General Location of 5G 4Runner Owners

[cbielat]

Worcester, MA

 

[Stoff96367]

Far East Okinawa, Japan

 

[ladywolf]

Middle tn here

 

[yotanut]

Bend, Oregon.

 

[barryhiram]

Live Free or Die state..............

 

[RandyDaytona]

Northern MN, on the shores of Lake Superior...

 

[Quentin]

 

[ragde11]

Corvallis, OR

 

[RiDE]

 

[limamike]

I live in Arlington...

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[Dave H]

Indianapolis, IN.... moved here from Denver :ybrick:

 

[Dongbeiren]

since the population of the mountain area is much less than other areas, so although the total voted number is small, the percentage might be actually higher.

 

[36bound]

Closest town is Romeo, MI

 

[mentalblock]

The Windy City!!

 

[echowl]

my first post

Calgary canada
2012 SR5 upgrade version( leather seat sun roof no nav) $10k more than your guys got in US , owned it 2 month.

GAS everage 12.3 L/100km
I Like this truck, except it is so soft suspension

 

[trailedition]

Extreme Off Roading Poll?

Surrey BC Canada, the larger country to the north.

My questions are: When will we have a poll to find out how many of us actually use them for what they can really do?

How many are just on road drivers? 1E?

As a TE guy I am only just getting started with learning where it will take me and what we can do stock. At this time I don't think it will ever need to be more than stock as it is already so capable except maybe one day an aggressive tire.

 

[1engineer]

Surrey BC Canada, the larger country to the north.

My questions are: When will we have a poll to find out how many of us actually use them for what they can really do?

How many are just on road drivers? 1E?

As a TE guy I am only just getting started with learning where it will take me and what we can do stock. At this time I don't think it will ever need to be more than stock as it is already so capable except maybe one day an aggressive tire.

First you have to define driving type. For example, I live in an area where 4WD could be used six months out of the year because of snow. In the summer, I take it off road almost every day but realistically when it's dry any vehicle could go where I go. When it rains that changes. Is it once a year off road? Once a month? Once a week? How many miles? You can see the dilemma with defining "off road." What if you did the Rubicon, which is hard core off road, for three days and never took your 4Runner off road again in 5 years? I think it would be safe to say 99% (or more) 5th Gen owners are on road drivers with very few miles percentage wise driven off road. Even though I drive off road almost every day I drive less than 1% of my miles each year off road. There are a lot of people on here that take their 4Runners off road a lot. There are also a lot of people on here that will never go over a curb at the mall even though they are running the tires and suspension for Moab. They like the look.

 

[Bud&Me]

Springfield, illinois :dammit:

 

[cmills]

Indiana

 

[mikey's2010SR5]

SF Bay Area, east bay to be more precise.