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Originally Posted by ToyotaDoodz
You will have traction control on the rear wheels only which remarkably can do quite a bit but it's not comparable to 4x4.
Another thing 4x4 gives you is a low gear range which lets you slowly walk up obstacles and it provides braking going down those same obstacles so you don't have to ride the brakes.
I've actually driven a 2x4 4runner on some of the medium trails in Colorado. It's not recommended, but many things can be done with a skilled driver.
Do some mild things and be careful and don't get over confident. Always remember your vehicle has to get you there and back.
PS, welcome to the forum.
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Thanks. I've never driven off road before and I'm new to this whole experience. I have stock tires and was wondering if I should get some form of terra grappler tires? Any and all advice is welcomed. Thanks again.
