2015 Toyota 4Runner TRD Pro :: Classified

Toyota 4Runner

From the Seller:

“Built deliberately with name-brand parts and used the way a 4Runner should be: forest roads, trailheads, ski days, and bike trips. Lightly off-roaded, but never abused. Recovery and protection: low-profile winch bumper with tube over-rider that retains the factory TRD aluminum skid plate, winch fitted with synthetic line and Factor 55 fairlead, red D-ring shackles with isolators. Lighting: amber LED bar behind the grille for dust and snow, white bar in the bumper for distance, Morimoto Elite HID retrofit, and OEM-style dash switches. Running gear: suspension lift, TRD wheels on new BFGoodrich KO3s, factory rear e-locker, Crawl Control, and Multi-Terrain Select. Carrying: RIGd UltraSwing hitch swing-out with full-size matching spare, UltraTable, WobNot anti-wobble hitch, relocated backup camera, 1UP USA 2-bike rack, and Front Runner Slimline II roof rack with shovel mount. Cabin: Pioneer DMH-WT8600NEX 10.1-inch floating screen with wireless CarPlay/Android Auto and iDatalink Maestro, upgraded speakers and subwoofer, Pedal Commander, and WeatherTech liners. Mechanicals: 4.0-liter V6, 5-speed automatic, and 124,400 miles. Florida truck until 2018, Colorado since. New brakes spring 2026. Maintained in Aspen.”

Toyota 4Runner Distinguishing Features

  • Inferno (2015 launch-year exclusive)
  • Winch bumper with synthetic line and Factor 55
  • RIGd UltraSwing with full-size spare
  • Front Runner Slimline II roof rack
  • New BFG KO3 LT285/70R17 tires (May 2026)
  • Pioneer 10.1-inch wireless CarPlay and Android Auto
  • Lifted, dual LED light bars, and Morimoto HIDs

Toyota 4Runner TRD ProThis 2015 Toyota 4Runner is listed for $32,900 and is currently located in Snowmass Village, Colorado.

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