Black 2025 4Runner TRD Sport Build (Westcott): 35's, +35 offset wheels, preload collar lift, rock sliders, low profile roof rack, MOLLE panel,

[KTRAN]

Mods on this 2025 4Runner TRD Sport 6th Gen Build by Westcott:

Air dam removed
17" Method 703 wheels +35 offset
Preload collar lift with 0.5" top shim (lifts height 2.25" inches)
- Fender liner moved forward for extra clearance (to avoid tire rub at full steering lock)
- Removed carpet covered piece at back of front fender (to avoid tire rub at full steering lock)
Toyo Open Country A/T3 tires (35x12.50R17)
Rock sliders
Low-profile roof rack
MOLLE panel system with integrated bottle opener

 

[dirtwheeler]

Good video. You usually don't see the detail on the mods in the wheel wells like this.

I've got to wonder how much a custom lift affects all the fancy computer safety stuff, adaptive cruise control, etc. (and how the warranty on those things is affected after a custom lift). Toyota provides some guidance on this in the user manual, but it's pretty vague IMO. I was also talking with a Toyota salesman about having the dealership do a 2" lift that keeps the warranty valid. I'm not sure what tire sizes are supported or details of the components they use yet but I was looking at a Tacoma that had a lift and they said they could do the same on a 4Runner under warranty.

The running boards look good and are probably OK for most use. But are they really rock sliders? I'm just imagining smashing those things and having them bent up over the door on rocks. I'm going to "try" to not abuse my shiny new 4Runner right off the bat (I've got an old Wrangler for that), but I've smashed very similar looking running boards before.

I always wonder why sites (and reviews) don't mention the static and dynamic load capacities for their "ruffracks" . This guy might have a valid point that the roof will fail before the roof rack does, but I still like to see static/dynamic weight capacities mentioned (I need to look more into this in general for a roof top tent after my 4Runner arrives - also need to know if/how it will interfere with the moonroof).

That's a pretty nice looking 4Runner. Mine will probably look that shiny exactly once.

 

[mars001]

Bigger tire size will definitely affect all tire size related functions like speedometer, odometer, cruise, distance etc... but hopefully that the tire size is a configurable parameter that can be changed either from the menu or OBD since different model like SR5 has smaller tires.

 

[brumey]

Money suck.

 

[Mrknowitall]

Do we know what the max tire size is for the spare?

 

[jofe]

@Mrknowitall I read somewhere that it's 33

 

[4running]

Do we know what the max tire size is for the spare?

@Mrknowitall I read somewhere that it's 33

Yea 33" spare tire is max spare tire size:

See this thread about it -- https://www.4runner6g.com/forum/thr...ire-diameter-that-fits-33-inch-tire-33s.2003/

 

[Wubzy]

What k

Mods on this 2025 4Runner TRD Sport 6th Gen Build by Westcott:

Air dam removed
17" Method 703 wheels +35 offset
Preload collar lift with 0.5" top shim (lifts height 2.25" inches)
- Fender liner moved forward for extra clearance (to avoid tire rub at full steering lock)
- Removed carpet covered piece at back of front fender (to avoid tire rub at full steering lock)
Toyo Open Country A/T3 tires (35x12.50R17)
Rock sliders
Low-profile roof rack
MOLLE panel system with integrated bottle opener

how much did this run? I’d love to do this to my vehicle but with bronze wheels

 

[Trailhunter4R]

What k

how much did this run? I’d love to do this to my vehicle but with bronze wheels

Is your 4Runner going to be black @Wubzy? Bronze wheels would look awesome on a black 4Runner with bronze badge overlays, like this

 

[Wubzy]

It’s Everest. I plan on getting the bronze overlays as well.