Thanks ! I have a 2012 Rav 4 Sport 4 wheel drive and some times I take it on easy off roads. I also go camping. So thanks! I am glad that you showed that even though it is not one of those high, fancy Tacomas or Jeeps, the rav is still good.
Awesome, This is the only video that i have seen a 4th gen rav4 driving with a functional spacer lift kit. If you plan on selling these spacers please provide a link. ill definitely buy a set. Great looking vehicle.
What I got out of this was that every vehicle smaller than an FJ will need a lift kit to go offroading. That makes me a little sad since I sought out the Rav4 over a Kia Soul for hiking deeper into the woods.
With a bit of practice and skill (don't go out your first time alone), you'll be fine. If you get nervous, have a friend walk you through a route, move rocks, and get practice with approach and departure. Your RAV4 can get you many places! I'm in Israel for a few years for work, people hear off-road with vehicles like the RAV4 and Duster all the time. I'd recommend a tow strap, come-a-long and a small shovel in the trunk. Add a bolt on skid plate just to be safe, and you're good to go! Just don't try following a buddy in their 4Runner or Wrangler and you'll be fine. You've got this! Look up the "LADA Niva v Suzuki Jimny Dacia Duster: OFF-ROAD RACE & BATTLE!." This is what I see out and about in Israel.
Great short vids and shots!! Any issues with the front exhaust sticking out at the bottom under the engine? Also was the traction control really helped alot on this trips ? Thx heaps
Not a bad video but I was hoping for more details on the experience, the title makes it seem like you are going to get an overall overview / review of the Rav in different environments off road. By the way, if anyone can anwer this for me, here in the UK 2 row Rav's are advertised as 5 seaters but when you look at pic's it clearly shows the seatbelt buckle locations right under the ass of the alleged 5th person so therefore all three rear passengers would not be wearings eat belts if a third passenger was added into the back? or is there a way around this which I've missed? cheers
Could you tell me about the lift? We currently run a tundra for work but are going many miles, and I've said many times if I could just put a rav up 2 inches with BFs underneath it would be enough. I think you proved it to me. Interested technically in what you did because it looks functional, and not overbaked.
Ryan Laurie I have a 2009 RAV4 4wd. I’m researching a lift and all terrain tire swap for mine. Current height is 7.5” clearance, but with a lift and tires, could increase it to round 9.5” to 10.5”. Look at Colorado Mountain Rally, or Tema Off Road. CMR has 2” lift blocks and chamber adjustment bolts for about $550 to $650 a kit. Tema is 1.5” lift kit, but I don’t think they offer camber adjustment bolts.
This is an awd model right? I have a 2009 RAV4 4wd with v6 and factory diff lock. I’m looking at getting 2” lift with a set of all terrain tires. What tires are you running ?
Nice job on the lift, looks good. BTW, the music during the B-roll footage is too loud and the voice-over is too quiet. I had to keep adjusting the volume.
nice video, i have the 2019 rav4 and also want to lift it. Is there a lift kit you prefered, and if so do you have a video link on how to install? Thanks
@@chriss3847 they have a center lock that forces it into 4wd, so does a Kia. What hes talking about is front and rear lockers that force left and right wheels to rotate at same speed, what real off roaders have
This makes my teeth hurt cause I love my little SUV and would never take it off the pavement! I want it to be silky smooth and clean at 55mph and it wouldn’t be if we went rock crawling! Now we have old pickups and side by sides we use for that you can get a lot further back in the ruff stuff with them. It’s all about having the right tool for the job. But I’m sure a AWD one goes good. Just not gonna go where a side by side is!
I would like to know the exact rim size, offset, etc., and the exact tire size, please. Any plan to produce and sell the skid plate mentioned in the video? Thank you.
I appreciated this video as it the exact type of offroad trail I encounter. I'm guessing the oil pan guy could have dodged that with a better line to the side.
