2006 4Runner Lift & Tire upgrade - Before & After
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- Опубліковано 11 лют 2025
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This is a small documentary of a 4th generation, 2006 Toyota 4Runner receiving a 3" lift and a tire upgrade. Also, some other details are mentioned. This video is provided for other 4Runner owners who like I was, may be trying to decide on what lift height and tire size to go with on their upgrades.
The before photos show the older 265/65/17's on the rims, and no lift. We transformed it with a 3" Rough Country lift kit, and a new set of 285/75/17's. (Nitto Terra Grapplers)
Note: Prior to me shooting all this footage, I had already blacked out the mirrors, front grill, badging, and rims with Plasti Dip. (I didn't do the final coats on the rims until after I had the new tires mounted, because I knew there would be some damage from mounting with dipped rims. It wasn't much damage though)
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Just bought a 2007 4Runner. Great price, garage kept, only 43,300 miles. Spotless doesn’t describe the condition. It’s like brand new, right down to the original floor mats and the factory hitch still in an unopened box! The truck is awesome!
HarrisonCountyStudio -what a score!! Man, that’s nice and I’m stoked for ya. Sounds like a real gem!
Impax Films thanks man. I’d like to do some mods, (I love the look of your 4Runner) but I’m gonna give it a couple of months before I change anything. My truck still has the original Panasonic Battery! Can you believe that? I can’t stop going over it LOL...
Oh ya, and those mirrors, inside on upper back corners are awesome, didn’t even know that was an option.
Wow nice find. I’m new to Toyota’s and 4Runners. I’m usually a low mile one owner person when buying used but just bought a 2008 SR5 with 206000 miles. I was shocked by how good it rode. The color is red salsa metallic. I’m blown away at how good these things drive. Even though it is very basic inside everything seems well built. How did you find yours?
Awesome. I picked up an 08 4runner rwd, with 52k miles for $8500. Minor cosmetic issues, some speakers didn’t work and cel was on but when plugged into one reader I figured it was the gas cap. Got a crazy deal on it. Not sure if I should keep it, or resell it for around 13-14k and get a 4wd 4runner or a gx470.
But overall I’m super happy with it and gonna enjoy it for now.
That’s barely broken in! Nice find!!
200k+ miles and plenty of rough road. These are seriously the best there is.
Richard Rivers -Heck yeah bro. These things make the Energizer bunny look lazy.
266k this week. I do miss my E30 bmw, but this thing has been an absolute beast. It'll go anywhere you want, and leave very little worry in your heart haha. 3'' old man emu springs and struts, 33'' KO2 because it needed tires and suspension either way. About to change the water pump and timing belt, preemptibly becuase I like garage time still.
my dad just bought me this car he doesn't know that I know, but Ive been doing research to see what it looks like im also a photographer and soon to be a videographer and when you said that you were I got even more excited. I cant wait to take some great landscape photos!
Izaun, yeah this is a dream vehicle for us photo/video guys. It's not huge, but it gets us in all types of places. Also we can store gear in back, and out of the weather, and throw bigger things on top if we want. And if you haven't seen this other photographer guy with the red 4runner, you will love this.... ua-cam.com/video/dz0kOuMlS9A/v-deo.html
I just got a white 07, I found it on internet in Mexico, I flew there to get it and drove back to Oklahoma 20 hours. Only 120k miles, one owner, great condition, 7k USD. I'm really happy with it.
Man that sounds like a great deal you landed! Sweeeeet
Lifting my 05 soon looking for ideas thanks for the video!🇨🇦
Nice transformation. Amazing what a set of wheels/tires can do. I've got a 2007 Sport (6cyl) with 176k miles. Just bought some replacement shocks and struts (Monroe) and will remove the xreas system fully. Adding a 2.5/1.5" leveling kit, set of Level 8 Mk6 wheels (gunmetal) as well. Only have 265/65/17 BFGs on it now and will keep those on for at least a few months. Planning to upgrade/upsize them to Falcon Wildpeak AT3W 265/70/17 which is about 1" bigger and look pretty terrific. Love this truck and don't plan to ever get rid of it!
Yeah, it sounds like a keeper! It's a great year also. Would love to see it one day on video.
