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Their basket pretty much eliminates using large pouches in conjunction with the panels because it bolts up in the middle of the panels. But it's nice to see so many options on the market.

Your small hands might be why you don't have an issue. That, or you buy cheap pouches with flimsy straps. All my pouches have stiff straps that don't flop down when installing them.

I have the full size bug and stone deflector in addition to the film. The factory film doesn't protect the edge of the hood or fenders. I went aftermarket and they wrapped around the leading edges. WeatherTech Products for: 2018 Toyota 4Runner | WeatherTech

hmmm.. so you don't have a need for something, so the thread is clickbait? While I don't need these, as my seats stay down anyway, I know people that would find these useful. OP: disregard what the Charlievee the douche canoe said. it's looks good, and I can see the purpose. Good luck.

Sorry, but we SHOULD be getting riled up about this tracking/privacy stuff. Why does Toyota, or any other company need to STORE information about where you go? They don't. They only do it because that information can be sold, because it has a monetary value. And that doesn't even begin to get...

Obviously you are wrong, as the pics in the original post clearly indicate.

One reason I haven't pulled the trigger on a roof rack. Some places use cheap hardware that doesn't play well with with other metals.

Keeping an eye on this.. I want a trailer, but not a RTT, as I have a decent sized dog who has to sleep with her dad, and I need to have a spot to put my kayak. Might be better to get one of the flat style with a kitchen, and just mount my kayak on that and sleep in the back of the 4Runner.

Just get the Weathertech in channel. The front use no adhesive, have better coverage, and goes down along the mirror trim. All rear visors use adhesive tape.

isn't that like $1.45 US?

I like mine. Best looking of the panels, sturdy, keeps stuff at hand, but out of the way. If you need something to make you feel better about your purchase, let it be the thought that you helped a small, veteran owned business keep people employed.

I couldn't move where I couldn't have them. Thank goodness there is nothing that would require me moving some place like Cali. I'd miss pretty much everything I have.

The 4Runner IS full ricer. Just not street performance ricer. As for the OP's question, if you read the TufSkinz description, their part is made from real carbon fiber.

If you like the look of the TRD wheel, but want a wider wheel, FN Wheels has their FN f(x) pro in 17x8, and they come in different finishes. You will need new lug nuts, but Dustin has them. If you want a set, call Dustin up, or look at what else they have. As for 'everyone' having the TRD...

2 first aid kits (small and large), Condor AR mag pouch, pistol mag pouch, and other gear when needed.