Must have (Cheap) accessories for your new 4runner!

Body side Molding

If your stickler on door dings like I am , then the color match body side molding is a must. Nothing worse then coming to your vehicle in a parking lot and seeing some car parked inches from yours and then seeing a big door ding from when they opened their door. :hunter: The red caliber covers are not a must, but sure look cool.
 

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After years of carry a wireless Key fob, putting an actual key in my pocket seemed odd.

After covering my T4R key with these little silicon covers, I can again sleep at night... :jk:

I put one on each of my two 4Runner keys.

Haha same here. I always refer to it as entering and starting a vehicle like a heathen. You mean i have to actually push a button to unlock it AND manually start it with a key?? LoL

What's worse is in MI i cant live without remote start so im going back 15yrs in time and will be adding a remote start with a fob...
 
Here is what I would think is also useful to have in the 4runner:
1. Fire extinguisher.
2. seatbelt cutter and window breaker.
3. Thermal blanket (depending where you are) and standard survival set (knife, fire, ductape ...).
4. sets of fuses & voltmeter.
5. tire pressure gauge.
6. Better interior LED lighting. Any good options there would be greatly appreciated.
7. set of tools to remove trims.
8. weatherproof floor mats if you still do not have one (see the thread)
 
Here is what I would think is also useful to have in the 4runner:
1. Fire extinguisher.
2. seatbelt cutter and window breaker.
3. Thermal blanket (depending where you are) and standard survival set (knife, fire, ductape ...).
4. sets of fuses & voltmeter.
5. tire pressure gauge.
6. Better interior LED lighting. Any good options there would be greatly appreciated.
7. set of tools to remove trims.
8. weatherproof floor mats if you still do not have one (see the thread)

I am surprised by how few people carry fuses.

Along with the other things on this list, fuses are cheap insurance...

Don't forget a small first aid kit as well.
 
First air kit

Correct,
I forgot to mention that one, having always had one in my car for years.
Also mentioned from the list a few standard bulbs (unless you have already switched all to LED).
 
Correct,
I forgot to mention that one, having always had one in my car for years.
Also mentioned from the list a few standard bulbs (unless you have already switched all to LED).

I switched to LED's and carry the originals as spares... :nod:
 
I switched to LED's and carry the originals as spares... :nod:

Which led's? Ive been meaning to look into this more. I did the swap on a ram i had and swear they kept burning out. Superbrightleds website.

I would pay more for quality leds this time around. (I thought those were at the time)
 
Here is what I would think is also useful to have in the 4runner:
1. Fire extinguisher.
2. seatbelt cutter and window breaker.
3. Thermal blanket (depending where you are) and standard survival set (knife, fire, ductape ...).
4. sets of fuses & voltmeter.
5. tire pressure gauge.
6. Better interior LED lighting. Any good options there would be greatly appreciated.
7. set of tools to remove trims.
8. weatherproof floor mats if you still do not have one (see the thread)

Here you are my friend. These would be good for cargo lighting. Uses 5050SMD LED's and with a bit of creativity, you can mount anywhere and tap power from anything.

https://www.walmart.com/ip/iJDMTOY-...niti-Jeep-Lexus-Mercedes-Nissan-Por/191763640
 

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