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Thank you! Looks like the Pros are 2in higher then the lower trims
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My 2025 4Runner TRD PRO owner review & impressions (8th time 4Runner owner)
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So it looks like on average right now Iām getting ~19 MPG. Thatās around the Denver area so my guess is the turbo is boosting a lot more at 6000ā than at sea level. This is close to the fuel number I was getting in my ā24 Land Cruiser as well
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It's nice that the 6th gen TRD Pro actually feels special compared to the other trims. I always thought it was strange that the 5th gen Pro looked so much like the Off-Road trim.
I hit up Toyota About the exhaust and they confirmed that black tips is standard. Have you heard anything from your dealer ?
Is your exhaust a TRD performance one at least ? What about the intake is it stock or the TRD one ?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to get some confirmation before we get ours. Thank You !
Is your exhaust a TRD performance one at least ? What about the intake is it stock or the TRD one ?
Sorry for all the questions just trying to get some confirmation before we get ours. Thank You !
Yeah one of my favorite things about this gens PRO. Itās actually a unique vehicle in the lineup now as opposed to being a slightly different ORP.
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Donāt be sorry, thanks for sharing your comparisons! Iām struggling trying to decide between the two myself, so any insight is helpful. Iām particularly interested to hear your thoughts comparing the two once youāve had a chance to take a longer road trip, if thatās your thing at all.
Toyota it seems has done a great job differentiating the two as it seems many are decided for certain on one or the other. I might be in the minority but both seem great & as different as they seem, I donāt have a clear winner for me.
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Feel free to ask away. Stock the 4R comes with a TRD cold air intake and exhaust. It really makes a difference in the performance of the iforce max. The dealer said that they are talking to higher ups at Toyota about the exhaust tip issue. Kind of sounds like there might not be a solution. Would be nice to have but Iām so happy about the 4R overall I havenāt been wishing it had it.
Great looking Pro! I have a question I have to ask even though I know I will likely get roasted. I am shopping Toyotas as well. I waffle between LC, 4R, and Taco. I have test driven LC and Tacos, but not 4R yet. I did, however, test drive a nice used 5th gen TRDORP (2018 with only 80k miles). I think the 5th gen is a fantastic looking vehicle and I've seen a million of them on the trails in my Jeeps and Bronco over the years. I have to say, I did not like it. It was slow, had sloppy steering, and the suspension was terrible. It wallowed all over the place and was super soft. Both my last Jeep (JLU) and Bronco (Badlands) were MUCH better ON the road. I did not expect that. By comparison, the new Tacos I have driven are fantastic and I imagine the 6G 4R is just as good. Did I just drive a bad 5G, or are the new ones just that much better?
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