I'm hearing apparently they added front tow hooks for 2025 to all models, is this something that can be upgraded

[rijc99]

Is this the one you were looking at?

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[TacoFreak]

Internet shopping is strange. When I go to McGrath Elmhurst the same part shows $123.90 and you show $119.70. I put it my cart and it changed to $134.43 before shipping and tax. It will be interesting to see what @tacorancher comes up with, although any of those prices beat the outright theft he was quoted.

 

[m1keaveli]

occasionally certain dealers will run a sale on the 4runner tow hooks with free shipping from time to time

i got a set from fred anderson with a 15% discount + free shipping, total cost was $101 shipped from FL to CA

just a tip: the 17mm bolts are on there real good , wouldnt budge with a breaker bar so i ended up impacting them off. factory torque specs are 75lbs.

 

[tacorancher]

occasionally certain dealers will run a sale on the 4runner tow hooks with free shipping from time to time

i got a set from fred anderson with a 15% discount + free shipping, total cost was $101 shipped from FL to CA

just a tip: the 17mm bolts are on there real good , wouldnt budge with a breaker bar so i ended up impacting them off. factory torque specs are 75lbs.

I was wondering about whether I’d be able to get them on with adequate torque

 

[tacorancher]

Internet shopping is strange. When I go to McGrath Elmhurst the same part shows $123.90 and you show $119.70. I put it my cart and it changed to $134.43 before shipping and tax. It will be interesting to see what @tacorancher comes up with, although any of those prices beat the outright theft he was quoted.

It says over $75 free shipping - will test it out when they have in stock all the parts I need so I can get it all at one time - much appreciate the tip.. this could be the only place that doesn’t rip off its customers

 

[TacoFreak]

I was wondering about whether I’d be able to get them on with adequate torque

It wasn't a problem for me to get the OEM tie downs off, although they are tight. Those tie downs secure our trucks during transport, so they need to be well attached. I used my 1/2" drive torque wrench to put the new ones on with 75 ft-lbs of torque with no problem.

 

[tacorancher]

It wasn't a problem for me to get the OEM tie downs off, although they are tight. Those tie downs secure our trucks during transport, so they need to be well attached. I used my 1/2" drive torque wrench to put the new ones on with 75 ft-lbs of torque with no problem.

I need a proper torque wrench

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