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Hey how you doing I just brought a 2000 Toyota 4runner, saw it on the sticky and liked what I saw when I looked into it/saw the car.
A few questions, when is it ideal to use the 4wd, and can someone explain the 4hi and 4lo to me so I really understand it. Also, any general tips as far as driving a car like this? I've only driven smaller cars. And I'm confused, when I look at the owners manual it has two different size tires. Does that mean either or is fine and just preference? What would be the pros/cons of going from 16 to 15 with a car this size/weight?
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>>16347424
4hi is for general/light offroading and snow. 4lo is for when your to trying get up steep hill or going through some deep mud.
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>>16347465
Is it possible to shift while moving in drive or will that damage the engine or cause me to spin out? What if I'm in cruise control
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>>16347424
I want a body exactly like this
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>>16347496
No matter what it says, just to be safe. Pull to a stop. Put car in neutral, shift to 4hi/4lo, shift into 1/Drive and go
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>>16347562
faggot
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>>16347424
im sure base models came with 15" steel tires and 16" alloys for sr5. Tire/wheel size doesnt really matter alot as long as its the right lug pattern and offset.
as for 4wd hi/lo
>pull back once to go in high, this is for general street driving
>go over and up for low, this should only be used at speeds under 10mph for when your really stuck or see really deep mud/snow ahead.
just dont throw into 4wd going 70 on the highway, ive slowed down to 40 and put it in 4wd a few times, im sure its not the best but you really cant come to a standstill on the interstate.
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>>16347599
>pull back once to go in high, this is for general street driving
>just dont throw into 4wd going 70 on the highway, ive slowed down to 40 and put it in 4wd a few times, im sure its not the best but you really cant come to a standstill on the interstate.
what the fuck are you talking about? 4 wheel drive should never be used on pavement, or for "general driving." you will fuck your components up. and why the fuck would you ever need 4 wheel drive on the highway?
do not listen to anything this guy said
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>>16347619
>not using 4wd in blizzard
>thinking people in the midwest dont do 60+ in a blizzard
>cant into snow
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>>16347424
Cute boy
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>>16347676
thats not a dude, is it?
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>>16347649
snow is fine. you made it sound like you just use 4 high whenever
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