Can anyone tell which engine is that? 2.5 that is the only one option for us market has ugly exhaust that's a pain for offroading. On the video everything is flat underneath... Is it 2.2 diesel?
@@RyanMillen Thank you for answering. Any chance that you have photos of how was it done (I guess pipes on the back were cutted too?)? Is there any other skid plate...like for the tank or a drive train?
Great video! Where was this shot? It looks similar to the hills above Santa Barbara. Can you guys take it on Old Dale Road to Gold Crown Mine, in Joshua Tree? I saw a Renegade having debilitating traction issues while trying to climb the loose rocky pass - it wasn't a clearance issue, but my Wrangler naturally did it with ease. I'm curious if my RAV4 could make it with your setup.
How good do you think the 2019 rav4 adventure will be off road?? I'm in the market for a rugged SUV and I don't want to buy a wrangler because I don't think its proper for daily city use! hope to hear a reply soon! thanks!
on a scale of road to trail with a Camry on one end and a Wrangler Rubicon on the other...1 to 10 1 being Camry and 10 being Rubicon...I think the Rav4 probably falls around a 3. KL cherokee about a 5, 4runner trail about an 8. pick your level of compromise and go from there.
toyota is making their cars slowly a bit more and more like urban luxury vehicles..the last semi offroadish vehicle they made/make was the 2012 rav4 and fj cruiser..fj cruiser is still in production in asia. they still had door mounted rear spare tire.
freeyourmind Well there is the Landcruisers, still in production across 3 different series and the single choice for those who need a properoffroad SUV around the world.
2012 rav4 has the same awd system as all the way up to 2018 theres nothing different just transmisison the 2012's had 4-5 speed transmission and from 2013 up they get a 6 speed. the 2012 also gets the v6 which they killed for the new ones but thats why they give you the hybrid if you want to be a little quicker than the normal 4cyl.
The old 4wd system was far superior. It didn't have a lot of torque to move around but having a true locking center diff meant it could move all of it to either axle. To say nothing of not having traction control which on any non-truck toyota is over aggressive stifles progress . I miss my 96
@@PatrickRich untrue all rav4's have locking center diffs i think the new rav4's are better than the old ones. i been testing my 2017 rav4 against my 1992 4runner sr5 with real 4wd and lsd in the rear and to be honest my rav4 has been able to do anything if not better than my 4runner has ever been able to do and thats that my 4runner has a brand new set of bfgoodrich KO2 31" tires and my rav4 has tiny 29" hankook dynapro atm tires (not as agrssive as the ko2 in any way) so i think the rav4 is working fine and the capabilities are just as capable as the old ones if not better
@@roellopez6638 Sorry friend, thats not actually true. Generation 3+ of the rav4 can't lock the center diff, because they don't HAVE a center diff. They use a pto/rdm unit to transmit torque to the back axle. Weber state has an excellent video about that exact system. th-cam.com/video/BMv_v9IBugU/w-d-xo.html The center lock button on Gen 3+ rav4 doesn't actually lock anything, instead it sends a signal to the computer to apply maximum clutch pressure to the RDM (up to 25 mph, under acceleration only, disengaging with large steering input). See here www.rav4world.com/pdf/2006/2006_4wdsystem.pdf It functions to the consumers in a similar way to an actual locking center diff with the exception that it can't apply 100% torque to the rear axle. You'll note in the pdf linked the language is "maximum torque limit". In a true center diff lock the front and rear axles are tied at all speeds and under all conditions and they can transmit 100% torque to either axle until something breaks. In a modern crossover system this is no longer the case, torque is sent to the rear as requested by sensors or the user up to a predetermined limit based on the strength and size of the clutch pack. i.e. at a certain torque limit the clutches slip, acting as a fuse of sorts to prevent driveline damage. A vehicle with a mechanical center diff lock is is like a part time 4wd shifted into 4wd hi. A vehicle with a computer controlled clutch pack is only 4wd inasmuch as the rear axle demand is less than the torque limit of the clutches and only when the clutches are applying maximum pressure. I wrote a very detailed thing about it if you want to learn more oppositelock.kinja.com/how-modern-4wd-systems-work-and-why-they-dont-suck-as-b-1821928762
Looking forward to you guys getting ahold of the 2019 Adventure! Sorry, but as a 3rd Gen owner (my wife's '08, AWD, V6, 3rd row seat) these 4th gen models NEVER attracted me; StormTrooper helmet front end, weak engines, bland overall styling - Just. SO. Vanilla. (I own an '08 FJ as well...)
