Used 2004 Toyota 4Runner Consumer Reviews
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2004 Toyota 4Runner Sport Edition 2WD V8
2004 low tire pressure indicator came on. Pressures checked 34-35 lbs. Called dealer service department. Following his directions, the indicator did NOT reset. The owner's manual says system checks spare tire as well as the others. Another Toyota dealer said this was the 2nd 2004 4Runner they had seen with this problem. Explanation: tires are aired to 60 lbs. at the factory. Dealer make ready did NOT check the spare. The low tire pressure system also checks for HIGH tire pressure and/or pressure difference between the tires. To reset the indicator, hit the ODO/TRIP button until the mileage indicates, then hit RESET.
Strong 4000cc V6 engine 245 hp
I bought 2004 4Runner SR5 V6. Power is enough, space is enough, basic 6 speakers are good enough in bass to treble, noise level is quiet enough (67dB@70mph), the rear door closes electrically. Only thing I dislike is my (driver's) seat back, that does not fit to my back completely. And like many Japanese cars, it locks doors when you shift gear P to D and does not release automatically when you arrive and park.(you should manually open locks for rear passengers to get out) However, its safety rating at NHTSA and IIHS outperforms "ALL" other SUV's, and overall, I am 99% satisfied with my new 2004 4Runner SR5 V6.
- SR5 4dr SUVMSRP: $10,470142 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $7,998199 mi away
- Limited 4dr SUVMSRP: $11,900234 mi away
Great SUV
This SUV is the best buy for the money. The V8 is supurb. I avg. about 20 mpg. It handles great on the road and it's quiet. Fit and finish on the vehicle is top notch. I was considering a Nissan Murano before I took a look at the 4Runner. I'm glad I did!. I was also looking at the Honda Pilot, but the dealers weren't budging from MSRP, plus the lack of styles and colors at the lots. The 4Runner is a great SUV, I recommend it!
Nothing even comes close
to 4Runner. @50,000 miles - still original brakes, tires, and everything else with at least 15-20K to go. Gas mileage (with smooth driving style) - 20-23 MPG. Ride quality is better than that of others. And at this price point for a 4WD model, this is the cheapest SUV on the market.
Great Truck
This has been a great vehicle. It's like the BMW advertisement where both the husband and wife want to drive the X5. We feel really safe with this vehicle and it handles incredibly well in turns for a live rear axle SUV.