Drive My Exotic 2007 4Runner
Definitely is very good truck is bulletproof i got 2004 4Runner daily drive and drove to Utah off-road like dream no much issue with 165k mileage and I’m love it
310,000 miles on the 2003 4Runner. Only issue has been frame which I had welded up for $914. Hope to get at least another 100,000 miles out of it. They just don’t seem to wear out. Original shocks. Probably due, Bilstein 5100’s perhaps , ditching the awesome x-reas hydraulically interlinked originals. Highway miles.
I bought an 06 4Runner Sport with 62800 miles on it last August. I love hearing how people are getting over 300,000 miles on them. I'm running all synthetic oil and good filters, so, I'm hoping for the same. Btw, I got rid of the xReas and put the Bilstein 5100's on all 4 and I very happy I did. They cost more, but the ride is so much better, and the handling is better. One xReas shock was leaking, so, the ride wasn't good.
I love this! I have had my 2007 runner since July. My first and I really love it. I'm inspired to look forward to getting a lift kit and tires on mine now. Not super soon but watching this video definelty convinced me it would be a great mod! Yours looks awesome!
Thank you! I love my 4runner. New video coming out with latest mods, within a week probably. Keep an eye out. Get that lift done ASAP! Ha. You will love it.
Oh, and be sure to watch the already existing sequel to this video. The TRD rims go on.
@@ImpaxFilmsNashville hi brother, how much did you pay in total?
Beautiful vehicle. Ive admired the white for many years and would have purchased it but selected red when i bought my 2016. It was a deal that couldn't be beat. Your blackout badges and black rims look great. That's my next move.
Thanks for posting, great lift, perfect balance of form and function.
I want this exact truck. Love the white up against the black trim and wheels. These things are still pretty pricey after 10-14 years!
StraitClownin909 no, after 20 years these things are pricey.
The TRD rims are now mounted, and you can see the new sequel video here! ---- ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html
Great looking Gen 4. That look is perfect IMO - just enough lift/aggressiveness w/o looking "over inflated". I live in Nashville and drive a White 04 SR5 - definitely might check out that shop as I would like to give mine a nice subtle lift as well.
Ron Steurer yeah it’s a great shop, and they really know their business. I will be going there for all my mods, as long as I live in the area. They keep really busy!
My daughter has the same one in black. Cool vehicle. I have an 05 Ford Escape Hybrid. Good vehicle.
The TRD rims are now mounted, and you can see the new sequel video here! ---- ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html
My 4th gen is my daily driver and I love it
Love these cars! It’s going to be my mom-mobile upgrade!☺️👶🏻
or alternatively, a "man-van" if you lift it haha. either way, great vehicle
Great video! Love my '06. I went with OME 3" and BFG KO2 in 285/85/17. Yes, they rubbed a bit.
Yeah I bet they rubbed!
Probably will select a 4runner as my adventure vehicle.
You will not be disappointed. Believe me.
It looks so well balanced
Nice!! Yours is exactly how I want to make mine look as far as appearance. It looks friggin awesome!
LengoMyEgg0 -Thanks! Did you see the sequel video where I had the TRD rims mounted? If not, you can find a link to it in the description here. 4Runners rock! Glad you are in the cult too. Ha
Yes, I saw saw that video. It looks incredible now!
New sub. Looking forward to more. I own a white one as well. Got it a few months ago. I'm so happy with it.
Nice video. Awesome 4runner!
Beautiful truck.. great upgrade.
I ❤the black lettering on white it looks very clean in my opinion🤗it reminds of the midnight edition Nissan frontiers😎🙌😋
I want one of these for winter, my Lexus needs a sibling lol. Thinking of exactly this - white with black. Not sure if I want the V8 version though for the 2006...
Yeah I just sort of landed on the V8. Wasn't looking for one. But I LOVE it.
I just bought an '06 with the V8 also... I, too, wasnt looking for the V8 but the one I found was in such good condition and was the right price..I had to pull the trigger. I am glad I did every day!
Awesome ride hope to get me one really really soon!
How are you liking your 4Runner after being lifted? I am considering purchasing one and lifting it about 3inches to do some moderate offroading as well, I feel like a 4Runner will be much more reliable than a Jeep. I enjoyed watching your video, keep it up!