DAVID H I was considering that one. Get a used 2017 Subaru instead. Fuel economy is less... but in the long run, you save on buying cost and get more oomph!
you mean a lift kit try millen adventures (2.5"), or readylift (2" front 1" rear), lpadventure (1.5"), tema4x4 (1.5"), colorado mountain rally (2"). any of those make lift kits even eibach (1.4" front 0.7" rear) has lift springs now but arent releasing till december 2018. if you want max height go with millen adventures i think im gonna go with that kit just because i want max height
@@RyanMillen Really? That's it? Awesome! Going to have to consider that if I ended up getting one myself. Also, I am curious to know what issues you've had with the car since you've owned it if any.
Nice vehicles. Too bad some models have an exhaust pipe that has a rock bull's eye on it and shaves off 3" of ground clearance. Bad OEM engineering there.
not every one wants a "proper 4x4" cause my 4runner gets about 12 miles to the gallon my rav4 gets 28 mpg and can do almost 400 miles on a single tank i have to refill my 4runner every 200 miles
The hybrid rav4 has 219 horsepower awd and gets 39 miles per gallon... and you cant break this thing ever, toyota parts dont break, my 10 year old scion got tboned my car bounced all the way to the sidewalk from the fast lane, only cosmetic damage lol... trucks do perform better offroad if you dont mind the parts breaking, my dad had a dodge ram and everything broke even the a/c
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When the music is too loud
this, its not hard to level volume lol
Chris M better to do it in production though.
Horrible music...way to loud
The choice tho.. 🥴
I really love this car and planning to get a 4WD one shortly and do some camping here in Middle East within beautiful red sand
Thanks ! I have a 2012 Rav 4 Sport 4 wheel drive and some times I take it on easy off roads. I also go camping. So thanks!
I am glad that you showed that even though it is not one of those high, fancy Tacomas or Jeeps, the rav is still good.
Awesome, This is the only video that i have seen a 4th gen rav4 driving with a functional spacer lift kit. If you plan on selling these spacers please provide a link. ill definitely buy a set. Great looking vehicle.
An entire video of B roll to say “it lets you get out there and enjoy it”
Thanks Ryan best review so far. Loves Toyotas, looking at buying a 2.5 Hybrid RAV4. My first 4WD in 18 years.
Awd not 4wd
Great shots and great little rig you have! Would love to know more about the kit/tires/etc. Never thought I'd see a RAV4 out on a trail 👍🏻
A trail ? All I saw was a dirt road. Not exactly all that difficult looking
th-cam.com/video/Z97XbBaC9js/w-d-xo.html
Here, see another one.
People underestimate the On-demand AWD system of Toyota!
I love how the dogs just chilling in the back
What I got out of this was that every vehicle smaller than an FJ will need a lift kit to go offroading. That makes me a little sad since I sought out the Rav4 over a Kia Soul for hiking deeper into the woods.
With a bit of practice and skill (don't go out your first time alone), you'll be fine. If you get nervous, have a friend walk you through a route, move rocks, and get practice with approach and departure. Your RAV4 can get you many places! I'm in Israel for a few years for work, people hear off-road with vehicles like the RAV4 and Duster all the time. I'd recommend a tow strap, come-a-long and a small shovel in the trunk. Add a bolt on skid plate just to be safe, and you're good to go! Just don't try following a buddy in their 4Runner or Wrangler and you'll be fine. You've got this! Look up the "LADA Niva v Suzuki Jimny Dacia Duster: OFF-ROAD RACE & BATTLE!." This is what I see out and about in Israel.
