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Rocky Mountain High Continental Divide

16,000 on my '15 SR5.....I'm going be driving this until I'm 90!!

Been running 85 octane here in Colorado in ALL my Toyotas that call for for regular for 33 years with ZERO issues. There is the same amount of Oxygen in the air at altitude as at sea level it's just the air is less dense.

It would help this thread if the OP had some pictures of the under body posted. If the underneath is all scratched up, with some dents and rust does that constitute "normal use" or is that considered abuse? Isn't there a mediation process for these kind of situations?

:popcorn: Now I'm sub'd

Agreed. LHM sucks. I can not figure out how they stay in business. Treated me bad when I was buying the 4Runner. Salesman wouldn't even let me look at a Trail. Went to Mountain States to get it and they were great.

The T4R needs an interior/dash/technology upgrade much like the new Wrangler just received and I'm sure that if Toyota doesn't do a complete redesign it will at least need to do this to drive sales.

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<<<<<<< Hefty custom built these bumpers to the design I wanted for my Burb and I did have to wait 6+ months, went to the shop when they were ready and they mounted them for me, they are good guys but communication could have been better.

I'll be surprised if it isn't the 3.5 that's in the Tacoma; it is a long standing practice for Toyota to use the same engine across multiple models.

Coolio

It would take 2 minutes and not 2 hours to figure out something ain't right. A simple look at the rims. That is a quick tell-tale sign nowadays of the trim level. Silver lining is that yes you did get an extremely well built SUV. If something sounds to good to be true, it usually isn't.

Staged

Cutting firewood