educate me on new 4runners

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been looking the last few days but what are you really getting different between the TRD Pro and a Trail Premium other than appearance wise?

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IMO the TRD Premium is the better looking between the two. I'd buy one right now if I had an excuse to do so. I wouldn't paint the front end black though. That looks stupid.

The TRD Pro is overkill.

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So now you have the TRD, TRD Premium, and TRD Pro (which you have pictured).

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still confused.


ETA: all TRDs come with terrain response and I see the TRD pro doesn't come with folding rear seats or sunroof.

Off Road Premium features

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Multi-terrain Select and Crawl Control (CRAWL)
Provide maximum traction in various off-road situations.

Lever-Type Transfer Case
Allows you to quickly select from 2WD, 4WD or low range.

17-In. Alloy Wheels
Rugged 7-spoke alloys with black-painted accents add to TRD Off-Road’s tough personality.

33/26-Degree Approach/Departure Angles
Specifically designed to help you access otherwise inaccessible areas.

TRD Shift Knob
Red contrast stitching, the TRD logo and chrome accent ring put style in the palm of your hand.

Electronically Controlled Locking Rear Differential
More traction when you need it, at the push of a button.

Available Kinetic Dynamic Suspension System (KDSS)
Automatically adjusts the suspension system for increased wheel articulation.

Entune™ Premium Audio With Integrated Navigation49 and App Suite32
An upgraded media experience with apps to help keep you connected.

Turn Signal Indicator on Outside Mirrors
Helps alert others when you are about to turn or change lanes.

Available Moonroof
Let in the breeze or enjoy the night sky.

Auto-Dimming Rearview Mirror
Reduces harsh glare, adding comfort to those nighttime drives.

SofTex®-Trimmed Seats
Style meets comfort with SofTex®-trimmed heated front seats.

TRD Lettering on Front Headrests
Embroidered headrests keep the cabin of this SUV looking good wherever 4Runner goes.

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TRD PRO features

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TRD Bilstein® High-Performance Shocks and Uniquely Tuned Front Springs
Unmatched performance and handling on- and off-road.

TRD 17-In. Matte-Black Alloy Wheels51 w/All-Terrain Nitto Terra Grappler Tires
Traction and control wrapped in style.

TRD-Stamped Aluminum Front Skid Plate
Ready for when nature strikes from below.

Multi-terrain Select and Crawl Control (CRAWL)56
Traction and control at the tip of your fingers.

Electronically Controlled Locking Rear Differential
More traction when you need it, at the push of a button.

SofTex®-Trimmed Seats
Comfort and durability that always look good.

Unique "TOYOTA" Front Grille
A stylish touch that reinforces this SUV’s off-road cred.

TRD Shift Knob
Red contrast stitching, the TRD logo and chrome accent ring put style in the palm of your hand.

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Imma find me some new pussy and buy a 4runner
I walk with a limp, cause my nuts heavy
And I like it from the back so hold your butt steady

-Juvenile

They both have a bunch of capability that the average owner will never use.

The wife and I looked at both last year and went with the Trail. Most of the extras the TRD Pro has is in the suspension and we decided since we were putting a lift on hers anyway, the extra $$ for the Pro wasn't worth it. She did like the TRD wheels so I put a set of them with some 33" Patagonias and put the Trail wheels and tires on my old '99. She loves it.

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DarbonneTiger

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Nice rides. How much lift you got on the Tundra?

Do they all come with black rims?

Nice vehicles but may I recommend: