4runner have big tires...i mean comared to like bigger SUV's and even trucks......like explorers and even my friends Dodge Dakota have smaller tires than us....well i'm not sure about the earlier runners but mine has pretty big tires. anyways thought i'd just share...I have too much time on my hands to be noticing stuff like that huh?

 

I noticed it, too. People at my school talk about upgrading to 31's like it's a magic number for their explorers and rangers, I'm like yeah, I have 31s...from the factory, and my car even starts when it's cold.

 

yea, my friend said "your tires actually look like they belong on your truck, most SUV's have tiny tires"..i was like..>SWWWWWWWWWWEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEETTTTTTTTTTTTTT

 

Yeah I noticed it all the time at school especially, and like Los Gatos? said, people talk about upgrading to 31's on their Fords mainly.

 

I've seen some huge looking F-350 Superdutys with 235s. What gives? They look like pizza cutters on those big trucks.

 

H2's come with 35s

 

and open diff's.

 

Like on Wooderson's muscle car. "Talk about #$ckin' muscle!"

{If you don't get this then watch "Dazed and Confused" a couple of times}

 

If I watched "Dazed and Confused" a couple times by the end I'd be passed out and the house would burn down. I'd have to explain to the firemen about Wooderson's muscle car, and it would just be a big mess.....

 

"Say man, you got a joint?"

"Um, not on me man."

"It would be a lot cooler if you did."

 

"was it O'Banion? "

"Yea."

"God!, I hate that guy!"


"I love them redheads"

"Red's a good color on you."


I never realized how much I hated Ben Ass-flick until I saw him in that movie, and now he's boning my ho!!!!

 

Actually, it's got an elocker in the back.

Steve

 

"Are you cool man"

Like how cool.


I keep gettin older, but they stay the same age.

 

I heard that was an "option." open is "standard." ????

 

just checked their site. changed my opinion. :pat:

 

This is definately true! Even within Toyota, it is. My mother drives a '00 Land Cruiser and her tires are smaller than mine! By the way the Land Cruiser weighs more than a Suburban.

Zach

 

The new land cruisers (by new I mean like anything past the old station wagon ones) aren't really for offroad, yes they are capable, maybe more capable stock than a 4runner (w/ lockers and solid axles), but that's not really what they are for. They cost and weight too much to be a trail rig for most people. I got my 4runner because it's the only offroad-capable SUV (in my opinion) Jeeps are probably good/better offroad, but they are trendy (ever third college student in my town has a bright red wrangler w/ smitty built bumpers) and honestly I don't think they are as good a vehicle. There's really no SUV that can compare to the all around goodness of a 4runner, I'm sure people on jeep forums or mitsu forums or ford forums would disagree but on the trail I think toyota reliability speaks for itself. it may not get you over the biggest boulder, but it will get you home.

 

My roommate has a 99 Wrangler 4 cylinder, and it sucks.

 

i think my 1980 toyota 4x4 came stock with 29 inch tires,

but who cares i got 32 inch mud terrains on that bad boy now and it looks oh so good

 

Well I was talking more along the lines of those cherokees w/ 4 inch lifts or CJ5s w/ v8s .....