Recent content by JanF69

This is a great idea too. We are still waffling about getting another 100 Series Land Cruiser vs. a new Tundra. One of the disadvantages of stuffing the back of the Land Cruiser (or a Sequoia ) is that the floor mats buckle up when we shove stuff into the back. I bet there is a solution...

I learn something new on many days. This is one of them. Thanks for that suggestion!

That is really good information to know! I have watched videos of people rolling up tonneau covers & I guess that could be challenging for a shorter person.

We are able to climb into the bed- but if we add a truck topper (possibility for maximum covered cargo space), I picture many hunched-over climbs to the back of the bed? If we had a tonneau cover instead, how easy is it to slide heavy things forward or backward by reaching in from the side?

I have never seen the inside of a Sequoia in person. I've watched a few videos showing the interior. I haven't found one that shows the back cargo space all "open" for hauling stuff back there. The versions I saw had captain seats in 2nd row. Is that an option or do all 2nd gen Sequoias...

We very sadly had an accident with our 2000 Land Cruiser & it is totaled. We are crushed. We were attached to that vehicle AND we were using it for certain parts of our business where we could fit everything we needed, for an event, behind the folded forward second-row seats. We had some...

Yes. United States !

Last year, I got new tires: Yokohama Geolander G015 for our 2000 LandCruiser. The rear passenger side tire has a nail in the inner sidewall & can't be repaired (per Discount Tire) & it has a slow leak (down to 10 PSI about weekly). We have put 16,000 miles (highway pavement) on the truck in...

I have decided to stay with the original size (275/70/16) and go with Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015s. There are being installed today, so we will see how they do. I read reports about them not getting close to the 60,000 mile treadwear warranty.

You like them fine on pavement too? Are they okay on ice? Someone else here said they have zero traction on ice.

Michelin is not currently producing the Defender LTX M/S in the 275/70 R16 size recommended for the 2000 Land Cruiser. Any thoughts on going with a 265/70 R16 size instead versus finding another tire?

I apologize for not being able to find this answer here! It's time for new tires for our 2000 Land Cruiser. We just drive on pavement most of the time and snow a lot of times in Colorado. We have always had Michelin Defender LTX M/S 275/70R16 tires. Those tires are backordered everywhere and it...