Love the build. Great looking little rig!
Great short vids and shots!! Any issues with the front exhaust sticking out at the bottom under the engine? Also was the traction control really helped alot on this trips ? Thx heaps
I got a 2013 AWD LE. Do you have a guide of some sort for the lift kit, wheels, tires, etc. Thanks.
Not a bad video but I was hoping for more details on the experience, the title makes it seem like you are going to get an overall overview / review of the Rav in different environments off road.
By the way, if anyone can anwer this for me, here in the UK 2 row Rav's are advertised as 5 seaters but when you look at pic's it clearly shows the seatbelt buckle locations right under the ass of the alleged 5th person so therefore all three rear passengers would not be wearings eat belts if a third passenger was added into the back? or is there a way around this which I've missed?
cheers
Exactly what I was looking for.
Josue Pesque Ditto
You need a heavy alloy full length skid plate.
Seeing this two years later I’m just gonna say. Taking traction control off would’ve helped a lot
Ahsoka Tano haha I pulled the fuse. It is off.
Pretty funny, we bought a white Rav4 in Nov. of 2015.our license plate numbers are almost the same...
MATE LOVE THE CAR.
What size wheels do you have? 16?
What tyres do you have?
yah doing similar setup for rav4 prime , i think that will be hillarius fun :)
Could you tell me about the lift? We currently run a tundra for work but are going many miles, and I've said many times if I could just put a rav up 2 inches with BFs underneath it would be enough. I think you proved it to me. Interested technically in what you did because it looks functional, and not overbaked.
Ryan Laurie I have a 2009 RAV4 4wd. I’m researching a lift and all terrain tire swap for mine. Current height is 7.5” clearance, but with a lift and tires, could increase it to round 9.5” to 10.5”. Look at Colorado Mountain Rally, or Tema Off Road. CMR has 2” lift blocks and chamber adjustment bolts for about $550 to $650 a kit. Tema is 1.5” lift kit, but I don’t think they offer camber adjustment bolts.
woolengrappler thank you for the leads. I'll check that stuff out!
HughMann is this the email? info@coloradomountainrally.com
Great video! Can you please provide tire specs and brand
More info about the liftkit please, link does not work
This is an awd model right? I have a 2009 RAV4 4wd with v6 and factory diff lock. I’m looking at getting 2” lift with a set of all terrain tires. What tires are you running
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woolengrappler yes awd and the tires are bfg all terrains.
Ryan Millen what year is yours?
@@NiNjaTurtLe697 just got some Yokohama geolander GO15 and those are working wonderfully on my 2011 RAV4
@@Searchman212 yeah those are decent ! Light tires and good on gas. I like the Michelin ltx m/s !
@@Searchman212 I have the Yokohama Geolandar G015 on an '06 Hyundai Tucson 4wd. The tires are awesome.
Great video. Will a RAV4 with only FWD do the same?
With speed maybe.
Nice job on the lift, looks good.
BTW, the music during the B-roll footage is too loud and the voice-over is too quiet. I had to keep adjusting the volume.
Thanks for the constructive criticism. I’m not the best with making videos. It’s all just for fun.
nice video, i have the 2019 rav4 and also want to lift it. Is there a lift kit you prefered, and if so do you have a video link on how to install? Thanks
If your going to frequently off-road with a RAV4 I would suggest to get the adventure
i thought so too but 18" wheels kill the adventure you have zero side wall and the rim gets super scratched instantly
Roel Lopez why do you say that
Roel Lopez why can’t you just changed rims to 17”
What tires do you use or which ones do you recommend for this type of cobbled roads and that can also be used in the city?
Make time to come out to AZ, we'll take the Toyotas out for an adventure!!
Whitout diff locks, proper knoby tires and a good ground clearence every adventure could end as an amateur's nightmare in the middle of nowhere.
