Recent content by Roccoeight

Sweet!

Traded my 2016 trail with 176,000 miles for a 2022 off road premium this week! Same color classic silver!

My 2016 Trail has 174,000 miles and has only been changed every 10,000 per manufacture guidelines. Runs like new and does not burn oil. I have ordered a new 2022 TRD OFF Road and will do the same interval oil change

MY 2016 Trail has 174,000 miles with only a couple minor issues. The rear window dropped and the actuator had to be replaced. Runs like it did on day one! Oil changed every 10,000 miles. Thousands of off-pavement miles. A new 2022 4Runner TRD OFF-ROAD is on order

I don't care if they ever have a 6th gen, I take a 2019 5th gen any day

I basically live in mine and travel all summer all over the country mountain biking. I have a rooftop homemade shower tank and window screens. A 5" memory foam mattress and 4 pillows. Works great anywhere you can park safely for the night and did this in the USA and Canada for the last 2 years

I have lived in my 4Runner for months at a time. I rented my house and moved into my 4Runner! I have a 5" memory foam mattress screens for the windows and a solar rooftop shower. It is all you need in just about any conditions when the weather is warm. I leveled out the rear with 2" hard foam...

I have the Crawl Control and have used it a few times each year. Most people don't need this and I probably could have got thru without it. It is good on slippery(ICY) descents and loose rock steeps including loose ledgy (STEEP) up hills. I roll a stock 16 Trail with KO2s. It is everything I...

This did not work for me but Thank You.

Are you Hoarding 4Runners? It's like not toilet paper :)

My 2016 looks exactly like that! I have other scuffs and scrapes. It adds character!

Schnebly Hill, is not the easiest trail. Totally doable and will give you a good feel for your 4Runner. It's about 12 miles as I recall. R

I had mine off-road day one! 119,000 miles later it runs and drives like new!

UPDATE November 15, 2019: The Toyota dealer admits there is an issue with rebooting and could not fix the problem. I'm going to keep after them until it is fixed. This is now on Toyota as the last update did not correct it.

Just had the dealer do my update and it was not covered for my 2016 Trail. Attempts to do this myself did not fix it. I guess if that is the biggest issue I've had in 112,000 miles I'll suck it up. First break replacement today also.