Below is the page from the 2025 4Runner Owner's Manual with the information about not using tire chains on 265/70R18 tires which is the OEM size for the OR, ORP, Trail Hunter and Pro. The ORP is delivered with Falken Wildpeak A/T3W A 265/70R18 SL tires which do not have the 4 peak snow rating...
A Toyota salesman told me that in his 6th gen 4Runner training he was told that Toyota made changes to the 6th gen that removed the prohibition of driving in part-time 4WD on paved roads for this 10 miles per month requirement. Indeed, unlike the 5th gen owner's manual which had this...
What tires did you have? Were they 4 peak snow rated? Most of the tires Toyota puts on the new 4Runner are not snow rated and Toyota also says you can't put snow chains on tire size 265/70R18 which is the standard size for the OR and ORP.
Why is Toyota putting a tire on the Trail Hunter, Toyo Open Country A/T III All-Terrain 265/70R18 Load Range: SL Serv. Desc: 116T (2,756 lbs ), that has a lower load capacity and ruggedness than the tire they are putting on the Off-Road, Michelin LTX A/T 2 265/70R18 load range E Serv. Desc...
The information in the above tables is different from what is in the Toyota Warranty & Maintenance Guide. One specific example is the recommended oil change intervals.
In most cities, regular gas is 87 octane. But cities at higher elevations (>5,000') regular gas is typically 85 octane. Is it OK to use 85 octane at higher elevations?
All Teslas sold in the US are assembled in the US with the highest percentage of US made parts than any other car. Tesla is building a lithium refing plant in Texas that will soon be operational.
Could the lack of the SDM option for the OR and ORP trims be due to a parts shortage? What are the chances that the 2026 4Runner will have a SDM option?
Does a Factory Installed Accessory mean it is installed on all Off Road Premiums or does it mean the dealer can't install it because it has to be done when the 4Runner is assembled in Japan?