First Toyota - a T4R

fishhead

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Got my very first Toyota today, after 5 Subarus, 3 Honda, and a Nissan. It's an 06 4Runner v6 auto, dark gray, 4wd, 17" allow wheels, moonroof, and other cool stuff.

I wanted to get back to driving the beaches for fishing ... it's been 15 years since my Pathfinder died, and haven't had a 4X4 since. I originally set out to get a Tacoma, but I wanted all the new features, but liked the 01-04 looks, so it wasn't meant to me.

Toyota has a good name when it comes to beach vehicles, so here I am. Glad to have found a good forum for 4Runner owners!
 
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There she is ... ready to rock the beaches :trophy:

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Pretty 4Runner. I wish we'd have some snow down in FL, but its not meant to be. How does it handle the snow? Ive heard a few complaints because of the low ride height, but Im skeptical.
 
:welcome: You made a great choice on a 4runner!

I had 2 Nissans before, xterra and titan, with some minorl problems but ive never had any problems from my 07 with 75,xxx! :trophy:

Goog luck and have fun! :cheers:
 
Pretty 4Runner. I wish we'd have some snow down in FL, but its not meant to be. How does it handle the snow? Ive heard a few complaints because of the low ride height, but Im skeptical.

I've had it just 10 days now, but I've had some snow and ice to drive on. No vehicle handles the snow like the car I traded in ... and 04 Forester, but the 4Runner seems fine. Problem is, around here some times the roads change from dry to snow covered in a blink. Initially I left it in RWD until I get onto snow and then then switch to 4WD on the fly. However, those icy patches can pop up in front of you quickly, so I am leaning towards just keeping it in 4WD on days like that, at least until I hit the main highways!

I went searching for snow covered parking lots that weren't plowed, like at the county parks ... it seemed to handle it well, but it's not like a good snow covered road ... I guess I'll hope for one more good snow before spring, so I can REALLY give it a test ;):
 

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