How many miles do you have?

How many miles do you have?

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I just rolled past the 75k mark this weekend, but I've only put about 7k on it in the 10 months I've owned it. All new fluids, new plugs, and new brake pads since last September... no problems.
 
2004 V6 92k this am. Bought at 77k in november. I went for calipers and fluids. Expect to put another 100k on her in 3.5 years. Love the Rig so Far, thinking about buying another one for the wife next year!
 
2005 SR5 V8 purchased in Feb of this year with 90k miles. I now have 96k miles on it and no issues so far, just had the first oil change and alignment done (just did the FJC/Billie 5100 swap) and dealer told me I need a new battery. Haven't purchased a new battery yet as I'm trying to do some research on what to get.
 
Im curious to see who has cars with mileages in the 100k, 200k, and 300k+ ranges :)


jimithing said:
There's a lot more V6's responding than I thought there would be. Does anyone know if there's data from Toyota about how many V6's have been sold vs V8's?
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For this, keep in mind that pre 2003, v8 models were not available. So everyone participating in the pole with the older cars can only have either a v4 or v6 model.
 
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Zae said:
For this, keep in mind that pre 2003, v8 models were not available. So everyone participating in the pole with the older cars can only have either a v4 or v6 model.
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Hopefully all participants will notice this is a 4th gen poll.
 
05 SR5 V6, owned since December 2004. 109k miles. I'm averaging 16-17k/year.

Major issues I've had so far include:
-90k: Leaking water pump. Cost me $350 parts/labor through a friend who had a discount at a Toyota dealership

-107k: Cracked radiator. Overheated, or barely overheated (was in the red and/or touched the line... hopefully I didn't do any damage). Replaced with a Koyo radiator and Toyota Red for $400 (toyota specialist) +$100 (toyota dealership) for the pressure test. I could have saved about $200 knowing how easy it is after watching the process.

Minor issues include:
-Battery. Switched it a month or 2 ago. Optima Yellow-Top.
-Springs/Shocks. Switched it out in May. Feels like I'm driving a brand new 4runner.
-Air Filter. I installed a K&N Air Filter a year ago, but I swapped it out for an OEM Filter at 105k miles. I didn't like it too much, but that's just me.
 
06 V6 with 46k miles. I've only driven a 1000 miles this year so far. I have 2 cars and I only take the 4Runner out of the garage for snow days and when i need the cargo room.
 
07 V6 SE.....101k...dealer says my water pump is leaking...I bought a new one to replace it but so far i dont see any leaks
 
'00 SR5 and as of this morning has 199,7xx on the clock.

Most recent notables:
  • New rack & pinion (hose fitting leak) - to be fair, it's pushing a pair 315/75R16s around
  • Water pump + Timing belt
 
I bought my 2004 SR5 4WD V8 brand new with 4 miles on it, it now has 103k. I changed the timing belt and all fluids at 90k, then had my water pump replaced at 102k. That's been it, I can't complain....
 
2004 Sport V8 191,000 miles

Recently traded my 2004 sport v8 with 191,000 miles. Should have kept it, since it was still rock solid.
 
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