Russ Layton -Great question, and yes I have become a strong advocate for the 4Runner. It’s a great vehicle, and has been very reliable. The 3” lift was just what it needed. I feel like I can drive about anywhere now. Plus it looks great. A few months ago, there was an accident on I-65 North here in Nashville, and traffic was all backed up, and I got caught in the gridlock. It was after dark. So I made my own offramp. There was a very steep incline, off to the right, covered in grass, that came down onto a nearby side road. It’s so steep, it must have looked to others watching like I disappeared over the edge into the darkness of night, to my death. Ha. I safely escaped the stand-still traffic and made my home. Nobody followed me down the hill. Very few could have. I need to have an SUV for all my hauling various things to and fro, and this is the best SUV for my lifestyle. It’s big enough to hop curbs and rocks, but it’s not a huge monster vehicle. My wife can get in and out of it will only small difficulty. lol. Thanks Russ!
@@ImpaxFilmsNashville Good to know, thanks for the reply. I have owned an 89 Toyota Pickup, 98 T-100, and a 2000 Tundra 4wd, all have been great vehicles that lasted past 200k without ANY major issues. My girlfriend does not care for the 4Runner's looks and instead prefers the Jeep Grand Cherokees, but I know the Fiat/Chrysler product won't last remotely as long and will give me more headaches than the 4Runner would as it ages. At the end of the day, I'd rather have a Toyota out on the trail where things could go wrong. Keep up the wheeling and videos, and thanks for posting!
Russ Layton Cherokees are just not sexy or manly. A jeep wrangler is though, and my wife actually prefers those. I mean, she prefers it for me if she could pick. A decked out 4runner TRD is always a great choice for a manly but sporty SUV with off-road capabilities.
Videographer Diaries I completely agree. I have owned an 89 Jeep Cherokee XJ with the legendary 4.0 and it was great but I’m not a fan of the newer Wranglers/Pentastar engine. Ultimately the 4Runner accomplished just about everything the Wrangler will and also is much more livable from a daily road perspective I think. I’m not overly concerned with the girlfriend’s preference here since it won’t be her rig anyway. I’m sure I’ll end up doing the 4Runner. Any comment on whether I should get the 4.0 or 4.7? From what I know they are both great engines. I’m just concerned the 4.0 might bog down with running 32-33” tires at Denver area altitudes so I’m leaning towards the 4.7 V8 if I can find a good one.
Russ Layton Hmmmm. I actually wish I had the V6. Would save me a little gas money, and I only tote a Waverunner around. I spent some time near Denver, at Fort Carson in the army in 1987. I had a ‘68 VW bug at the time. Probably not much to compare here. So I probably don’t have much input on this. Like I said, just wishing I had the V6. Tub at do well to have the 4.7 of you can wrangle one up. They only made so many. But they are out there.
I wouldn’t go with anything new. The fourth generation four runners are the best. It was the only series that offered 4.7 V8 which you have. I like you lift you did a nice job
Just got a 2008 4runner today. It needs new tires so I am thinking I will do the lift at the same time. 1 question on the Rough Country package; I see it for $279 starting but then in the front you can choose to get strut spacers or lifted struts (+$300) and in rear is N3 or V2 (+200). Which did you do, what do you think is the best choice?
Thank you very much for this video!
I’m on Hendersonville as well. I’m looking at getting one of these as well as my soon to be dad mobile.
Let me know when you get one! We can meet up and say hey! By the way,, my new sequel video is now up, and I get the TRD rims mounted, and I do some mild offloading at Wooley's.
Get one yet??
what about rubbing to the front bumper when turn the wheel
That is awesome n simple...i need one...the v8 version is awesome...
Yeah the V8 is rare, but I'm so glad I landed on this one. I wasn't really looking for a V8, but this one was just right for me.
Hey that thing looks great! I do really like the white too.
Do you have any issues with the tires rubbing in the front?
Nice vid!
are you the guy who auto europa naples said wanted a white 4runner?
Looks great.
I have a White 2008 Sport and I was inspired by your excellent video to do a 3" lift, matt black powder coat my wheels and add Nitto Terra Grapplers. I tried 285/75/17's but they rubbed really bad so changed these to the 285/70/17's, but these still rubbed on the chassis and upper control arms. My next step was adding 1.25" G2 Hub Centric wheel spacers. I just had to chop some plastic from front mud flaps and in front of wheel. Did you have spacers installed? And also do you happen to have any vibration or pulsation at low and/ highway speeds? I unfortunately do after all this.
