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I placed my initial deposit on my 2025 SR5 4Runner on June 7th
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My Review of the 2025 4Runner (7,500 mile/ 6 Month Check in)
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sr5 is considered the sweet spot for getting into 4runners. and for most its the best bang for the buck. only reason you go the higher trims is if you are looking for a specific feature you need (read off roading)
the limited and platinum are for those that need the creature comforts without having to pick and choose.
i am on my 4th one and at this point in my life i wanted the top luxury trim for the 4R but still need the FT4WD for work and around town in ND. after having a 1998 4R Highlander series, a 2004 v8 sport, 14 limited, and now a 25 platinum, this will probably be my last 4R into retirement. i had planned to have this paid off by the time i retire in 6 yrs (or 4yrs if they piss me off enough)
for those really hard core that need the extra off road bits the TH and Pro are a good turn key solution.
for those that want to build out a beast of an off roader, going sr5 saves you money from paying for stuff you will replace, you could even go off road prem for more creature comforts without ripping out key components to install 3rd party upgrades.
as far as your comment about remote start and connecting to CP or AA, hold the volume button down for 5-10 secs and it will soft reboot the head unit and CP/AA will reconnect normally.
the reason remote start bugs out CP/AA is cause the head unit is trying to connect to your phone and times out and never re-initiates the handshake again. just wish toyota would lock out the head unit in this situation and only initialize it once you go thru the takeover process from remote start.
the limited and platinum are for those that need the creature comforts without having to pick and choose.
i am on my 4th one and at this point in my life i wanted the top luxury trim for the 4R but still need the FT4WD for work and around town in ND. after having a 1998 4R Highlander series, a 2004 v8 sport, 14 limited, and now a 25 platinum, this will probably be my last 4R into retirement. i had planned to have this paid off by the time i retire in 6 yrs (or 4yrs if they piss me off enough)
for those really hard core that need the extra off road bits the TH and Pro are a good turn key solution.
for those that want to build out a beast of an off roader, going sr5 saves you money from paying for stuff you will replace, you could even go off road prem for more creature comforts without ripping out key components to install 3rd party upgrades.
as far as your comment about remote start and connecting to CP or AA, hold the volume button down for 5-10 secs and it will soft reboot the head unit and CP/AA will reconnect normally.
the reason remote start bugs out CP/AA is cause the head unit is trying to connect to your phone and times out and never re-initiates the handshake again. just wish toyota would lock out the head unit in this situation and only initialize it once you go thru the takeover process from remote start.
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