Recent content by panamapat

That is a fantastic way to diagnose which sensor is the culprit that needs to be replaced. I just went thru all 4 tires and spare and found that front passenger sensor is bad. Ordered a replacement on Amazon and Discount Tire will install for $15. Thanks for excellent posting on how to figure...

Looks great!

They fit perfect and do not rub the fender wells. Thx for all your help. Pat

Thanks for the timely info! I'll get the rims/tires and let you know how it goes. Pat

Thx for quick reply. I'm trying to pick up a set of wheels today, with P265/70R17 tires and put them on a 2005 stock 4Runner. I understand the wheels have a 15mm offset difference and I'm wondering if these will fit without modification. Do you think these will fit without rubbing? Thx for...

Did you have any trouble with rubbing?

How did they fit? Any modification required?

FWIW, I had in our 2007 4Runner a cold start stumble (only first 1-2 seconds), that turns out was not related to the head gasket, but instead somehow fuel injection related. I put in a treatment of high quality fuel injector cleaner and a full tank of gas. Within a few weeks the problem...

Two 4Runners, a 2005 and a 2007, both with V6 engines. Backing up a short steep muddy hill (to unload the vehicles), I put it in 4WDLo and diff engage diff lock. The 07 never has any issue with tires slipping. The 05 would slip/slide and could not get up the hill (and it has much more...

Mileage on V6 I'm getting around 18-20 in City and consistent 23-24 on highway.

07 4Runner with Dunlop AT20's was unbelievably horrible in the snow my first time out. Clearly the tires were the problem as it slide during turn-in and braking. Since tires were new, I tried siping them and it improved dramatically, but I can't wait to get rid of these and try another tire.

My brother has the V8 and he loves the power and effortless acceleration. Agree that with a larger trailer load, I'd be better off with the V8, especially in the mountains. I should plan on getting a trans cooler to extend tranny life as I was unaware that it was not included (got the factory...

I love torque and high HP vehicles (have a twin turbo V12), but I have to say the V6 in our 07 4Runner SR5 is truly amazing blend of power and efficiency. We are getting 19-21 mpg in the city (strictly 4-5 mile commutes) and on the highway (mountain driving) we get typically 21-22 mpg, and have...