Third Row Set 4runner

Mark7411

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Third Row Seat 4runner

Is there any possible way to add a third row seat to a 2011 SR5 4runner. I wish I would have purchased this option when i bought it. Thanks
 
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Is there any possible way to add a third row seat to a 2011 SR5 4runner. I wish I would have purchased this option when i bought it. Thanks

Someone on this forum added a 3rd row to their trail edition. Do a search.

These guys do 4 runners, but their website only says through 2009

Third Row Seating Suv, Suv 3rd Seat, Toyota 4Runner 3rd Row Seat, 3rd Row Seat For A Ford Explorer, 3rd Row Expedition Seat

I bought an SR5 with the third row. I REALLY wanted a trail, but the engineers at Toyota assume that anyone who has more than 3 kids would NEVER want a trail edition. :crybaby:
 
I would like to do this too. I wish I had ordered a Third-row model on my '11 Limited. Is there anyway to do this? Can toyota parts be used to make this conversion?

There is nothing on the aftermarket that I am aware of.... I am aware that there is an aftermarket provider (littleseats.com) that makes and sells 3rd row seating for SUV's, but as of today, they do not make anything for the 5th gen 4runner.

Any advice? I am outgrowing my 4runner, and need more seats for the kids.
 
Someone on this forum added a 3rd row to their trail edition. Do a search.

These guys do 4 runners, but their website only says through 2009

Third Row Seating Suv, Suv 3rd Seat, Toyota 4Runner 3rd Row Seat, 3rd Row Seat For A Ford Explorer, 3rd Row Expedition Seat

I bought an SR5 with the third row. I REALLY wanted a trail, but the engineers at Toyota assume that anyone who has more than 3 kids would NEVER want a trail edition. :crybaby:

You mean two kids - packing a 3rd kiddie seat in there is tight, and getting a struggling little person in and out of there is a "challege".

That company's stuff looks VERY cool - rear-facing (no miserable 3rd row climb like on the stock units), removable, and meets federal standards (whatever they're worth).
 

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