What’s your first mod gonna be?

My first mods were tires and a roof rack, next up are a radio, more suspension travel, and some creature comforts.
 

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My spare tire winch is broken so I’m looking to get a tire carrier put on the back. Maybe one that goes in through the hitch.
 
No mods for me. Just trying to get back more to original. 2nd Gen, just needs fresh paint and stock wheels, other than that, ready to go.
 
My first mod was Spidertraxx spacers. I'm still running them over a year later, but I want to ditch them for wheels that just have the offset I want.
 
Fist mod will be some AT tires, followed by a lift. What goes first tho. I want some 285 tires on stock rim, I’ve been reading that I would need a lift first for bigger tires, others say 285 will fit on stock height by pulling and repositioning the front fender.
 
First big mod is going to be upgraded tires and wheels (I want AT tires). First small accessory is going to be bug screens- I plan to camp out of the 4Runner.
 
Hoping to install a lift kit on my 2008 SR5. 3" in the front/2" in the rear. However, looking at parts has given me quite the headache.
 
I got a few in my first go:

AJT fob for 22+ (the spare key keeps falling out);
Center console tray (too soon to tell);
Gas cap holder (ibid);
Ceramic coating and 3M crystalline tint go on in 10 days.

If anyone has any experience with crystalline tint I’m eager to hear real world reviews.

I’m hoping to clear out the rear seats and get a luno mattress in the rear along with RSG skids, sliders, and some AT tires to start off road camping soon.

Any suggestions are welcome.
 
I have a 2002 sr5, and after I fix an upper ball joint and ruptured brake line, I want to put a 2 or 3 inch lift on it and get wheels and tires. Still trying to decide if I want a cheaper spacer lift ($249 rough country) or a more expensive full suspension lift.
 
I've had my 3rd gen for a while, but my first addition had to be those wide-angle mirror attachments. Such a simple way to improve the driving experience, especially when getting used to a new vehicle. 10/10 would recommend.

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