They have a diff lock button on my 13 limited
@@chriss3847 they have a center lock that forces it into 4wd, so does a Kia. What hes talking about is front and rear lockers that force left and right wheels to rotate at same speed, what real off roaders have
Get the adventure model awd. That's just a xle
What’s the wheels size and tyres please?
This makes my teeth hurt cause I love my little SUV and would never take it off the pavement! I want it to be silky smooth and clean at 55mph and it wouldn’t be if we went rock crawling! Now we have old pickups and side by sides we use for that you can get a lot further back in the ruff stuff with them. It’s all about having the right tool for the job. But I’m sure a AWD one goes good. Just not gonna go where a side by side is!
Maybe a bit of a lift like 2-3 inches and knobbier all terrain tires and then you'll be good.
That American Sailor if you watch the video you will see that we have a 2.5” lift and 30” bfg all terrains.
Nice one! What rims and tyres you wear? thnx
What kind of rim tires did you have and can you provide a link on your website or on the TH-cam video
I have a question that's been bothering me for a while....
Can we put a rooftop tent on top of our rav4 cross bars?
I have and it was fine. Toyota says they’re too heavy. Mount one at your own risk.
@@RyanMillen thanks alot Ryan
I would like to know the exact rim size, offset, etc., and the exact tire size, please. Any plan to produce and sell the skid plate mentioned in the video? Thank you.
lp Adventure sells skid plates
wonder how they tucked that one exhaust pipe
vboytan chop cut weld. Not too hard.
I appreciated this video as it the exact type of offroad trail I encounter. I'm guessing the oil pan guy could have dodged that with a better line to the side.
Yea, one would think so. I'd fab a good skid plate if I were running these type of trail, totally worth the time and materials.
I’m thinking of the k02 for my 2019 rav4 just worried about mpg
travise5284 mpg will drop
@@RyanMillen To what? We have a 15 AWD Rav that the stock Yoko's are down to 3/16 and was curious of how much it would slaughter the MPG's..
What lift kid did yall use?
What lift kit do u have on that RAV4.
Love this. So many questions. I was told the se couldn't have a tow hitch but I see one on yours. Also what tires, rims and lift
What crossbars and tent do you have? Does it affect mpg?
Yakima, Yakima.
How far did you air down?
Can anyone tell which engine is that? 2.5 that is the only one option for us market has ugly exhaust that's a pain for offroading. On the video everything is flat underneath... Is it 2.2 diesel?
Eugene Yasyuchenko 2.5 gas engine. I cut the exhaust and made a skid plate.
@@RyanMillen Thank you for answering. Any chance that you have photos of how was it done (I guess pipes on the back were cutted too?)? Is there any other skid plate...like for the tank or a drive train?
@@eugeneyasyuchenko9568 I dont have any photos. I cut and turned the pipe under the skid plate. I didn't make any other skid plates.
@@RyanMillen Do you ship your products (e.g. Lift Kit for Rav4) to Ukraine ?
Eugene Yasyuchenko yes. Go to millenadventures.com
Will this spacer lift kit fit the 3rd gen RAV4 (06-12) as well?
What are you wheel specs?
Great video! Where was this shot? It looks similar to the hills above Santa Barbara. Can you guys take it on Old Dale Road to Gold Crown Mine, in Joshua Tree? I saw a Renegade having debilitating traction issues while trying to climb the loose rocky pass - it wasn't a clearance issue, but my Wrangler naturally did it with ease. I'm curious if my RAV4 could make it with your setup.
Hey, How many MPG’s did u lose with the bigger tires and lift??
It depends on the driving conditions. But a few
How good do you think the 2019 rav4 adventure will be off road?? I'm in the market for a rugged SUV and I don't want to buy a wrangler because I don't think its proper for daily city use! hope to hear a reply soon! thanks!
I don’t know I haven’t gotten my hands on one yet.
