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The time wax lasts depends on how much you actually drive it,garage or no garage and is it driven in a lot of inclement weather.

Listing the year probably wasn't needed but a 6th gen section is good for people asking questions early and posting new info as it comes out since the 5th gen was being discussed back in 2010 well before it actually came out.

And it sold Thanks

I ran two sets on my 4Runner since 2009 and never really had any complaints about them and snow traction and predictability was very good. Off road didn't have any issues either.

How many TRD Pro trucks actually go off road? At least the RAV4 has a revised suspension and can handle a rough fire road which really is all most people going "off road" do anyway. It is mostly a marketing ploy but it really works to sell cars and trucks for Toyota.

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I'm asking $4400/best offer for my 1999 4Runner Highlander/Sport 192k with a 85,000 mile engine Good shape with a lot of goodies. It has a CEL on with the PO171 and PO172 codes No reasonable offer refused since I need it gone and have a $3100 offer on the table. Great truck just isn't fitting...

Depends on the relationship of the person who wants to borrow it. My best friend of almost 25 years was a no brainer plus he handed me the keys to his 2017 Corvette while he had my truck plus 15 years ago my main car was in the shop during a club clash ast the dragstrip and he loaned me his '00...

191,700 and hopefully a few more years from 200k since I only put about 2500 miles a year on the truck.

Tires are likely only off maybe by 3% so if you're speedo reads 100 you are doing 97mph so the diff at 50 is barely a mile and half off. There is no TRD version and the previous owner just threw a sticker on there and not even close to where Toyota puts them. The closest thing to a TRD model...

Even a couple hundred is straining the budget and will have to go with a more mid range set and hope for the best but since the truck only see a few thousand miles a year they should last til I upgrade to a 5th gen.

I can also get several different sets for less than $100? Are they crap quality?

How much are reman'd Densos? Toyota wanted almost $200 for one.

I have a bad injector and I'm going to just replace them all while I'm at it and wondering what you guys use. I got quotes on OEM over $150 each but I see a bunch on Amazon for under $75 a set so what's up with that price diff? I did see a lot of injectors costing $40 each and on up.