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[El Chorizo]

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[ebe]

Hi everyone, just bought the overtrail version. I have been waiting for this ride my whole life since I first saw one as a teen in the 90s. Finally pulled the trigger after my trusty 4th gen 4runner was stolen last year, had that baby for 18 years. I placed an order for a 2-row in nori green in spring 2025 finally took delivery spring 2026. I have 3 kids and a german shepherd and we take my Lexus as the family vehicle, so I will post pics of the maiden voyage to Colorado and what I used to get all the gear. I put Bridgestone Blizzaks on as a precaution, but probably did not need them since the Toyo open country’s seem great. I just love Blizzaks, have had no issues with them even on my Sienna in the winter. Prinsu roof rack, Thule skybox, and Yakima EXO double-up with gear lockers. I was able to get 5 people and a dog and all ski gear in. The LX was a dream in the mountains. My kids will all be out of the house in a few years, and mountain biking is my sport of choice, so I plan on touring the country with my Lexus, a bike, and a few tools. Wife and dog may tag along, will see. Look forward to being part of this group. Ebe

 

[El Chorizo]

Hi everyone, just bought the overtrail version. I have been waiting for this ride my whole life since I first saw one as a teen in the 90s. Finally pulled the trigger after my trusty 4th gen 4runner was stolen last year, had that baby for 18 years. I placed an order for a 2-row in nori green in spring 2025 finally took delivery spring 2026. I have 3 kids and a german shepherd and we take my Lexus as the family vehicle, so I will post pics of the maiden voyage to Colorado and what I used to get all the gear. I put Bridgestone Blizzaks on as a precaution, but probably did not need them since the Toyo open country’s seem great. I just love Blizzaks, have had no issues with them even on my Sienna in the winter. Prinsu roof rack, Thule skybox, and Yakima EXO double-up with gear lockers. I was able to get 5 people and a dog and all ski gear in. The LX was a dream in the mountains. My kids will all be out of the house in a few years, and mountain biking is my sport of choice, so I plan on touring the country with my Lexus, a bike, and a few tools. Wife and dog may tag along, will see. Look forward to being part of this group. Ebe

Congratulations on your purchase @ebe! Welcome to the site!