Thank you for replying! Please make a video when you get one!! best regards!! love your channel!
on a scale of road to trail with a Camry on one end and a Wrangler Rubicon on the other...1 to 10 1 being Camry and 10 being Rubicon...I think the Rav4 probably falls around a 3. KL cherokee about a 5, 4runner trail about an 8. pick your level of compromise and go from there.
Cherokee! - Rugged and Rav’s dont mix lol
Look at 4Runners.
Hey buddy i noticed you have a black headliner? What package does your rav4 have?
Ddog T rav4 se
Ryan Millen thanks will look to get one
@@dusaintel did you end up getting a lift? Curious as I've been in the market
KitchenRIOT no not yet. Hard to find one with a black headliner like Ryans at the right price.
@@RyanMillen How's the lift holding up after 2 years? Any issues?
I'm planning on purchasing if they're still in stock
toyota is making their cars slowly a bit more and more like urban luxury vehicles..the last semi offroadish vehicle they made/make was the 2012 rav4 and fj cruiser..fj cruiser is still in production in asia. they still had door mounted rear spare tire.
freeyourmind Well there is the Landcruisers, still in production across 3 different series and the single choice for those who need a properoffroad SUV around the world.
Don't forget the 4Runner!
2012 rav4 has the same awd system as all the way up to 2018 theres nothing different just transmisison the 2012's had 4-5 speed transmission and from 2013 up they get a 6 speed. the 2012 also gets the v6 which they killed for the new ones but thats why they give you the hybrid if you want to be a little quicker than the normal 4cyl.
NICE RAV4 WHAT TRAIL IS THAT I DO WANT TO GO THERE ON MY LIFTED OFF ROAD ADVENTURE HONDA FIT/JAZZ
In colorado, the road upto Grays trailhead looks like this. enjoy.
Hi, what are the wheel details? I would like to get those wheels for my Rav4 as well. What brand is the modified suspension?
How is this holding up? Also what wheels are those, methods?
What size rims you running? What size tire?
Did you lift your rav4? Whats your set up? Thanks
There's a link in the description for information about the lift kit.
Is it a 2wd?
No awd
Is that a spacer lift? And where did you get it? I might be buying a rav4 shortly 😁
keil walker yea it’s a spacer lift we made.
Rex Dwight Sendino 10” at the lowest point. but we modified the exhaust and built an aluminum skid plate.
@@RyanMillen Great video! Can you please provide tire specs and brand
@@RyanMillen did you have to lengthen the brake line spacers?
erlinglasalle nope
Boy these have fallen far from the 1st gen tree in terms of capability.
Patrick Rich Just took my stock front wheel drive RAV4 to Mohave and it did fine.
I have a 2014 Rav and I can't do the same things I used to do in my 1998 Rav4... I think my old one performed better on side roads
The old 4wd system was far superior. It didn't have a lot of torque to move around but having a true locking center diff meant it could move all of it to either axle. To say nothing of not having traction control which on any non-truck toyota is over aggressive stifles progress . I miss my 96
@@PatrickRich untrue all rav4's have locking center diffs i think the new rav4's are better than the old ones. i been testing my 2017 rav4 against my 1992 4runner sr5 with real 4wd and lsd in the rear and to be honest my rav4 has been able to do anything if not better than my 4runner has ever been able to do and thats that my 4runner has a brand new set of bfgoodrich KO2 31" tires and my rav4 has tiny 29" hankook dynapro atm tires (not as agrssive as the ko2 in any way) so i think the rav4 is working fine and the capabilities are just as capable as the old ones if not better
@@roellopez6638 Sorry friend, thats not actually true. Generation 3+ of the rav4 can't lock the center diff, because they don't HAVE a center diff. They use a pto/rdm unit to transmit torque to the back axle. Weber state has an excellent video about that exact system. th-cam.com/video/BMv_v9IBugU/w-d-xo.html The center lock button on Gen 3+ rav4 doesn't actually lock anything, instead it sends a signal to the computer to apply maximum clutch pressure to the RDM (up to 25 mph, under acceleration only, disengaging with large steering input). See here www.rav4world.com/pdf/2006/2006_4wdsystem.pdf It functions to the consumers in a similar way to an actual locking center diff with the exception that it can't apply 100% torque to the rear axle. You'll note in the pdf linked the language is "maximum torque limit". In a true center diff lock the front and rear axles are tied at all speeds and under all conditions and they can transmit 100% torque to either axle until something breaks. In a modern crossover system this is no longer the case, torque is sent to the rear as requested by sensors or the user up to a predetermined limit based on the strength and size of the clutch pack. i.e. at a certain torque limit the clutches slip, acting as a fuse of sorts to prevent driveline damage. A vehicle with a mechanical center diff lock is is like a part time 4wd shifted into 4wd hi. A vehicle with a computer controlled clutch pack is only 4wd inasmuch as the rear axle demand is less than the torque limit of the clutches and only when the clutches are applying maximum pressure. I wrote a very detailed thing about it if you want to learn more oppositelock.kinja.com/how-modern-4wd-systems-work-and-why-they-dont-suck-as-b-1821928762
You guys should check out Wheelers Pass down here by Vegas!
