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Yes ran my 2003 Suburban so the 4runner should have no issues, problem with full-size SUV is too wide and long for all but moderate trails.

Hey Bob join for that exact reason: Old Coast Road The Lost coast usal road OHV: Hollister Hills Prairie City Carnigie has a small 4WD play area

Love Led light. Replaced all lights inside the burb for $20 which was way less than expected; shop Amazon.

We need a full size rig trail run lol I tried keeping up with my buddies Toyota FJ at Hollister hills I finally parked it and rode with him.I lagged so far behind.

Fox 2.0 IFP would be my recommendation if you do moderate off road stuff. They are rebuildable dampens well thus far great off road for me. Spend a little more but worth it IMO.

Man how is that beast out on the trails!

Was over in the Klamath falls (Chiloquin) area over the weekend beautiful place to visit. Checked out Crater Lake bummer only able to get to the lodge as the road was blocked due to snow. Lots of dirt/gravel roads with washboards fun just cruising around town.

I wish this was that easy. Would be great to have an OHV park so close to home! Done.

Defiantly work on the suspension, steering and tire s first. I'd check Cognito for steering brace along with bump stops.

Applied some RainX on all windows on the Suburban, topped of all fluids slow Sunday.

I would add a GMT800 Suburban/Yukon XL 2500 3/4 ton to your list. With a choice of 6.0 or 8.1 liter V8 engines along with 10-12k towing capacity plus ability to have 9/8/7 passengers seating, choice of axle ratios 3.42/3.73/4.10, GM auto Trac 4WD, G80 locker and modern amenities for 6-13k is a...

Looks good!

Nice! That concept truck is beastly and will give the Raptor a run! Factory built with warranty gotta love it!

It's still fun I need to find a group in my area to ride.

Did some suspension work today... Supersprings Sumo bump stops; made a huge difference in comfort and no body roll lovin it. The OEM bump stop after 13years! Also installed a Bilstein 5100 series steering stabilizer boy what a difference like a new truck.

I have a 2005 Gary Fisher Tassahara Disc/wife has the Tassahara GS.. Usually ride in the Tri-Valley Livermore and pleasanton ridge.

Ordered some super springs bump stops mine were all rotted out. Also picked up a Bilstein steering stabilizer for the Burb to clean up the wobble feedback from hitting bumps potholes etc. Then planning on idler/pitman arms to tighten up the steering even more.

I was going to say suspension and tires but your ride is ready to go!

Man that is a sweet build always loved Toyota trucks!

Have had BFG K0 and K02 on my Burb and the new K02s perform much better in snow and the sidewalls are much more thicker and a little more piece of mind off-road. Havent tried in mud but imagine the new design will do better. As comfortable and quite just a better tire than the originals.