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RobC2 · 2026-11-07T16:03:12-0600

Hi All,

I am thinking about replacements for my Jeep Wrangler when the lease is up and seriously considering a new Land Cruiser. I have had some Tacomas and 4Runners in the past and appreciate Toyota quality. I also like the hardware on the new LC and think they look great in and out. looking to learn more and hopefully purchase one and contribute with my own experiences soon. As far as interests, I like to read, travel, long walks on the beach... lol

wpage · 2026-11-07T16:24:23-0600

Welcome...
You are on the right track. Yes the Land Cruiser is the way to go.

ColoradoWheelin · 2026-11-07T16:30:30-0600

RobC2 said:
Hi All,

I am thinking about replacements for my Jeep Wrangler when the lease is up and seriously considering a new Land Cruiser. I have had some Tacomas and 4Runners in the past and appreciate Toyota quality. I also like the hardware on the new LC and think they look great in and out. looking to learn more and hopefully purchase one and contribute with my own experiences soon. As far as interests, I like to read, travel, long walks on the beach... lol

The only caution I’d be wary of, and you’re probably well aware of. In terms of raw offroad capability few if any can compete with the wrangler, that said in just about every other metric, it’s a massive upgrade in terms of reliability, comfort, size and more. And it does Rock crawl surprisingly well!

RobC2 · 2026-11-07T16:43:37-0600

ColoradoWheelin said:
The only caution I’d be wary of, and you’re probably well aware of. In terms of raw offroad capability few if any can compete with the wrangler, that said in just about every other metric, it’s a massive upgrade in terms of reliability, comfort, size and more. And it does Rock crawl surprisingly well!

Thanks. Yeah, I am definitely one of those people that wants to have capability but never uses it. I have enjoyed my Jeeps and they have really never given me much trouble, but the hard seats have started to really hurt my back and the step up height, along with the bouncing around with the solid front axle and 35"s has become tiresome.