My 1999 SR5 4WD has 197,000. In February I will be visiting the local mountains with my son (2022 4Runner TRD PRO) , so I’ll be watching closely to see when I hit 200,000.
I bought a one owner 2006 V8 limited with 140,000 miles last month. The body and interior look new. The previous owner was 66 and he was the only driver with a few grocery runs with the wife driving it. It had a soft spot on the passenger side frame rail due to the AC drain but is now fixed. Drives like a new truck
My youngest son gets his license in June and his full license 9 months later. I will most likely give it to him. I always wanted a 4Runner in high school so might as well live vicariously through him.
I'm 61 and my odometer broke long ago. MY 2006 SR5 V6 has faired much better. 225k and still looking good. Rebuilt front end at 200k and have only replaced the alternator once and brakes every 4 years. The calipers freeze before the pads wear out.
2006 w/over 248,000 miles. Bought it from my brother in law at around 160,000. Well maintained both by him and by me. I'm considering a full engine rebuild at around 300,000-350,000 miles.
2006 w/over 248,000 miles. Bought it from my brother in law at around 160,000. Well maintained both by him and by me. I'm considering a full engine rebuild at around 300,000-350,000 miles.
My baby has 230k on the meter. 2nd owner and have done regular oil changes and brakes ,tires …you know the consumables. Still runs like the day I bout it 10 yrs ago.
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I think I’ve responded to this post a few years ago. It will be 18 years in Feb 2023, 190,300 miles currently. V6. This pic was taken after the full body paint job. Runs great!
I just rolled 244,000 miles on my 2005 V6 Sport - 1 owner - worst trouble it ever gave me was a seized front caliper. This is my daily driver and I keep it in tip top shape. Other than general maintenance and tuneups it's been practically bullet proof. I'll drive it until the wheels fall off.