Damn brah, sweet pose for the car, you.....fail.

u r from jersey BRAH everything you do is FAIL

Congratulations on your new TE. I have the identical truck, salsa red, and I am delighted with it. I picked it up in January. I live in Tennessee, but I spend every summer on the road out West. I had the new 4R off-road in the Sierra north of Donner Summit, in the Panamint Valley, out on the Black Rock Desert, up in Mono Craters, and many other locations. The truck performed perfectly mechanically, but I cannot say the same for the stock tires. You did the right thing, and I need to do that before I drive out West again next summer. My last vehicle was a 2002 Rodeo, and in seven years 160K miles I had a single flat tire. This summer I had three flats at different times, all on separate tires. For the first one I didn't have a plug kit, and had to drive lightly with no spare until I got to a repair shop (I highly recommend Miller Towing and Repair in Lone Pine, CA - best in the Eastern Sierra). These were Bridgestones, but they seem like short-life road tires, and why would Toyota put such crappy tires on the Trail Edition, when they are pushing it as being so off-road-worthy? I plan to pursue that question.

I love my 2010 TE - best vehicle I have had, after two Troopers and a Rodeo, it's Toyotas for me.

Is the rear Husky the size of the sliding tray or bigger? (i.e. can you slide it out ok with the cover)?

Why didn't got with the Weathertech?

That is some Hilarious **** right . When I think of dirty jersey I think of Jerseylicious.

Nice ride btw.

Ordered the Shrockworks Rock Sliders today in Flat Black, can't wait to put them on.

HAHAHA!!! Im Gonna Have To Agree!

That's cool, quit hatin' and go watch the jersey shore with your buddy.

Dude seriously. Just look at yourself.

Same size and it slides out fine no problem. The husky liners are deeper and more of a custom fit, not to mention it covers the front, middle and back. I might be wrong but I don't think weathertech has a complete set like that.

Want to be more specific "DUDE"

did you saw an 98 red 4runner with a roof rack by any chance?

cause, me and my friend was there on Monday looking for parts and the TE 4runner was on the lot that day.. If I remembr correctly, that was the only salsa red TE 4runner they had the whole lot..

I go to the range and my buddy's house up in Dunnigan.

Wanna have a 4runner range day? lol

Now that sounds like a date!!

Ordered a train horn kit from Horn Blasters but having problems with the air tank because its 5 gallons, just to big and bulky for me. Trying to find a smaller slimmer one to mount underneath the truck.



This is the Kit I ordered except for the compressor was upgraded to the 444c

HornBlasters Conductor's Special Model 540 Train Horn Kit

Viair 444C Air Compressor Kit (444C/Chrome)

If i can find the right air tank i will be upgrading the pressure switch to 200psi which will make the horn even louder. I also plan on getting an air hose connection so that I have the capability to put air in my tires or use tools and what not.

Ordered a new air tank from AutoAnything.com and the guy was really cool, when i called i asked him if he had any promo codes or could help me on the price and he gave me $5 off.



VIAIR 2.5 Gallon Air Tank - 200 PSI (91028)
•Dimensions: 23.5" x 6" x 7.5"
•Six 1/4" Ports
•Maximum Working Pressure: 200 PSI

Looks like i have an extra 5 gallon air tank now if anyone is really interested just shoot me a private message. It has all 1/2" Ports and is solid black.

I plan on mounting the viair underneath the truck to the frame, i made some measurments and it should fit nicely.

On a side note, i got a 5 gallon no spill gas can, and was having trouble filling it up because of the newer nozels at the gas station, the nozel has to be pressed up against the can to work but when the gas inside touches the nozel it senses it and shuts off, any tips?