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The 265/70R17 A/T3W's come in both SL and E rating.

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Of course a 4Runner can take 36k miles per year. You can also chop down a tree with a butter knife if you're so inclined. I love my 4Runner but I can think of a lot of other vehicles I'd rather spend 100 highway miles per day in.

From Toyota's website: 2021 Toyota Trail Special Editions

Keep in mind that offset alone will not tell you the whole story. You need to know the width of the wheels. A wheel's offset is the distance between a wheel's mounting surface and centerline. Without the width to determine centerline you can't tell the difference between the wheels.

That's put on by Toyota because of installed accessories, most likely your running boards.

They'll stick out 40.1mm further than stock and you'll gain 2mm of inner clearance. Sites like these are great for figuring this out: https://www.willtheyfit.com/index.php?width=265&aspect=70&diameter=17&wheelwidth=7.5&offset=15&width2=265&aspect2=70&wheel_size=17&wheel_width=9&offset2=-6...

We know you don't research your vehicle's features before you buy it.

How was the install on the dash with the Hertz speakers? Any need for additional brackets or trimming the factory covers?

It extends the length of the console on the SR5 (and probably Limited?) because the 4X4 dial takes less place than the traditional transfer case shifter. I always assumed it was for pens? There's a slot inside the center console for coins. It looks like you could fit a stick of chapstick...

The whole "Stage" concept is marketing lingo created by aftermarket companies to sell packages of products as an upgrade path for customers. A lot of tuner companies use it so their communities adopted it as shorthand so you would know the extent of someone's modifications or for comparisons...

You need to take into account both offset and wheel width to determine clearance with the suspension. The lower the offset the further the distance between the center of the wheel and the mounting surface, so if the width is the same the lower offset wheel will be further from the suspension...

2016 SR5 Premium in CT, not currently listed for recall.

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Veet Skeet's build thread has some pics with the stock rack and Gobi ladder on his TRD Pro: http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/242966-veet-skeets-2017-toyota-4runner-trd-pro-super-white.html