Recent content by RoughCountry

I have LT265 70 R16 tires for the Ram. I got them about a year ago and still have lots of tread on em. EXCELLENT traction anywhere and ride down the road nicely. Takes like 50 lbs of air to fill them. They would not fit on my 4Runner as I have 17 inch rims.

I have not noticed any wind noise from my sunroof. But I have noticed water leaking from the sides of the sunroof when driving in heavy rain or through the car wash. The water does not actually get in the cab itself just along the sides of the sunroof I can see water dripping.

I have not noticed any wind noise from my sunroof but when it rains or when I go through the car wash I notice water dripping along the sides of the sunroof and its completely shut. But no water actually comes inside the cab itself.

Just bought my '04 4Runner Limited with 86,000 miles about a month ago. Now I have 90,000 miles on it. I drive 74 miles round trip from home to work and back, plus once every week or so I make a trip to Rapid City for groceries, supplies, etc....

Bone stock: commuter and weekend trails. Well actually my driveway and the Forest Service road my driveway attaches to would be considered a "jeep trail" :p I go "off-roading" everyday I leave my house!

my large mouth bass air freshener..........still not illegal to have things hanging from mirror in SD :D

What about Goodyear Wrangler SR-A's?? Those seem to be the only tires I can find for my 4Runner at Wally World(Walmart) in Rapid City. I wish Uniroyal made Destination A/T's for the 4Runner as I have those on my 99 Dodge Ram and are GREAT!

I'm interested in a bug shield too, I will keep an eye on this thread!

Unfortunately we in the 'Hills have either 85 octane(regular) or 88 octane(super unleaded w/ethanol) or the high price premium 91 octane for choices. The 85 octane sucks and I can't afford the premium stuff. So i'm stuck with 88 octane w/ethanol which is even cheaper than the regular unleaded...