You were gifted $1,000 to spend on your 4R, what’s the first thing you buy?

I saw this deal at Costco couple days ago, but its not shown on their online store? Is it worth buying tires from Costco? (I’m a new member)

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Looks like a deal, the only consideration would be the tire load rating.
Online it seems the offer is for KO2s in the E rating.

That rating provides a much stiffer ride if you aren’t loading them significantly.


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These are great. Still researching sliders, but these look like a great steps for short people too. I'm 5'7 and my lady is 4'11, only thing she ask for is steps for her shoes and heels. -_-

Looks like a deal, the only consideration would be the tire load rating.
Online it seems the offer is for KO2s in the E rating.

That rating provides a much stiffer ride if you aren’t loading them significantly.

This is great to know. Thanks for your input, didn't put that into consideration.

Sprint Booster... Makes the rig WAY more fun to drive.

Tires... BC stock tires SUCK!

Received my shipment from Jason 2 days ago. Man... this booster is worth every penny. Now I know why so many recommends it.

To repeat what many others said, tires.

Previous owner I bought this SR5 from has HT tires from 5 months ago. Does ok on easy trails, but I'm definitely upgrading soon.
 
Dang a free Grand - oh how good that would be.

1) Bilstein 5100 and rear spacer
2) Airbags (for towing camp trailer)
3) 120v Fridge Freezer
4) Roof awning

[emoji3] free money give me some.


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I agree with tires, an AT tire really transforms the 4runner even in stock form. As for Costco, they have great deals on tires but will only install oem spec tires.


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Not sure if this is a good deal or not, but it was posted at my local dealer when I went for my free oil change.

I have a Limited and I’m considering ways to make it look a little less fancy and a little more aggressive & capable (though I do very little off-roading in flat ass Florida)




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If my 4runner was completely stock, I think I'd spring for a lift/UCAs first and worry about tires/rims 2nd. With the lift, I'd be able to test fit rims and setups to see which one I really want.

If someone gave me $1000 to put towards my 4runner in its current state, I'd say roof rack.

Funny. I actually won $1000 from a facebook waffle group two weeks ago. I didn't do anything with the money. Not even sure what I want to spend it on. I say roofrack but the reality is that I don't think I'd ever use my roof rack lol so, it'd be entirely for show.
 
If my 4runner was completely stock, I think I'd spring for a lift/UCAs first and worry about tires/rims 2nd. With the lift, I'd be able to test fit rims and setups to see which one I really want.

You are assuming OP even wants a lift. For example: Mild-lift you don't need a UCA. You could literally pony up another $100 get tires and a set of Bilstiens+F&R springs installed.



Someone else mentioned highway tires, that's the thing, even getting a better on-highway tire would serve better, just an opinion though, you'd definitely have a some dough left over.

Slam your brakes with those stockers on...
 
You are assuming OP even wants a lift. For example: Mild-lift you don't need a UCA. You could literally pony up another $100 get tires and a set of Bilstiens+F&R springs installed.



Someone else mentioned highway tires, that's the thing, even getting a better on-highway tire would serve better, just an opinion though, you'd definitely have a some dough left over.

Slam your brakes with those stockers on...
OP was asking what YOU would do, not what HE should do.
 

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