I live in Northern Kalifornia and its hard enough to find the 4runner you want given demand so I can understand if Toyota isn't interested in doing a ton to further boost sales. It's a niche vehicle too boot - about 120k units sold in the US in 2017 vs. nearly 400k for the Camry. And that 120k...
Mine freezes about once a month and I have to do a hard reset by holding the knob down. I have Bluetooth on most of the time. The Entune in my wife's 2015 Highlander crashes about twice a month now. Its just buggy and I read on another thread that Toyota dealers want 150 bucks for a software...
I'm kinda speaking out of my rear end here but when aluminum car bodies first came out it was a big deal when they took damage. And to my knowledge aluminum is a lot easier to inflict damage on than steel. Back then, at least, you couldn't just hammer out a dent and no body shops would work on...
What stock wheels did it come with? My 2015 Trail w/KDSS came with some very decent forged fake beadlock wheels. I just put on KO2's and called it a day. I looked into spacers but I figure the vehicle was designed to run optimally with the setup it came with so decided to keep the stance as is...
It's fair enough that they just shut it down sometimes. Its usually approaching zero visibility when they do so.
What got me into 4WD was when I use to drive up to Oregon every year when my mom lived in Portland. Generally speaking they make you get out and put on your chains down below where...
Strongly agree with gentleman. My last two Tacoma's were 4wd and when it became trade in time...I got a premium over 2WD that was pretty much what I paid for the 4WD option. Its the only thing on a vehicle that seems to not depreciate in value meaningfully.
From your OP you clearly don't need...
The Entune isn't exactly intuitive to use. I've had my 4runner for 3 years and finally made the effort to try Entune NAV for the first time on a road trip to Disney (after trying and getting frustrated when I first bought it) . It takes, for me at least, orders of magnitude longer to pull up a...
I just replaced the stock bulbs with a a pair of Phillips X-tremeVision LED bulbs. Huge difference over the stock halogen bulbs and no modding needed. They are good enough that I wouldn't change anything unless I was going to switch to Rigid or Baja Design LED assemblies.