J.A.
Senior Member
All the 5th gen wheels are 5.5" circle diameter same as 4th gen. The also all have a 15mm offset (inset), like the FJC whereas the 4th gen 4R has 30mm. The SR5 sizing is 17x 7J, the Trail is 17x 7.5J and the LTD is 20x 7J.
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All the 5th gen wheels are 5.5" circle diameter same as 4th gen. The also all have a 15mm offset (inset), like the FJC whereas the 4th gen 4R has 30mm. The SR5 sizing is 17x 7J, the Trail is 17x 7.5J and the LTD is 20x 7J.
Tempsho
New member
2010 SR5 4x4 :cheers:
Is it just me, or do those gauges look a little strange? I feel I have to tilt my head to the side to see them normal. Probably something you would get used to I guess.
Other than that, I'm really digging the Limited's with the pearl white. Pretty sharp looking!
sandcrawler
Senior Member
more familiar than strange, actually. a little too closely resembling the lousy 4G gauges, if you ask me. not really digging the pseudo-carbon fiber look either, personally. the optitron's are pretty hot, tho…
adoihcj
New member
I wish my SR5 had the Optitron's. I believe they are standard in the Camry, so why not offer it in all 4Runner models????
sandcrawler
Senior Member
are optitron gauges included in the SR5 "upgrade" package?
sandcrawler
Senior Member
that's what i thought. thanks.
war07eagle
New member
war07eagle
New member
Why does it have a pin stripe? I dunno, came with it
Are they hard to remove? I dunno, afraid to try
E-How makes it sound sorta simple, but it really doesn't bother me that its there, at least yet.
I kinda wanna take of the SR5 badge tho
Also my car came with "First Place Finish" with the little window sticker and what not, some searching makes it sound like something that gets you a free wax ever six months, I know I should just call the dealer, but does anyone out here have experience with it, is it even worth chasing or should I just wash my own junk.
Went to target earlier, some lady walking out had a sequoia parked not far from me and said hey is that the new sequoia body style? and then said "oh, wait there is a Huge 4runner on the back, guess I should read more"
I just laughed, at her
Finally, after 218 miles and 3 weeks, I still havent figured out what im supposed to do with this trunk tray, JAPAN, we are not THAT lazy!
Are they hard to remove? I dunno, afraid to try
E-How makes it sound sorta simple, but it really doesn't bother me that its there, at least yet.
I kinda wanna take of the SR5 badge tho
Also my car came with "First Place Finish" with the little window sticker and what not, some searching makes it sound like something that gets you a free wax ever six months, I know I should just call the dealer, but does anyone out here have experience with it, is it even worth chasing or should I just wash my own junk.
Went to target earlier, some lady walking out had a sequoia parked not far from me and said hey is that the new sequoia body style? and then said "oh, wait there is a Huge 4runner on the back, guess I should read more"
I just laughed, at her
Finally, after 218 miles and 3 weeks, I still havent figured out what im supposed to do with this trunk tray, JAPAN, we are not THAT lazy!
eskimochaos
Banned
that trunk tray is for vertically challenged people that cant reach into the back of the trunk without climbing up in there.
dwulffusa
New member
I think it is very practical, other than the grit and small objects that will find themselves into the rails.
When the car is dirty, you can pull the tray out when loading, without soiling your pants trying to reach into the back.
You can sit on it while putting your golf shoes on, or removing your cycling cleats without getting your pants dirty on the bumper or accidentally burning your leg on the tailpipe.
Oh and there's tailgating, nice appetizer tray!
Titanpat57
Senior Member
I've used mine to put my compressor on, tablesaw, toolbags and cabinets. It's nice to have the stuff slide out so it doesn't have to drug across the bumper...the extra inches is a well thought out idea. It'll be especially nice with a 12v fridge loaded
sandcrawler
Senior Member
i've noticed that (as far as i can tell) not a single one of the new 2010s posted here seems to be sporting the lousy Dunlop Grandtrek tires… that's cool.
ralphpolo88
New member
Nah, check out posts #2, 23, 37, just to name a few.
adoihcj
New member
I wonder if it's a regional thing? My SR5 has the Bridgestone's http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...n-t4r-owners-picture-thread-6.html#post481516
sandcrawler
Senior Member
i stand corrected!
ralphpolo88
New member
i wish that wasn't the case!
Mine in 7 days....
They are sure in short supply up here in Alberta. And the dealers refuse to deal. So I bought one from the next province over and got a screaming deal. It's a 50 minute cheap flight, and a 5 hour drive back to save THOUSANDS.
Mine is a Grey Limited. I'm getting Blizzaks pre-installed and balanced. Then I'll keep those on the stock wheels and by spring, I hope someone here can point me in the right direction (or do it now) to some super-cool 20" rims, and use the stock tires as "summers".
I'll post pics as soon as I arrive home in Edmonton. Lots of snow here so can't wait to thrash around. And I'm going to put some HID's in, so again, if anyone has hints/kits they recommend.....
They are sure in short supply up here in Alberta. And the dealers refuse to deal. So I bought one from the next province over and got a screaming deal. It's a 50 minute cheap flight, and a 5 hour drive back to save THOUSANDS.
Mine is a Grey Limited. I'm getting Blizzaks pre-installed and balanced. Then I'll keep those on the stock wheels and by spring, I hope someone here can point me in the right direction (or do it now) to some super-cool 20" rims, and use the stock tires as "summers".
I'll post pics as soon as I arrive home in Edmonton. Lots of snow here so can't wait to thrash around. And I'm going to put some HID's in, so again, if anyone has hints/kits they recommend.....
