Recent content by Monsoon1126

Yeah....you're probably right. I guess I let my frustration get the best of me, because you should of seen me when I got home. I came fairly close to launching both. There is another dealership about 45 min. from here. I will wait for a response on Monday from the local guys. Thanks, Mike

Well....I spoke to the Toyota dealership again today. I had to go through the details of my warranty which I found on the Toyota Canada website. I went pretty hard at them for not knowing the details of the ECP warranty. He explained that the program is administered by another part of Toyota...

Ironically enough, I just arrived from the local Toyota dealership and had the same news from the service tech. A transfer case leak at the actuator. I have a 2003 V8 Sport with 100,000 km. I opted for the Toyota Extra Care Package comprehensive warranty which covers the vehicle for another 2...

I also live in Canada and I've equipped my '03 4Runner with Toyo Open Country G-02 winter tires. I'm very satisfied with their traction capabilities in both dry and wet winter conditions.

Could you post some pics of your 4Runner with the 2/1 Cornfed lift installed running stock tires? I am looking at the same for my truck; however, was concerned that I'd have to go out and spend on new tires.

I purchased and installed Westin's Platinum Series Ner Bars for my '03 4Runner Sport. I'm assuming that you're refering to the same type of side step bars. The step bars came with all of the necessary hardware which bolted right onto the frame using factory holes (no drilling or modifications...

I was looking at the Husky liners but was concerned with the fact that they have such a high lip/wall and that my foot would catch it everytime I entered the vehicle. I also found that the Husky liners looked cheap, almost like a thin rubber tray as my buddy just installed them in his Jeep...

Sorry to hear about the disappointment. I was just about to order a set for my 03 4Runner which would cost me over $250 with the cargo liner. I'm glad that I read your post. I will opt for the OEM mats and OEM all-season mats. Good luck.

The Toyo's are 265/65/17. Mike

What do you plan on running for tire size? I just bought a 03 4Runner SE and immediately invested in aftermarket rims and 265/65/R17 Toyo Open Country A/T tires as well as nerf bars and a bull bar with skid plate. Now looking at it, I would like to increase the lift as I find the truck...

Here's another pic showing the tires on the truck. Mike

Toyo Open Country A/T I haven't tried them in the snow as I run my OEM alloy rims with Toyo Open Country snow tires (they run excellent in Canadian winter). As for the wet weather, the Open Country A/Ts are also excellent. Here's a pic of the tires on the rims. Mike

Toyo Open Country A/T After spending some time researching everything that's available in a tire, I chose the Toyo Open Country A/T. Tire looks great, aggressive tread for off-roading, yet very smooth handling on the highway. I also took the time to invest in four black 17"x9" black Helo...

Hey guys. I'm new to this forum; however, not new to the Toyota familly. I've owned a '98 Tacoma, 2001 4Runner and currently drive a 2003 Sienna XLE Limited and 2003 Silver 4Runner Sport V8. I bought the truck last month and it is my first used vehicle. So far the truck hasn't disappointed...