Poll: honestly, do you take it off road?

Daily!

 

Nope - I just throw a bunch of dust on it to make it look like it just got done handling some serious business lol.

 

#fakenews... LMAO
The truck is still mirror clean. You wiped mud on the tires. Don't lie!
Seriously, I wish we had anywhere close to go. Even if they were service roads.
Nebraska is boring!
Ryan

 

same here, find dust all the time by the bag full

 

Same here - Virginia does not offer any decent off road trails. I just got back from a 10 hour round trip from Uwharrie in SC. Totally worth it . Will post pics and video later. Sure had a blast though. Got to know the rig a lot better. Verified that 4runner’s capability far exceeds my bravery and expectation and was blown away by what a-trac and crawl control can do. Crawl control found traction when 4lo and I couldn’t. Seriously... - what a beast!

 

Not really. Most of the difficult roads around here are gated off. That's why I sold my Jeep and bought a 50" UTV; to get around the gates and explore the wilderness. The 4Runner is for towing the UTV to the trail head. Still, it's been on a few logging roads.







Mainly though, it is a tow vehicle when heading to the woods...

 

No mud in the Mojave desert now, but, I'm off road every day for work.

 

Do neglected, heavily-rutted USFS roads count? If so, yes! Otherwise, 98% of the time, I’m cruising in 2WD lol

 

I took mine offroad yesterday! I went wheeling for about an hour. I saw something funny, too. I was coming out of one trail before going down another trail, and as I was leaving, a pristine white Jeep started entering. I want to say it was a Renegade, but I think it might have been a model that was a little older. Something that had round headlights that wasn't a Wrangler. Maybe a Commander?. Definitely not a Wrangler. Anyway, I went down another trail then came back up, and then I pulled over to the side of the main (for the area) road to set my GPS to go home, and I saw that same pristine white Jeep again as I was exiting. My 4Runner got so filthy, but that Jeep didn't get a speck of dust on it. I wonder why... 4Runner for the win!

 

Hek yeah! I look for mud!!!

 

I drive through North Hollywood everyday. So far i haven't had to use the rear locker but came really close few times.

 

I found a hole. Thankfully the kickout on the sliders saved me. I don't know how I didn't take more damage than that. Well, first scratches on the 2020 weren't pinstripes like I suspected, but trail rash...I'd love to pretend I was a badass and didn't care about it, but I was pissed because I thought I broadsided the entire passenger section. Very luck it was just sliders, wheels, and some plastic bumper. I couldn't see daylight between the fender and the wall, but somehow, it wasn't scratched.

 

That's nothing Fajitas. Check out this gnarly dirt road I just had to traverse. Tractor ruts!

Seriously, your pic is scary. I'd have expected the whole side to be dented in. That slider must have saved you! Way to go!

 

Did you go high side and slide down? Would you set the scene/sequence of events please. Can't figure how the front got through and the rear ended up biting you. Glad not worse than it was.

 

DAYUM!!!!! What did you fall into? A sink hole?

 

Nope, figured it wasn't as deep as it was, went straight in like a dope. Just poor judgement. Been wheeling for years, still make dumb choices occasionally. I got the dashcam video, let me find it.

One of the reasons I don't like offroad parks (I was just complaining about this, maybe even earlier in this very thread), is that people with 40" tires go rutting up the place. This was a Level 1 access road someone hogged out by spinning tires and digging it up when it was probably muddy.

 

Here you go:
https://youtu.be/rSBSn1aGSfo

 

Just got back from Moab.... I only did the "easy" stuff. Was AMAZED at how the 4Runner handled everything with ease. The truck 'never broke a sweat' handling the ascents and descents, I did. No rock crawling, and I had to wash 3 times when I got home....

 

Great shots.

Was in Moab in 2018.............still vacuuming that red dust out of the interior.

 

Took mine offroading with only 200 miles on the odo lol. Incidentally it actually really suprised me how well it did I was on stock tires and didn't bother to air down so was at 50psi

 

Lol yes!!!! Clean up is no joke

 

The stock tires look boring but they surprised me. It's why I didn't get to upgrade them right off the bat on my 2016 4Runner. I told the wife if we had trouble we'd upgrade the parts that didn't hold up, and they kept working well. It was pretty annoying.

 

Sure do! Every week to the quarry for shootin'. All of 780' from the road. Hey, it's tricky, 'specially in winter, with snow a foot deep. HAH!



I do have to go for a half mile of gravel and talcum powder road, which turns to shit in winter, to get to pavement whenever I go out. That's why it looks like I go off road. HEH!

 

Just took mine off road this past weekend....Fall Crawl in Byron, IL. Handled everything I threw at her.

 

50 is way too high. If you're on the stock tires, you should be at 32. If stock size LT tires, then 44. Your tires will wear uneven at 50.

 

mine is mostly a soccer game ride these days. we did take her up to Helen, Ga in June and got into some dirt and some pretty fair (for a Mississippi/Florida guy) inclines. about the only real mud she sees around here though is the mile or so of marsh we have to go to, to get to the local shooting range.

 

Yeah I'm at 40 now on the wildpeaks

 

Got out to the local ohv with my pops and his jeep today, so finally dirty!!!

 

The truck has 3,500 miles on it. 1,000+ have been on trails. A few of those trails were what I'd rate as "moderate." So to answer your question: Yes, all the time.