Finally back in a T4R!

Coming from TacomaWorld, and so happy to be back in a 4Runner. Got an excellent deal trading in my 99 Taco on this 2010 Trail Edition with a whoooooole bunch of goodies. A little over 170K miles, the front shocks are seeping a bit, and there is a slight timing cover oil seep, but not enough to drip. I don't daily this vehicle, and have plenty of time ahead to address these things but for now I just wanted to say hey and share my excitement haha. I am so, so happy to be back. I had a 2015 SR5 a few years ago that I sold and regretted it every day. Life is good! Also, if you're the previous owner and you're on here, I've got questions

 

Congrats and Welcome!

 

welcome

 

Welcome

 

Great looking rig. Welcome

 

Welcome & congrats!

 

Welcome from Arizona!

 

Congratulations on your new 4wheeler, welcome to the forum!

 

Welcome from Wisconsin!

 

Welcome and congrats on getting a nice looking rig...

 

my favorite color with the C4 preface lift lo-pro

 

Welcome! Excellent choice of tires

 

It's so funny you say that - I absolutely HATE these Kendas They are so loud! I really want to switch them out for Wildpeaks or Open Countrys or SOMETHING. I also don't *love* the wheels, I'd love to find some nice bronze ones without the fake beadlocks But hey, just getting started, I've got plenty of time to make her mine.

 

My first blue vehicle ever, I absolutely love this color.

 

For an RT tire the Kendas are quieter than other ones on the market (like the original GY Duratracs). I like them (see my avatar pic) because their traction on the rocks and in deep snow are superb, easily walking up obstacles that AT tires (KO2, Falken AT3W) struggle with.

 

Well Friday I'll finally get a chance to go play on some trails and I'll put them to use. I'll report back and maybe end up liking them a little more

 

Welcome to $Runner World. I don't say this to guys, but that's a nice rear end. LOL!! C4 bumper? What a smart move to keep the weight low with 40L of gas along with the spare on the rear bumper.

 

4Runner got booty! The jerry cans are full too, no idea how old the gas is and I don't have any machines I want to test it on, so if anyone in the Aurora area is looking for a bunch of free gas that may or may not be any good, it's yours lol

 

Plastic vs. steel jerry cans. Round one: My plastic can leaked. It's hot on top of my rig, bouncing around the Southeast. The can get hot and bloated due to pressure and leaked through the fill cap. Yes, it was tight and not overfilled.
Has anyone had the same experience? The five-gallon can is old.