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mastacox · 07-22-2008, 02:57 PM

Just for a little devil's advocate and assuming the 4Runner is meant to be a primarily of-road vehicle, I'd say go for the Interco TrXuS M/T's. They have excellent snow and ice traction, and will offer far better off-road performance than a Revo. Since you already have a daily driver (the M45) I'd say don't bother getting some street-oriented all-terrians like the Revo's when you can get muds or an agressive all-terrain like the BFG's (or possibly Nitto's).

Plus, the TrXuS M/T's are cheaper than Revo's: 285x75r16 TrXuS is $177.95 ea. at 4WheelParts, versus the Revo's are about $210 ea. at Discount Tire. It's a win-win IMO.

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mastacox Contributing Member Join Date: Dec 2003 Location: Los Alamos, NM Posts: 2,456	Just for a little devil's advocate and assuming the 4Runner is meant to be a primarily of-road vehicle, I'd say go for the Interco TrXuS M/T's. They have excellent snow and ice traction, and will offer far better off-road performance than a Revo. Since you already have a daily driver (the M45) I'd say don't bother getting some street-oriented all-terrians like the Revo's when you can get muds or an agressive all-terrain like the BFG's (or possibly Nitto's). Plus, the TrXuS M/T's are cheaper than Revo's: 285x75r16 TrXuS is $177.95 ea. at 4WheelParts, versus the Revo's are about $210 ea. at Discount Tire. It's a win-win IMO. __________________ Brian 1998 4Runner SR5 Last edited by mastacox : 07-22-2008 at 02:58 PM.