December 2003 4ROTM - Greenhorne
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Greenhorne
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Thanks, I think so too...
I bet they would go good with the squeeze box you got on that thing.
I went to Sears: $869.00 total which was for 5 tires, mounting, balance, valves, and Road Hazard Plus with free rotation and rebalancing. That is the "out the door" cost for me.
Not sure if that is the best... but it was the most convenient.
I bet they would go good with the squeeze box you got on that thing.
I went to Sears: $869.00 total which was for 5 tires, mounting, balance, valves, and Road Hazard Plus with free rotation and rebalancing. That is the "out the door" cost for me.
Not sure if that is the best... but it was the most convenient.
Greenhorne
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WOW! What FUN! These trucks speak for themselfs.
Thanks GatorGreg and Thai for your all your work and for this GREAT board!
Thanks GatorGreg and Thai for your all your work and for this GREAT board!
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Thai
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Satman,
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Greenhorne
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Satman,
Do take a couple others (if you don't already have them) and start a new thread as already suggested. That is a beauty and deserves it's own for sure!
Is that pin stripeing OEM or did you have it done? Is that the Strat blue color? It sure looks good!
Do take a couple others (if you don't already have them) and start a new thread as already suggested. That is a beauty and deserves it's own for sure!
Is that pin stripeing OEM or did you have it done? Is that the Strat blue color? It sure looks good!
HiluxSurfBMX
New member
Please excuse the following dumb question:
How do you get the 4ROTM?
How do you get the 4ROTM?
Satman
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Pinstripe
Greenhorne,
Thank you so much,my wife and i picked this one out(used).
It has about 19,000 miles. Where do you find the color?
Got a bit of touch up from the dealer but it only has a number:
P/N 00258-008Q0
As for the pinstripe i also had no idea,but i took a look and
in front of the front door it has this(pic)and my guess is it's oem.
Yours is great,wish i afford the tires you bought.
Greenhorne said:
Greenhorne,
Thank you so much,my wife and i picked this one out(used).
It has about 19,000 miles. Where do you find the color?
Got a bit of touch up from the dealer but it only has a number:
P/N 00258-008Q0
As for the pinstripe i also had no idea,but i took a look and
in front of the front door it has this(pic)and my guess is it's oem.
Yours is great,wish i afford the tires you bought.
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Greenhorne
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Satman,
The color is called Stratosphere Mica and as for the pin strip... I couldn't find it as an option from Toyota Corp so maybe the it was a dealer installed option. Either way, I like it.
The color is called Stratosphere Mica and as for the pin strip... I couldn't find it as an option from Toyota Corp so maybe the it was a dealer installed option. Either way, I like it.
Mr. Lambdebois
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Greenhorne said:
Any new updates on how your tire combo and rubbing issues?
I am picking up a 06 SR5 on monday and was detered when I saw there was no bfg/ at/ko in a 265/65/17.
If the 265/70/17's work I may just keep these 17's after all.
The pics look great. Thanks for sharing.
I fell in love with the bfg at ko's spending a few winters up above 7k feet in the mountain on my explorer. I am determined to get them on my 4runner.
What are my options? I want some bfg at/ ko's with out any rubbing on my stock 4runner.
Help a new toyota owner who has come from the dark side out.
Thanks,
John
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Mr. Lambdebois
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The more I look at your pics the more I want the BFG at ko's on my 4runner.
Why is there no 265/65/17? Is there not enough side wall or something?
I was saving for a jon boat but now it looks like my jon boat fund may be going to some new tires.
The differance they made on my explorer was night and day in the snow.
Now I just need to figure out what size tire I need that won't rub and also decide if I should try and grab a set of oem 16" rims....
Why is there no 265/65/17? Is there not enough side wall or something?
I was saving for a jon boat but now it looks like my jon boat fund may be going to some new tires.
The differance they made on my explorer was night and day in the snow.
Now I just need to figure out what size tire I need that won't rub and also decide if I should try and grab a set of oem 16" rims....
