What did you do to/in your 5th Gen today?!

Installed my Frontrunner quick release RTT kit (feels good to be able to take the RTT off/on in 30 seconds) and went on a drive to explore the Marin Headlands

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Went and got a Tree. Forgot to take obligatory picture so to give you an idea here you go. Love the dirt spray
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We drag our tree up from the basement storage room every year. We had a live tree 18 years ago when we first got married. She hated it so much, that I'm pretty sure the marriage would have ended had we got one the second year..LOL.
 
We drag our tree up from the basement storage room every year. We had a live tree 18 years ago when we first got married. She hated it so much, that I'm pretty sure the marriage would have ended had we got one the second year..LOL.

Really? I love it and so does my fiancee. There is nothing better than going out and finding a tree. To each their own :bigok:
 
I had to dust mine off this morning. Winter is finally here I suppose.
 

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How many miles do you have on your 4Runner? Wheel bearings should last quite some time in my experience.

I had to replace one on my 2011 earlier this year at around 115k.

I'm close to 180K Miles - all but a few thousand miles with 1.25" Spidertraxx. Have a little play and some groaning when cornering. Planning on swapping both sides - already have the assemblies on-hand from Maron 2 Bumper, and have new rotors and pads ready to swap in since they have to come off in any regard...

Rock on! :cool:
 
Not as bad as GM trucks anyway. All of my co-workers that have GM 1500 series trucks go through wheel bearings about every 30K miles.
They wheel offroad as much as I do, and those trucks are made to pull boats. Even the ones with lifts are missing the lower part of their bumpers, if not the whole bumper.
 
Actually, yeah it is Sand Lake lol. Long Beach is also a good one.

Did not know about Long Beach, can you give me more info?

I enjoy beach/sand driving. No rocks no pinstripes. And fun to see the 2WD trucks stuck and pull them out with my little mid-size SUV.
 
Did not know about Long Beach, can you give me more info?

I enjoy beach/sand driving. No rocks no pinstripes. And fun to see the 2WD trucks stuck and pull them out with my little mid-size SUV.

Bahahaha, I'll occasionally switch it to 2WD and dig my rear wheels in to the sand then try to get out - with a friend around at least. Never gotten stuck yet.

Long Beach is at the most southern point of WA. It's the countries longest beach you can drive on, I think it's something like 15 miles of beach you can drive down.
 

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