Those nice wheels and a loaded 4runner and they go and buy the cheapest tires that you can get without buying nonames. Come on and get some decent rubber.
Those nice wheels and a loaded 4runner and they go and buy the cheapest tires that you can get without buying nonames. Come on and get some decent rubber.
haha wow whats funny is my gf has those same rims but they are made by bbs.
they look EXACTLY the same and this whole time i didnt know they were also built by TRD haha
Here's another cop 4Runner on Oahu in front of the Waikiki substation. It was really cool to see all the cop car 4Runner, my wife thought I was weird for getting excited.
On the other hand, if you drive a 4Runner, other drivers tend to "behave" around you since there is a chance that an off-duty officer is behind the wheel.
I once saw a motorcyclist get pulled over after doing a wheelie on the highway in front of what turned out to be an off-duty officer. The officer activated his visor-mounted blue lights and pulled behind the guy. I'm pretty sure they're supposed to call for an on-duty officer, but if you do something dumb enough, it makes sense that they'll take action.
The tell-tale sign -- look for a little antenna on the driver or passenger-side cargo-area window.