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I hit 100k a couple months ago in my 2012! My wife took this pic. We were driving at the time, but I couldn’t let the opportunity pass.

mbash24 - sorry i didn't get back to you, been a crazy couple of months for me. i don't remember what the shipping was for them. it was a while ago. i wish i could remember exactly how i had them shipped to me so i could help you out. i'll see if i still have the box they were shipped in...

I was able to get my N-Fabs over here. I think what I had to do was have them sent to my in-laws and they shipped them out from there.

I am. Stationed in Belgium at SHAPE. What about you?

I paid $36.6K total for my brand new 2012 SR5 4x4 w/ 3rd row seats. Little bit different situation for me since I bought it through a military dealership and didn't pay taxes or anything. Just some food for thought.

I left the tabs on. Once you know how they work, they really aren't too bad. Jast make sure you remove the back bolts last. You don't want a face full of skid plate. Having said that, I don't find the need to jack the front of the truck. When my skid touches the ground, it's at the right angle...

I do what I can

Here is some good reading about your question. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-gen-t4rs/133871-using-part-time-4wd-dry-pavement-te-sr5.html

Reminds me of my first rescue. Gorgeous dog!

I have 3 pups. All love the 4Runner. It's a fight to keep them out of it whenever we open the back and they're outside. We have a 7 yr old huskey (Anna), a 6 yr old shetland sheepdog (Sandy), and the newest addition is an 8 month old australian shepherd (Cooper aka dumb dumb).

Bah-dum-tss :drum:

As far as I know, all models have the sensors. I have a 2012 SR5 and it has sensors. It is just a single light, but I'm not sure exactly what the trigger point is. Also, there is no TPMS in the spare. EDIT ^^^ Wssboard18 beat me to it.

T-Rex

There's an FJ near me dipped in desert tan and it looks AWESOME! In fact, I never liked FJs until I saw this one. I am strongly considering giving my wife the 4Runner and buying an FJ for myself.

My 2 cents. Minivans are the way to go for expanding families. Strollers take up a ton of space and you almost always have to have them. Functionality/ease of use is huge when you have little ones; and it doesn't get much easier than a van. I love my 4Runner (my girls are 8 and 6), but if I...