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Thank youVery solid, they have a prime day sale as well. I initially got it because I live in Baltimore but have used the front bumper cam a few times off road. great pixel quality.

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Thank youVery solid, they have a prime day sale as well. I initially got it because I live in Baltimore but have used the front bumper cam a few times off road. great pixel quality.
You can add a locker to a 2wd or 4wd vehicle pretty cheap. Even in 2wd a locker is amazing.I’m starting to realize I don’t need and probably never will a locker or crawl control.![]()
The premium screen is a bit big.After a lot of considerations, I decided that the SR5 was the way to go. But then I saw the XP and waited until I got one, but it’s an SR5. I wish it had a bigger screen, but not as big as the Limited and so forth, but I can live with this one. I enjoy my first 4 Runner. We have a 5th gen at home, but I like this one better!
I got spoiled with a rental that had a power lift gate while traveling on business. It was a neat addition and I could see how it would help people out. My issue is the same with sunroofs. With daily use will they last trouble free? Sunroofs usually don't and I think the lift gates have the same issue.Very happy with my SR5. Only wish is that it had a power tailgate.
Absolutely, parking sensors should be included or at least in a small option package like it is on the SR5 Tacoma. If I didn't need back seat passenger room I would have gotten a long bed SR5. None the less I will add the parking sensors to my 4Runner along with a front camera.For my purpose, the SR5 is perfect. The higher trims and associated extras are not worth the high additional costs. I don't off-road, I wanted the "claimed" Toyota reliability, I wanted a large cargo area.
The only feature that I did not know it was not on the SR5 was the parking sensors. I really think this should be part of the "safety package" that should be on all vehicles.
The two items I feel are missing and should also be on all trim levels are the Hood Struts and Insulation. Toyota went cheap on those.
My only other grips are with the Toyota procurement process and the dealer.
I agree!Absolutely, parking sensors should be included or at least in a small option package like it is on the SR5 Tacoma. If I didn't need nack seat passenger room I would have gotten a long bed SR5. None the less I will add the parking sensors to my 4Runner along with a front camera.
Haha that’s fair. The rear window feature is a nice workaround to a powerless liftgate.I got spoiled with a rental that had a power lift gate while traveling on business. It was a neat addition and I could see how it would help people out. My issue is the same with sunroofs. With daily use will they last trouble free? Sunroofs usually don't and I think the lift gates have the same issue.
I have the same issue with that liftgate hitting garage door. Still waiting for someone to make an after market strut to fix that.Lack of parking sensors and the open height of the manual rear liftgate cannot be adjusted. I can't open liftgate without it hitting the garage door.
Most other issues easy to fix.