Which drive mode do you prefer to drive in?

[Nodak]

Ok, so I’m in the Normal and occasional Sport mode group, but what’s annoying is that if I put it in Eco, it’ll still be in Eco the next time I drive the car but not the same with Sport! Anyone else getting that?? I’d like to leave it on Sport, but seems like you have to switch it each time you get going. As for the fake noise, I’m going to switch it off but I do like it, just wish it was being pumped outside too!!

anything above normal resets to normal. its just not the 4runner, the tundra/tree/taco do the same thing.

i told the wife to run eco in winter in the tundra so she could modulate the gas pedal better so she wouldnt spin the wheels as easily. otherwise i just told her to run normal or comfort on highway trips to see the grandson.

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[photorunner]

I’ve got almost 19k miles on mine, mostly use normal mode- but I like driving it more in sport mode, lol. In normal mode I’ve still hit 24.5 mpg on highway drives and about 20 in town. Occasionally if I’m on a long flat highway drive I’ll put it in Eco mode in cruise control.

 

[ThatSickRIp]

I’ve got almost 19k miles on mine, mostly use normal mode- but I like driving it more in sport mode, lol. In normal mode I’ve still hit 24.5 mpg on highway drives and about 20 in town. Occasionally if I’m on a long flat highway drive I’ll put it in Eco mode in cruise control.

Are you still on OEM tires?

 

[LuckyThat1Guy]

I drive Eco an hour each way for work, usually at ~70mph. It seems like it likes coasting more and having the throttle less responsive is actually more helpful. Less jolting back and forth when staying with traffic at higher speeds. For getting onto the freeway though I'll put it into normal for the quicker acceleration. If I'm not on the freeway though normal 99% of the time.

 

[photorunner]

Are you still on OEM tires?

No, I swapped those off the first couple weeks. I do run tall skinnys though, so that helps.

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