right that nobody talks about?

I feel like there’s not much it got wrong! My Trailhunter has been everything I hoped it would be and no vehicle will be everything to everyone. Just got back from Utah and performance off-road with no mods was awesome. I even like the sound from the high air intake!

Sponsored

 

[josiahg52]

I feel like there’s not much it got wrong! My Trailhunter has been everything I hoped it would be and no vehicle will be everything to everyone. Just got back from Utah and performance off-road with no mods was awesome. I even like the sound from the high air intake!

I have to say the same about my Trailhunter. It's been great, no issues or problems.

 

[ThatSickRIp]

Not sure if mentioned yet, but the front cup holders. Obviously the size since theres plenty of aftermarket add ons to hold larger cups, but the location.

Running parallel with the console was a bad idea. If you rest your arm on it, you also rest your arm on whatever cup/bottle you have in the cup holder.

Stood out bad after I drove the Old Ladys LC, and the cupholders are to the right of the shifter and run perpendicular to the console. Same thing in my F150

 

[4RunnerRGR]

What's the one thing the 6G gets wrong (or is missing) that would make it better?
Could be spec, tech, trim availability, factory tire choice, something interior, anything.

Bonus: what does it get right that nobody talks about?

Size of gas tank…longer range.

Front widow visors that extend when you turn toward door window versus lame small extender.

My wife has 26 Tundra TRD Pro…much better exhaust system, would have saved me money from purchasing Borla cat back system.

Differential breather mounted in a higher location and one-way valve. I replaced it with an ARB Breather Extension Kit.

Flat back seats when folded.

Otherwise, I love the 6 Gen.

 

[lawn_wrangler]

+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 major irritation is the rattling. Speakers rattle both doors at different bass frequencies at different times. But the frequencies keep changing, so I can't replicate it at the dealership!

 

[Tony]

Amen to more headroom. I could make more changes but this one, it is killing me every day.

 

[JCinNC]

Pretty sure I posted already about the small gas tank and the lack of a grab handle for the driver...but something I just realized yesterday, there is no clothes hook or any handle for the rear! Yes, for the rear passengers there is a grab handle on the B pillar, but nothing else so you cannot hang clothes if you go on a trip. Weird!

 

[SimpleSean]

As others have said, the small gas tank is annoying. The doors are extremely flimsy feeling, as if they are made of the thinnest material possible that is not going to last long. My small children accidentally slam them.

 

[skiploder]

- Headliner material is abysmal.
- Front locker

 

[talmadge]

Long Range America recently released their 33 gallon tank for the 4th gen Tacoma, they told me in an instagram comment that the 6th gen 4runner is coming, but it's gonna be expensive. The Taco tank is $2700.

Sponsored