Miguelon
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Yes. Most of them carry back to 2010 and up too.
If you guys come up with other items I will edit and add them to the list in the first post.
I didn't see any reference to the UnLimited trim level:lol:
Yes. Most of them carry back to 2010 and up too.
If you guys come up with other items I will edit and add them to the list in the first post.
Over the past month or so we have had quite the influx of either new 4Runner owners or those looking to purchase. With them in mind I wanted to start a thread listing the DIFFERENCES between models.
For example: A LE is the only model that you can get full time four wheel drive. A TE model is the only model with KDSS, etc. Some items shouldn't be listed as differences like wheels because wheels are easy to order and install across models. Skids are another item that is easy to change for example.
I think it would muddy the water so to speak if we broke it out in the "Premium" or "Non Premium" models so we will keep it at pretty much ANY major differences between the SR5, TE, TRD Pro and LE. This means you might have to buy the "Premium" edition of the model but you can get it with that model.
So to get it started with the basic differences between models:
2015 SR5
-Conventional Suspension
-Part time 4WD avaiable
-All standard features and convenience packages
2015 TE can have all features (or deletions) that can be had on a SR5 and
-KDSS Suspension
-Multi Mode 4WD controls
-Rear E Locker
-Hood Scoop
-Front and rear TE specific plastic cladding
-Lever actuated Automatic Disconnecting Differential instead of Electric Actuated.
-Contrasting seat stitching
-Interior trim cladding a darker color.
*Delete sunglass holder
*Delete 3rd Row Seating
2015 TRD Pro can have all the features (or deletions) that can be had on a TE and
-TRD Pro Conventional suspension
-Orange Paint Color
-TRD Pro Badging (includes the front grille sleeve and Toyota logo)
*Delete KDSS Suspension
*Delete Sunroof
2015 LE model can have all the features that can be had on the SR5 and
-Push button start
-LE specific body cladding
-XREAS Suspension
-Full Time 4WD available
-Auto Headlights
-Dual Automatic Climate Controls
-JBL Sound and Speakers
-Leather trimmed seating
-Ventilated seats
-Keyless Touch Entry
-Memory Driver's seat
-Wood grain Interior
-Powered Running Boards
These are options that would be either expensive or difficult to add unlike wheels or skids. What am I missing?
Whats the diff between Part time 4WD on my Trail Premium vs Full time 4WD on limited edition?
is one better than other?
Read the link in my signature.
If you want a Third Row seat option and a 2015, looks like you are stuck with a SR5 http://www.toyota.com/4runner/ebrochure/
so tired of you always turning threads into PRO threads lol[MENTION=66316]1engineer[/MENTION] Color update to the Pro on your original post?
so tired of you always turning threads into PRO threads lol
Huh? where did you see that? From the link above under the optional features for the Limited
"Leather-trimmed 50/50 split fold-flat third-row seat and sliding
second row with passenger-side one-touch access to third row"
When I was looking for one in December, more than half of the Limited models seemed to have third row seats which is something I didn't want. You can't get a third row seat on a Trail or a Pro.
I had the hardest time finding a 15 LE withOUT 3rd row!
Read the link in my signature.
I believe you are talking about the spoiler above the window. It houses the rear wiper.I don't know that name of that piece of metal/trim/ thing that sticks out
over the top of the back window is so its hard to ask about it.
I don't like it and was wondering what model year it started.
I dont want to buy too old a year yet don't want that thing either.
The 4Runner is already tall for me. Trying to get a kayak up there
is going to be hard. Currently on my S10 Blazer I have a roller kayak system but I start with leaing the kayak on the back hatch/roof line, lifting up the bottom so the whole weight of the kayak is the car and sliding it up.
That fin thing is in the way! Looks like I'm going to have to consider giving up 4wd.
I don't like it and was wondering what model year it started.
I dont want to buy too old a year yet don't want that thing either.
Looks like I'm going to have to consider giving up 4wd.
I don't know that name of that piece of metal/trim/ thing that sticks out
over the top of the back window is so its hard to ask about it.
I don't like it and was wondering what model year it started.
I dont want to buy too old a year yet don't want that thing either.
The 4Runner is already tall for me. Trying to get a kayak up there
is going to be hard. Currently on my S10 Blazer I have a roller kayak system but I start with leaing the kayak on the back hatch/roof line, lifting up the bottom so the whole weight of the kayak is the car and sliding it up.
That fin thing is in the way! Looks like I'm going to have to consider giving up 4wd.
I believe you are talking about the spoiler above the window. It houses the rear wiper.
Also you might consider something like this: Malone mpg350 Stinger Kayak Load Assist Module - RackWarehouse.com
I already have a hully roller system. That spoiler would still be in the way.
IMO its a stupid thing, I don't ever use my rear wiper anyway but nothing I can do about it.
So I'd have to back to a 2009.
Thanks for the info.
What I meant by 4WD is that the 4runner is about all that's left out there with "real" 4WD that is a mid size SUV
I find it interesting that you are choosing your vehicle around a rack system rather than the other way around. Must be a very special rack.