Official 5th Gen T4R Off-Road pics

[T4Jumper]

Took my 4Runner off-road for the first time after the third week of owning it. I'm amazed. Walked up everything. I love it.

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[apollo]

coming down the mountain...

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[apollo]

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[TOPTEAM]

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[Tee Jay]

 

[jman41]

Squamish, BC, Canada

 

[Presa Canario]

Corkscrew and Ophir.

 

[Bar4x4]

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[HelloBeautiful]

Somewhere in Eastern Oregon

 

[EJs16]

Suspension travel is over rated.......i kind of want so sas this thing,

Also, I kinda of miss my xj

Also, I really don't miss my xj

 

[b407driver]

https://vimeo.com/193538439

Not sure you can copyright a video in which you used music for which you paid no licensing fees.

Just a thought.

PS: If, however, you paid to license the music for said use, I take it all back but do suggest you never drive Shafer again if those were the thoughts going through your head.

 

[Traveltocamp]

Top of the world - Moab Utah

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[jacksparrow]

Top of the world - Moab Utah

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Those tires look skinny in the picture.

 

[STX4Runner]

Those tires look skinny in the picture.

That's probably because they're 255s

 

[Khjphoto]

Animas forks

https://vimeo.com/193104552

 

[jcrown7]

First contr. to this post, plenty of pics!

 

[blacksheep4]

Cedar Tree Trail, Tillamook State Forest. Got out to explore a bit, didn't plan on doing any technical stuff but couldn't help but check this one out. The wet conditions made the tight and hilly trail a bit challenging and I had my first chance to really use my sliders. Very happy with the abuse they were able to absorb, would not have been a happy ending without them. No pictures of some of the more difficult sections since I was alone, but the truck really impressed me in a few spots where I starting to question what I had gotten myself into haha. When I thought I was really f***ed for good the locker got me over and around the giant slippery boulder in the last picture (of course it never looks as bad in the pictures, but the truck was so tilted that the slider was at my waist level there) :rain:

 

[2014-4R]

Looking for some help. A few of my buddies and I are trying to put together a list of MUST DO OFF-ROAD TRAILS in the PNW. We're in the Seattle area but we're thirsty to get out of the city and get the rigs dirty! Any and all trails and locations would be great!! Thanks!


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I'd say trail 311 at Evan's Creek is pretty bad ass. Naches "wagon trail". Tahuya area. Trail 686 near Naches. These are mild to wild. I'd say 686 would be a challenge and tahuya would be mild...excluding some stand alone rock climbs and Hill climbs.

 

[rochmpr]

A few from Saturday from Slick Rock and Deer Valley.

 

[T4Jumper]

I went up to NH on Saturday and hit the trails with the ENH crew. I gave the T4R a great workout. Used the skids and sliders multiple times and was once again amazed at how well it does. Atrac and the locker do wonders.

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