Hi my friends I got my 2019 SR5 4WD yesterday, couple of naive questions.

Hi my friends I got my 2019 SR5 4WD yesterday, 70K on it, drives pretty well:
1. Is there any kind of common issues of our 4runners need immediately taking care of (assume it is all stock)?
2. Is there a FSM or any kind of repair manual I can download?

Thank you so much!

 

Welcome aboard! I was going to steal this guy's thunder, but I won't. So here's a link to his post:

https://www.4runners.com/threads/5t...que-specs-and-part-numbers.31033/#post-440819

It even has pictures! 70k miles on a 4Runner is like 7k miles on other vehicles. It's barely broken in. If it's all stock, and your picture looks like it is, then you're fine. I bet it spend 99.9999% of the time on pavement.

 

The most common issue with our 4Runners is the steady decline of one’s bank account. The only known solution to this is to immediately delete your user account here and on every other platform that has 4Runner discussion about mods or improvements. That and your tires suck.

 

Welcome!

 

Forgot to say welcome. Thanks for the reminder B567.

 

That is actually a honest comment, I spend 500 yesterday already ~. No idea about tires, came with the Carmax......

 

Could someone let know how much a remote key cost normally? Thanks

 

I just meant that everyone talks about replacing tires. Because they suck. Not yours necessarily, just everyone’s.

 

Trade your time for money and make your own mods. All that will cost you is materials and all of your extra time.

 

That's all?

 

Man, today is just the second day, people need time to think of how to throw money as well

 

Official 4runners club greeting.


You can also choose to go the financially responsible way. Trade money for your time. Build mods instead of buying.

Except it will be all of your time, so you may not come out ahead lol.

 

welcome

 

Nothing guaranteed to be an issue but I would say to check to see if the spoiler or rear hatch trim (with the 4Runner lettering) is rubbing behind them.

Do all maintenance and fluid items so you know they're done right. engine oil/filter, coolant, transmission fluid, front and rear differentials, transfer case, grease the driveshafts.

 

Welcome

 

Congratulations and Welcome aboard!

 

Welcome aboard. Probably just tires and some stickers for that extra 5-10hp