We have a 16’ 4Runner Trail (now called the TRD Off Road). No 3rd row, and we’ve put 36k miles on it in 2.5 years. It’s been an excellent vehicle so far, and extremely comfortable for long trips. We’ve taken it to WY for a week of work, then met a couple friends in Denver who rode home with us back to Lubbock. Still comfortable, but we did buy a receiver rack in Denver to be able to keep any luggage out of the passenger areas.
The week we bought it I swapped out the crappy Dunlap tires that came with it for some Cooper ATPs, and they were a much needed upgrade. Recently swapped those out for some BFG KO2s that I scored on a screaming deal. The factory tires were my only complaint.
Overall mileage has been around 16-17 combined, but I can see 18 maybe 19 if I’m lucky on the highway. It’s a high strung motor that likes to spin. It feels rather gutless until you bury it. Once that motor wraps up it gets moving surprisingly well. The best mileage ive ever gotten is when flying back from Ruidoso trying to keep up with a buddy. We averaged 20.3 running well over the speed limit.
The week we bought it I swapped out the crappy Dunlap tires that came with it for some Cooper ATPs, and they were a much needed upgrade. Recently swapped those out for some BFG KO2s that I scored on a screaming deal. The factory tires were my only complaint.
Overall mileage has been around 16-17 combined, but I can see 18 maybe 19 if I’m lucky on the highway. It’s a high strung motor that likes to spin. It feels rather gutless until you bury it. Once that motor wraps up it gets moving surprisingly well. The best mileage ive ever gotten is when flying back from Ruidoso trying to keep up with a buddy. We averaged 20.3 running well over the speed limit.
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