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I've had both tires on my Tundra and I can say for sure the STT PROs are definitely a mud terrain tire and have the noise and rougher on-road ride that would be associated with a MT. I ran them for 12,000 miles and as MT tires typically do, they got louder and rougher more miles I put on my...

Thanks guys - really answered a lot of my questions. Now to figure out a mounting solution that will allow me to (relatively easily) switch the rack from the 4Runner to an over the bed rack on my truck. I would say that 90% of the time, I don't need the rack on the 4Runner, so I don't plan on...

Hi Paul - thanks for the quick answer. So, I am hell-bent on having a table mount under the rack I am going to put on our 4Runner. This I must ask - how did you relocate you shark-fin? I've read that there is only about a half inch of stuff under that big fin and that you could conceivably shave...

Can the K9 rack on a 2016 4Runner still support one of the bottom mounted tables - even with the shark fin antenna? Do you just have to mount the rack up high enough that you can still get the table under there or is there another way to go about it?

Ok, so just to be clear, this means (for example) I shouldn't use 2 Trojan T105s (I believe these are flooded cell) as my house batts when my starting battery is a Die Hard Platinum? Or, put the other way around, if I want to use the Trojan T105s as my house batteries, then I should use a...

Quick question - and maybe I missed it somewhere along the line, but let's say I am running an AGM (Die Hard Platinum) as my starting battery, but I want to run 2 - 6v golf cart batteries as my house batteries due to price and capacity being a better fit for my needs. Is this a bad idea?