Just now saw your comments for some reason. Glad you liked the video, and the new sequel was just uploaded two days ago, and it shows the TRD rims being mounted, and the rubbing issues that came with it. I had minor rubbing from the tires alone, but the new rims made it really bad. Had to do some chop chop! ..and I have no vibration or pulsation, thankfully.
My dads friend got a 2006 v8 for sale for 3000 with 200k miles on it is it a good deal?
Good lookin rig
I noticed you have the sport edition.. was the rough country lift kit able to work with the X-RAYES suspension ? Or did your sport edition not have the X-RAYES suspension ( the hydraulic suspension)
Actually mine has the X-RAYES suspension, and if I recall, they had to specify that in the lift kit order. I believe there may be two different types of lift kit, according to X or non X. I'm not all that knowledgeable on suspensions, but Brian is, and I had to make decisions as he gave me choices. So, YES, my Sport edition worked well with Rough Country!
Where did you offroad? I’m from Atlanta and moving to Nashville next week and want to see if I can find some cool spots locally. - just got a 2005 limited 4R with a 3in lift. Used to be a big BMW guy but will always have a 4R in the future.
Wow, BMW, I love it. My wife drives a new convertible Mercedes C 300, and I drive it most of the time when we are together, but I always tell her if I ever get a car car, it’s going to be BMW. She says they are too bumpy of a ride, which sometimes they are I think, but I love the manly, slick and sleek look of them. Has to be the right model though.
So, where did we go 4 wheeling at? In this particular video you commented on, I only went to a few little spots I knew of Offroad, but nothing to speak of. If you watch the sequel, which is linked in the description here, you will see footage at an actual off-road place called Wooleys. www.woolysoffroad.com
Funny thing is about that place, I didn’t know what you are supposed to pay to get in, so we just rolled in with my SUV and went out to play! We didn’t take full advantage of many of the acres though, and just stayed in one basic location. I found out later I was supposed to pay. LOL. I think it’s $15 per vehicle or something like that. Other than that, there may be a few other locations you could look up, but there’s really not much for off-roading in Tennessee. Most places are just covered in dense trees, or if you do happen to see a place that looks tantalizing, usually some farmer owns it and he will come out in a truck or a golf cart and hold a shotgun to your head until you leave. Well, I’m exaggerating, but not by much. Just got to be careful. I’m originally from California where there is lots and lots of open space to go out him. Keep in touch!
@@ImpaxFilmsNashville Hahaha, absolutely not. BMWs are awesome, just sometimes catch a poor reputation of being unreliable - just have to replace things before they go bad and you'll never have a problem. If you let just one thing go out, the car will still run, but then a mountain of problems fall on you shortly afterwards. The ride is firm and classic BMWs will always be top notch of the past. But definitely love my 4R more. Sure, it doesn't go too fast and the MPG is horrible, but I like the height, protection, extended reliability, cost and versatility of a 4R compared to a BMW. Missed the turn? No worries, make a U-turn in the median. --- Whereas I would scrape my front bumper in a BMW just backing out of my driveway..
I've heard about Woolys - I actually think there and some mountains in Chattanooga will be my first spots. I'll be over towards Murfreesboro. Thanks!
Lol you are NOT exaggerating, unfortunately. Georgia is the same way; that's why I usually try places where someone else has been first haha.
For sure! Cheers.
Wow really nice!
Matthew Lewis thanks Matthew!
Hi there, did you have to scrap the stock airbag suspension system in order to get the lift in? You've done a great job. Great looking 4R!
I'm not aware of them scrapping anything like that, but I don't know for sure. I think if they had done so, I would know about it...but I'm not that mechanically inclined. I'm more of a designer and end user : )
Great looking rig!! Where did you get the black front grille and emblems on the side? I’m tryng to find the same for mine and can’t find them!! Please help!
TheLife -as I mentioned in the video, the grill and badging were plasti dipped (by me). Nearly two years after I sprayed them, they still look perfect. That stuff is crazy good. It must be done properly though, so listen to what Fonzi says in his instructional video here. ua-cam.com/video/u8Gfd46AxLw/v-deo.html
Did you buy a 5th tire for your spare? Just curious if it would fit underneath in the spare tire spot
I did not buy the spare. Still wondering if it would fit.
I'm looking at a 2005 4runner with 200,000 miles + should I risk the buy ? for 5,000 bucks ? you guys think it would last me for a couple 100,000 more?
xMrFuzZyKitteH- -I bought mine for 10k with 186k miles on it. Now it’s over 200k. It’s a Toyota! I would do it if I were you, as long as the vehicle is is good shape.
