4runner TRD Pro

I agree 100%. Ive used KOs for 20+ years on my 4Runners. The ones on my 94 have almost 70k on them and will need replaced this winter. I will also replace the ones on the TRDP at the same time. I spend a lot of time in the cascades and a good tire in snow is essential. I haven't used a better all terrain tire. Not a lot of snow here in Portland but I'm in the mountains at least 2 weekends a month. Plenty of snow there (509" so far this winter, 20" last weekend while I was up there). And yes that's a snow bank in front of me, not a hill covered in snow!

I'm still digging the red letters on the back. Confused by those who don't think it looks good. I ordered my blackout letters and will be painting them cement soon.
 
Saw a Barcelona red TrDP in Houston today. White still looks better imo with the contrast it shows


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Well, today is an exciting day because my TRD Pro is supposed to be built today! For those of you that ordered them, or tracked them through the build process, how long did it usually take to reach port in the US afterwards? I know that I'm probably still more than a month away, but the thought of the vehicle actually existing has me pretty excited.

Matt
 
Still looking for a Cement at MSRP. If anyone has a lead for one, let me know! And yes I've contacted 100+ dealerships so far through various methods. Thanks!!!


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Still looking for a Cement at MSRP. If anyone has a lead for one, let me know! And yes I've contacted 100+ dealerships so far through various methods. Thanks!!!


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Keep calling u will find one


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Still looking for a Cement at MSRP. If anyone has a lead for one, let me know! And yes I've contacted 100+ dealerships so far through various methods. Thanks!!!

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Try dealerships in Vegas and Phoenix. My BFF had the best luck there and eventually purchased his from Camelback Toyota in Phoenix.
 
Texas seems like the best. I had found 3 there at various times (one white in Amarillo and one white and one cement in Dallas). Virginia was a good one earlier in the year.
 
Just had our new white TRD PRO drop on our lot today, available and unspoken for! If someone would like to claim it for their own, please call me.

Jared Hansen
402-733-4445
402-290-3906

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I agree 100%. Ive used KOs for 20+ years on my 4Runners. The ones on my 94 have almost 70k on them and will need replaced this winter. I will also replace the ones on the TRDP at the same time. I spend a lot of time in the cascades and a good tire in snow is essential. I haven't used a better all terrain tire. Not a lot of snow here in Portland but I'm in the mountains at least 2 weekends a month. Plenty of snow there (509" so far this winter, 20" last weekend while I was up there). And yes that's a snow bank in front of me, not a hill covered in snow!

I could post a picture of my 14TEP pushing snow at 30+ inches with Michelins on all four corners.

Little numbers game; Average 15K annual mileage @ 10% off road is 1500 miles. Break it down monthly is 125 miles a month off the road---that's a lot of off road wheeling for the average owner. Comes to preference and driving skill. Its the driver who makes the difference or the Indian shooting the arrows that hit the target. Cheers
 
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I could post a picture of my 14TEP pushing snow at 30+ inches with Michelins on all four corners.

Little numbers game; Average 15K annual mileage @ 10% off road is 1500 miles. Break it down monthly is 125 miles a month off the road---that's a lot of off road wheeling for the average owner. Comes to preference and driving skill. Its the driver who makes the difference or the Indian shooting the arrows that hit the target. Cheers

By this logic, a Highlander may be a better vehicle for your purposes.
 

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