New Middle Georgia owner of a 4Runner here! Last Saturday (1/3/15) the family added a beautiful 2015 Limited in Blizzard Pearl to the garage (which is now an all Toyota garage: 2010 Tundra SR5 Double Cab TRD OffRoad 4.6 w/115k & 2008 Lexus IS250 w/ 90k). The 4Runner has the Redwood interior and the 3rd row, and is a RWD model.
I'm planning on adding the OEM Exhaust tip and getting a few of the necessities for the trunk, like the net and floor mat. I'm undecided on the running boards... I'm 6'2" and initially thought they would serve no use but to dirty my pant leg, but with further reading on the forums I'm afraid of prematurely wearing out the seat bolstering. Any thoughts?
So far the family is loving the SUV in the mere 450 miles we've had it. I really enjoy the additions the update brought for the 4Runner. I've spent a bit of time in a relative's 2011 4Runner Limited and I really feel like the refresh greatly enhances the 4Runner's bang for buck appeal, at least in terms of standard features. I love the Entune App Suite and memory seats are a welcome feature for a family truckster.
Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to the ensuing memories and miles, and learning about the truck in the forums.
Brooks
I'm planning on adding the OEM Exhaust tip and getting a few of the necessities for the trunk, like the net and floor mat. I'm undecided on the running boards... I'm 6'2" and initially thought they would serve no use but to dirty my pant leg, but with further reading on the forums I'm afraid of prematurely wearing out the seat bolstering. Any thoughts?
So far the family is loving the SUV in the mere 450 miles we've had it. I really enjoy the additions the update brought for the 4Runner. I've spent a bit of time in a relative's 2011 4Runner Limited and I really feel like the refresh greatly enhances the 4Runner's bang for buck appeal, at least in terms of standard features. I love the Entune App Suite and memory seats are a welcome feature for a family truckster.
Thanks for the welcome. I look forward to the ensuing memories and miles, and learning about the truck in the forums.
Brooks