Great audio. Good video

Can you do this with a 2018 ??

Pretty sick setup. Great video. New sub!

How did this do over time? I was looking at Shift pod and overlandish because they are insulated but they are also twoce as much money

Good overview but Where's the long-term review vid my man? Wanting to see how those plastic hinges are holding up!

does it have winter version?

How do I know what trim mine is. It's doesn't have any badges. But it's got leather seats and crusie control so idk what trim it is tbh.

I have 3rd gen 2008 and it has same thing

Bedmode for toddlers

The video you took is fantastic! We have some car related items. Do you accept sponsored products?

Clean that car.

I do the same thing, to keep my storage behind me without moving it.

Amazing, I have a 2004 and didn't even know this.

Yeah I also have the first generation 2 but I haven't really got the chance to take it out camping definitely want to try that out

Me and my dad just found out that it’s got a table while we were trying to find the car jack

Bro, you saved me. Thank you.

Pro-tiip. Put some blue loc-tite on that bolt that you leave on the inserted bracket. This will prevent accidental release, and obviously prevent it from falling off later. In fact, no reason you shouldn't blue loc tite all of the bolts.

I have the Inspired XL. I mounted it by removing the stock square bar. Accessing the cross bar by removing the bottom corner border self tapping screws. And secured it on my low profile rhino rack with the included hardware… Helped reduce the profile and access …. I really enjoyed this tent. Thanks for the vid

Great wiring job!!! Question though...... how did you run the wires from one side of the roof rack to the other sides? Because of the round shape of the SRM500 rack, there doesn't see like there would be a good place to hide or tuck in the wires around the frame. Or am I wrong? I'd love to see or hear how you did it

I was thinking of getting gazzlle tent and for winter camping put a light bed sheet over the top covering the screen the. Put rain fly on

Ironic that the 4runner rear axle (which is solid) is the one that comes off the ground. lol

I usually don’t stay entertained by overland content, but this video rocked dude. Your value is way under appreciated by KZbin

Way back in 1969 a friend discovered his VW square back worked that way - quick easy dry and no bear problems.

Does the rear door zip open from the top or bottom? Is the rear canopy also the door? You demonstrated side doors but not the back. It looks like no way to have good ventilation in a rain storm!

I have a 02 best little suv I’ve owned

Do you know the weight capacity of the rack with rain gutter mounts? Also, after a year have you had any leaks? I am concerned about drilling holes because I sleep in the Jeep.

Was laughing at that intro! It’s carbon fiber, meant to go fast 😂

Bro I have made 4” thick in wich you can 1inch things. Just watch out my RTT 2.0

I'm in China, got this tent OEM from the factory for about 1.5k USD, the cover is a ballache but the carbon fibre doesn't like sunlight so I threw on a UV protection sticker... Its pretty great, but likewise worried about drainage... I got this for a 4 week trip to Western China desert at end of month, so not likely to see rain on this trip...

Different vehicles for different types of off roading. I have a 4Runner and would never do crazy rock crawling in it. I also wouldn’t do a 5 day overlanding trip in a Wrangler

Was up there last week 8/9/24. Road is impassable due to rockslide on the rear side of where the truck was parked. Looks like FS is working their way upwards to clear the road. Great footage and I'll tell you that water is still cold!

hey bro is this 75 or 65inch? and does it comes with the drilling mounting system if you buy this online?

YES YES YES

I am sold lol😅

I liked the video; we are currently driving Iceland to Australia in a Lexus RX350 SUV @twoheadnorth thanks Zahra & Paul

Thanks

Does it come with mosquito netting?

What camp site is this??? Awesome view!

What awning is that you have? It’s sweet! Never seen one that small that goes all the way around

It’s like comparing oranges to apples, both are fruits and both are edible. I think it would be fair to compare an entirely stock vehicles vs vehicles with modifications such as lift kits, spacers and larger tires. I own a Jeep Rubicon and for over landing it’s just as fine as a 4Runner (to me) I drove both and didn’t notice that much difference, now, ability to somewhat easily modify my vehicles and a huge aftermarket is a winning factor for me with the Jeep. I mean if you want your Jeep faster and quieter on a highway, don’t put 35’ or 37’ on, especially for overland driving it’s pointless and purely for looks.

I just bought a 2001 CRV and it has the table that folds out and the seats that turn into a bed. Truly amazing 😊

4:08 corpse

This is the most affordable iceco freezer that has the secop compressor. Producer of the compressor gives 5 year warranty on that.

Great video

Тот случай когда машину делали инженеры

Прекрасная машина !

Jeep wrangler is better off-roader better at performer on the trails , but the 4 runner overall is more dependable

Don’t they have a timing belt

I LOVED my '01, I have an '06 now

I've had a Tacoma, a 4Runner, and a Jeep. Toyota's are great, but if you plan to build up an off-road capable machine, you can't really touch a Jeep. A Rubicon will fit up to a 39-inch tire with a small lift. If you want to go 40 plus you should upgrade the axles. I still have a Land Crusier, and it can do a lot, but for serious off-roading, it's the Jeep. Before you say Toyota's are more reliable, the truth is that a Toyota in more extreme off-road breaks far more. Unfortunately, we can't get the more serious 70 series Land Cruiser here like Australia. Those would be at the top of my list...