Over 142K.

 

I have 155K on a 97 3.4 5-speed SR5 4x4. The only repair ever done was a replacement of the rear axle seals.

 

135 on a 2002 I avg 35-55k a year

 

Just rolled over 140 on my 98, guess I just love to drive it

 

174,000 on my '01.

 

I've got 162k on my Runner. It runs like new (quiet, no leaks, doesn't burn oil).

For Sale too: https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f180/1999-4runner-limited-3-4-scd-auto-elocker-lifted-check-out-109502/

 

135K on my 99 SR5, Runs great!

 

I just spoke yesterday with a guy that had over 300,000 on his 01' Tacoma with the 3.4L. I said 300,000?!! Then without a flinch he said yeah 300,000,I plan on putting a new engine in it when I hit 1 million miles.
He is the internal delivery guy for the Tractor Company I work for.
This made me feel really good about the 3.4Ls and increased my desire to own one. Sorry this wasn't about a runner I just needed to tell this story.

 

I have 316,000 on my 96 3.4 4runner 4x4 original motor, no problems

 

That makes me love Toyota all the more.

 

Not a 4Runner, but I'm about to hit 235k.

 

Got 238K on my 96. Just need a new clutch so far. Ran it really hard for a few years, now I stop using it, and it gets mad at me... Gotta start running it hard again. It gets jealous...

 

108800/98 4runner-so cal

 

I've got 78k on my '00. Have or when did you replace the timing belt??

 

77,495 on my '99.

 

154k and still pulls my 1st Gen trail rig at 80 down the highway.

 

275 k miles or 445 thous km

2.7 5speed 4x4 all original!

 

88K on my 2000. These reports give me hope for much...much more.

 

90k on a 99

 

107k now.

77k when I owned it, have had it for a year and 2 months, and 40k miles later.

i drive a lot