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Rear cargo mat still available. $75 shipped to lower 48.

Bump. Rear Cargo mat still available. Will do $75 shipped to lower 48.

Bump. Rear Cargo mat still available. will do $75 shipped to lower 48.

Weather Techs sold. Rear cargo mat for slider still available.

Weather Techs sold. OEM rear slider rubber mat still available.

Weather Tech Floor Mats and OEM cargo slider mat Posted up in the classifieds…. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/sale-t4r-items/174771-fs-5th-gen-weather-tech-floor-mats-%24125-oem-rear-cargo-mat-%2475-san-diego-ca.html OBO.

Traded in my 4Runner. FS: 5th Gen Weather Tech Floorliner Digital Fit mats, Black, front and rear. In like new condition. $125 plus shipping. FS: 5th Gen OEM Toyota 4Runner rubber rear cargo mat for slider deck. Like new condition. $75 plus shipping. Location: San Diego, CA

I ran 285's on the stock rims with no lift and it only rubbed on the front inner wheel well. Which can be remedied using the fender mod. With the MB 72 being wider than stock rim and with the -6 offsett, that will change the geomotry so I don't know how that would work out. But I think you'd...

When I called Bud Built, they had their full line of sliders available for shipping next day. Give them a call, I love my non-beefy bump out sliders and had them in about a week. Granted this was the better part of a year ago. -bh

I get compliments all the time on mine and even some questions "what is that?" I remember the first 5th gen I saw, a black LE and I was in love. Ended up with my TE two years later. -bh

Here you go. I just put some big fender washers on the back side. It has proved to be pretty sturdy. When off road on washboard or the like you can see a little shake in the light that is projected out, but not bad. The biggest plus... the mounting was free!!!! I went this route as I was...

Nice ride. You may want to re-think your tire PSI. How the tires lay when not moving is not the criteria for PSI. Unless there is something about these tires I don't know, 26/24 is too low. Having your pressures that low will cause more flex in the sidewall as the tire rotates. More flex...

I haul my 09 Husky TE310 with my Joe Hauler Econo Single Hauler. A little pricey at $300 plus, but all steel and welded construction. I feel more secure with it than the bolt together type from Harbor Freight etc. Joe Hauler is a local company here in the San Diego but they have a website...

You might want to check out MB 72's at Discount Tire. Same exact look and .5" wider at 8.5" and only $119. I have not been disappointed with them. See my sig pic and I posted more pics in the lifted thread a few months back. -bh

Haven't towed any trailers approaching 5k. I do regularly haul my 250lb dual sport bike via a hitch hauler on the hwy (80mph +) and up significant grades to mountains for riding and have not had any problems or noticed a lack of power or constant downshifting etc. This is also while running...