We need new video with a update on that 4runner...
The sequel will be coming out soon! New add-ons that will really set it off! Subscribe now to get the update when it comes out : )
I'm starting editing the sequel this week. ; )
Great video sir! How much you bought it for ?
I bought the 4Runner with about 186k miles on it for $10,000 I recently hit 200k miles. Still loving it.
Hi Impax Films! Great video! I just purchased an 07 4Runner and I love it! However, I've been thinking about lifting it but unsure I'll like it. I definitely won't be doing any crazy off-roading. Maybe an occasional fire road, but nothing where I'd need serious skills. With that in mind, I'm concerned that it won't handle well for the day-to-day driving. Specifically, does it get to feeling top heavy or floaty? Also, is there a way to do it without needing to chop the wheel wells as I can see from the comments below is headed that direction for you? Finally, I have to say, your voice & cadence reminded me a bit of Warren Miller. ;-)
John Shipps - sorry for the delay in response. I’ve been caught up in a crazy life circumstance. Well, my truck does seem a little bit floaty, but once I got used to it it’s fine. I did have the wheel wells chopped a little bit, and that will be featured on the upcoming sequel. Concerning my voice and cadence, I do have a local radio show once a week, but I haven’t heard of that guy you mentioned, and now I must look him up! Back to 4runner chat, I am still thrilled with the look and usefulness of my 4runner. Don’t hesitate to give yours a lift and some beefy tires too! It’s fun!
The TRD rims are now mounted, and you can see the new sequel video here! ---- ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html
I put Bilsteins on my ‘07 a couple years ago. I picked them because they allowed me to lift 3/4, or 2” in the front on installation. I just did the 3/4” life and it’s perfect. Mostly a road car but it looks much better almost level. The shocks ride great. Can’t remember the model number...5100’s maybe.
Hi there ! Is the xreas still functional even after the lift kit ?
looks great sir
Need spacers for the tires.. looks better
F’in awesome
Nice!
Hey man looking to do the same tires and a similar lift. Did you add Spidertrax spacers at all?
No spacers on this. Pretty much only what is shown and mentioned. Still loving it after a couple weeks. Hopefully adding a few more goodies onto the 4Runner in the near future. I will make further videos if I do : ) Good luck with yours!
What did you use to black out the grill and the wheels? was it Plasti-Dip or something else?
he says in the video what he used....
Plastic-Dip on everything. I plan to keep it on everything, except I will be buying black TRD rims in the near future. Looking forward to that.
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i put same tires on my 2007, too much rubbing when turning, doing a body chop
Yeah I think I"m heading that direction as well. Some chopping may be in order.
The next upcoming video will address the rubbing issue. It gets interesting! I'm starting the editing of the video this week. : )
The TRD rims are now mounted, and you can see the new sequel video here! ---- ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html
thats sick
looks real tight, body chop?
No body chopping yet. I'm ready to make the rubbing go away ASAP though. It's not cool. So I will start with front mud flap removal and see what that does. I will report back here when that phase is done. Hoping it stops : )
What running boards do you have on there? I’ve been looking for a set just like those
Michael, I actually don't know, as they were already on there when I bought it. I will try to remember to look for a brand tomorrow that may be imprinted on them. I like them a lot.
That would be awesome! I’m trying to find a set that sit close like those, all that I’ve found are too far away
How much did the upgrade cost?
Did you have any tire rub?
Luke Hansen -just a little bit, when it’s in reverse and the wheels are turned one way or the other. No too bad though. And then when I had the new TRD rims mounted, the running got a lot worse, You can see all that in the sequel video. (Linked in the description here).
Did you do your plasti-dip yourself ? Pretty good job.
How much did you spend on the lift kit and tires?
Yes I did all the Plastic-Dip myself. I've been into painting and finishing for many years professionally, off and on, so I'm pretty good with all that. But it's fairly easy even for a non-pro. Just go according to directions. I think the cost that dat for the lift, tires, and axles was about $1,800. Not bad at all. The sequel will be coming out soon!
@@ImpaxFilmsNashville Are you kidding me???? $1800 for Tires, Axels AND Lift??? I know what I'm doing to my 08 4Runner next tire change. (I just put 4 of the Old Reliable Michelins on 2 months ago and I wanted to get the aggressive tires but I didn't know it could be so for so cheap!).
