That's a stark contrast. German sports sedan to 4runner.
Go drive a Wrangler (no offense if there are any Wrangler owners) and then you're 4runner will feel like velvet!
Better yet, I drove my buddies Defender 90. That car makes the 4runner feel like a Lexus LS460, although I'd take the D90 any day over an LS460
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Ok, back to the point. I'm not wondering why the 4runner has a rougher ride than a German sports sedan or a Subaru. I'm comparing it to THE OTHER 4RUNNER that used to sit in my driveway.
Good news is I am getting 20 mpg combined.
Ok, back to the point. I'm not wondering why the 4runner has a rougher ride than a German sports sedan or a Subaru. I'm comparing it to THE OTHER 4RUNNER that used to sit in my driveway.
Good news is I am getting 20 mpg combined.
test drive.... a lost art
oh I comprehended it just fine..... but you test drove it decided to buy it and now are questioning the ride difference between new and old..... I take it your analytical skills were on break during the test drive? or you are just slowDitto for reading comprehension.
Forget it. Tire pressure is a big culprit, along with the 20's.
I drove every version a number of times, at a number of dealerships. The best ride was probably a used 2011 Limited I drove at Carmax. Of course, they wanted about $300 less than the MSRP on a new one for it.
You can always pick up a used set of 17" oem wheels for around $300. Would be a lot cheaper than another car. But yes, you should run the tire pressure listed on the door frame, which should be around 32psi I'd guess.
You go [MENTION=48776]dekeman[/MENTION]! I love it when someone is not afraid to be their own man!I know I'm in the minority and will die a fiery death because of the 7-inch rim, but I love my 20s, especially so with the LTX.
Inflated to 37 psi.
If you want to compare to a other LE I have a meeting in Annapolis on Thursday morning. I'd let you take mine for a spin.
Disagree. I'm driving the 5-Series eater, in sport mode, and love getting back into the truck for the way it soaks up potholes and our winter ravaged roads. Even the gas consumption is better in the 4R.