Hi all:
Been looking here and reading lots of info that helped me learn about 4runners and thus I found our 2008 Silver Limited with 31,000 miles. (Picture below)
Considered Infiniti FX35, Acura MDX, Mazda CX9, Etc, but the 4runners just made more sense for me and I've always loved the looks of these trucks.
Picked it up last week and I have to admit every time I drive it I love it more. Just ordered 4 Michelin 4 LTX® A/T2 that should arrive this Wednesday and will be put on the truck right away. I just wanted NEW rubber to start off on the right foot with the upcoming snow season (Upstate NY). We travel to the Adirondacks year around and snow can get deep. We normally drive our Mercedes E 320 2003 (rear wheel drive with General's Altimax Arctic - great passenger tire if you ever need a snow ... like GLUE on ice and snow) up there but we wanted a optional supplemental vehicle to use depending on the weather. Plan on keeping the miles low on this one. (ya right)
Look forward to learning more from these forums.
Been looking here and reading lots of info that helped me learn about 4runners and thus I found our 2008 Silver Limited with 31,000 miles. (Picture below)
Considered Infiniti FX35, Acura MDX, Mazda CX9, Etc, but the 4runners just made more sense for me and I've always loved the looks of these trucks.
Picked it up last week and I have to admit every time I drive it I love it more. Just ordered 4 Michelin 4 LTX® A/T2 that should arrive this Wednesday and will be put on the truck right away. I just wanted NEW rubber to start off on the right foot with the upcoming snow season (Upstate NY). We travel to the Adirondacks year around and snow can get deep. We normally drive our Mercedes E 320 2003 (rear wheel drive with General's Altimax Arctic - great passenger tire if you ever need a snow ... like GLUE on ice and snow) up there but we wanted a optional supplemental vehicle to use depending on the weather. Plan on keeping the miles low on this one. (ya right)
Look forward to learning more from these forums.
