It is a certified used toyota so that might be a way to handle it. I gotta check my bumper to bumper warranty even though im sure they will have a out to not fix it.
I've had the truck for 2 years in Feb. I'm not happy about a unexpected cost like this, but it has to be fixed or it will just leak and ruin the truck. Time to get some quotes. Anyone up for a class action suit since we all have the same spot?:thumb::naughty:
You were supposed to say it would cost around 250 and be done in a day. I was hoping there would be a body shop guy cruising the forum when I posted so I could at least have a ballpark to find out if I was getting hosed or not when I get it fixed. Maybe he/she will still show up. Thanks for...
Do any of you paint experts have any ballpark of how much this will cost to get repaired? It is over the driver side where the roof meets windshield. I had noticed it a while ago and forgot about it so I'd like to try to get it fixed unless it is ridiculously expensive.
I spent my college years running around GWNF and you will be fine in your stock tires using good driving and enough sense to say when. I was just out there this week in my 2013 T4R and I never felt like I was past the stock tires that are on it. That being said, some spots are way out there...
Well, yes the factory stuff would work, but mine had no jack when i bought it. So im just looking for a replacement without necesssarily having to go OEM
What are the mudflaps everyone is using? I need to slap some on soon. I know about Husky and stuff like that. I just want to make sure that I'm not missing something cool that only people in the know have.
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I have been noticing that 4runners of any year on the used market that are any shade of red or burgundy are generally noticably cheaper than say the white of silver models. Is this standard or just something that is just coincident of where I am and the vehicles availible at this time?
I found a t4r 2006 vintage that has around 35000 miles on it at a large toyota dealer in my area. It has alot of bells and whistles and probably only met 4wd in the snow every couple of years. I currently drive a 2005 Tacoma Double Cab 4wd which had been a awesome truck and it has just crossed...