@@CanesFan65 --No kidding of any kind! I was very pleasantly surprised as well, when they gave me the numbers. And it was supposed to be less originally because we didn't know the axels needed replacing yet. Yeah, it was a great value altogether. I believe Brian at Brian's Motor Sports to be very fair and trustworthy. Of course that's in my area. Have fun with your '08!
About how much would the install cost of that specific rough country lift kit run me?
Ty V -Depends o the area you live in, and the shop you have it done at. It was surprisingly affordable. I think it was $800 for the lift job complete...but I also got the new tires that same day, which made it more.
Updates? More pictures? Very interested in a similar lift Looks good!
Update for sure! The new sequel just dropped at.... ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html (mounting of the TRD rims, and some rubbing issues that followed. Then....some offloading fun.
Hi man did they rub with the 285 75 17??
Only slightly, when it's in reverse, and you crank the wheel. This is typical. In the sequel video, where I had the TRD rims mounted, it created a lot worse rub. You can watch that video if you wanna see how it was fixed.
Thank you so much for responding
Awesome truck!!!!
This is exactly what I’m about to do with some mickey Thompson’s
Peyton Witt I’m thinking of going with Mickeys on my next set of tires. Just for the sake of variety. Love my Nittos. Gonna see what I feel like at the time, when I need new tires. The Nittos are still in great shape here in August 2020. Coronavirus has not even affected them. ha.
How many inches do you have in between the front fender and top of the tire?
I will try to remember to check that today when I'm out and about.
Impax Films did you ever find out how much it was
Finally found my tape measure. So, if you are talking about the outer lip of the fender, which is the visible edge, to the top of the tire, it's 5 inches. But if I measure from top of the tire, at about the middle tread, to the roof of the wheel well, it's like 7-ish. But I think you are after the 5" measurement that is visible by looking at the vehicle from the side. I hope that helps.
The TRD rims are now mounted, and you can see the new sequel video here! ---- ua-cam.com/video/Yr8zCY4V3wU/v-deo.html
Where r u guys located ??
Nashville, TN area. About 15 minutes north of.
Any rubbing with the 285 75 17s?
YEs, I'm getting rubbing when it's in reverse and wheels turned a little bit. But then I crank the wheel farther, and no rubbing. I usually try to find the sweet spot where there's no rubbing, and keep it cranked that amount. Soon, I hope to eliminate the issue with the usual slight mods. Not a fan of rubbing. : )
Impax Films Good to know. I love your setup. I'm looking to do something very similar with a 1 inch body lift and a 3 inch suspension lift. So learning from others as much as I can before I move forward with the mods.
That's the best way to go for sure. Research all the way! I've learned to do that with about everything I do in life now. Every venture, and every purchase of any significance. : )
Impax Films try taking off your mudflaps in the front I’m running 32”s AT3 wildpeaks and I have to remove mine on my 2005 sr5
The sequel is up now. After mounting the new TRD rims, there was a LOT of rubbing. That’s all covered in the new vid. Look for the link here below this video. :)
I need a ride for snow n Chicago how r 4 runners
Jay B -I would say go for it. I’ve watched some 4runner in the snow videos, and they tear it up. Watch this video and also read the comments... ua-cam.com/video/-dF2b0nLQL4/v-deo.html
Did those tires affect mpg?
I don't actually know, but I assume they did to some degree. I never measure my mileage because it just is what it is. These 4Runners, especially the V8 like mine, are gas hogs. The tires just make it a bit worse I imagine.
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How much for everything
Bryan Rosales -I think that day costed me about $1,800
noticed you have a solid axle in the rear, did you do that yourself or came when you bought it from the person
It was like that when I bought it from a dealer. Is that not a factory thing, ever? I'm not sure.
They’re all solid rear axles from the factory...
not the 4th gens. you would have had to do a swap
Jack L wtf no. They have independent front suspension, solid rear axle with coils. People do front solid axle swaps not rear. Please consider doing even the slightest bit of research into this before even thinking about replying.
Yeah, as an owner of 06' I can confirm that NO 4RUNNER has ever had independent rear suspension. The 4th gens are independent up front, solid rear. Trust me, I've just spent the last month replacing the CV axles up front and putting new suspension on front/rear.
As a matter of fact if they ever did go to an independent rear setup they'd probably alienate 99% of their loyal supporters.
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