Recent content by dawhoo

SOLD I have 2 sets of Toyota 4Runner TRD wheels from new 2018 TRD 4Runners. These are the chrome with black inlay and black inlay caps from the new 4Runner TRD and SR5 Premium. 1 set has about 200 miles, the other has never been on the road +$50. Only real difference is some break dust and...

Picked up my 2018 TRD Premium in Super white on 1/31/2018 - would prefer the flat hood. In Charleston SC. Sorry - the wife vetoed and the hood stays.

I think that may rub on stock with mudguards. I have only a few MMS of clearance at full turn.

Getting dark fast here so about the best I could do

I like the look but know it's not for everyone. 32.1" so not much of a difference but the ride is a tiny bit better. It I really like the way it looks. I have the SR5 4x2 with no lift Fills the wheel well well No rub at full turn forward or back and have OEM mudguards. Ride is a...

I have the BFG KO2 C class on every vehicle I've owned in the last 5+ years. As for sand, I drive on OBX sand a lot and it's not the tire as much as it is how you drive and tire pressure. I used to pull jeeps out of the sand with my 74 LTD Squire station wagon. Loose sand needs low pressure...

I have the grey version of those rims, had them on my Tacoma as well. Both the Tacoma and the 4Runner are white and I have to say, the black looks better on the 4Runner. Sweet!

The 265/70/17 C load without raised whitewall lettering are 44lbs each and that's 11lbs less per tire than the 275s.

Dos Quatro Corredores

now with the SEMA and KO2s

I know someone who did that and immediately hated them from day one. They road in mine on the Tacoma and loved them, but on the 20s, they were a bit harsher ride. But deal-able is subjective, but personally, I thought they looked odd on 20s.

They are taller but should fit and nearly 10lbs less than the 275/70/17 E rated. But depending on where you go, they might not mount them with the 4Runner as the load rating is less than stock, depending on which year you have.

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Going to look different by Monday. Getting the KO2s with the grey SEMA rims, but I love those TRD/Trail rims, they looks awesome