Looking forward to you guys getting ahold of the 2019 Adventure! Sorry, but as a 3rd Gen owner (my wife's '08, AWD, V6, 3rd row seat) these 4th gen models NEVER attracted me; StormTrooper helmet front end, weak engines, bland overall styling - Just. SO. Vanilla. (I own an '08 FJ as well...)
DAVID H I was considering that one. Get a used 2017 Subaru instead. Fuel economy is less... but in the long run, you save on buying cost and get more oomph!
The 2019 trail edition with new torque vectoring is really dope. And the double clutch 8 speed is a dream
What lift did you put in it? thanks
Rubicon trail? ;) Jk. Would like to see what this is capable of. Looking for a reliable daily with good mpg that can do some level 2-3 trails.
celicaguy81 Subaru
What’s the ground clearance
2.5” higher than stock.
Hey guys can you let me know if you are NOT using OEM suspension? it is really hard to find a better off-road suspension for a RAV4 2017
I'm not good on advice but check out Rav4world.com friendly community and should be able to help you get what you need.
you mean a lift kit try millen adventures (2.5"), or readylift (2" front 1" rear), lpadventure (1.5"), tema4x4 (1.5"), colorado mountain rally (2"). any of those make lift kits even eibach (1.4" front 0.7" rear) has lift springs now but arent releasing till december 2018. if you want max height go with millen adventures i think im gonna go with that kit just because i want max height
What did you do before puting the tires and rim a lift. Iwant to do the same
Would love to know what tent they have on top does anyone know?
Madison Birchfield it’s a Yakima tent
What wheels stlye do you have?
Hello! Tell me what wheels and tires are installed? And what is the name of the lift suspension set? Thank you.
VESCORE STUDIO info is in the video description.
Santiago peak?
Leslie Gutierrez yes
Can I please know what tires were on the Rav?
BFGoodrich All Terrain
@@RyanMillen , Thank you, they look really good and they seem to work for you on the rocky trail.
@@pinakibanerjee They make a tough tire.
@@RyanMillen thank you for sharing that, will consider them for my Rav4 adventure, its due for a tire upgrade soon.
What lift did you go with?
There's a link in the description
@@RyanMillen the link is broken
where is this?
Do the Devils Gate on the South Coast of Wellington New Zealand
Man that view!!
Nice channel! Great video. Excited we found you on insta, new subs! 💕
Most of these places I can hit with my Yaris
How high up did you extend the Rav4?
DominoChild it has a 2.5” lift.
@@RyanMillen Really? That's it? Awesome! Going to have to consider that if I ended up getting one myself.
Also, I am curious to know what issues you've had with the car since you've owned it if any.
DominoChild no issues.
@@RyanMillen Cool. How many miles you put on it? Also, what year is the car?
me podrian dar el dato de las llantas que instalaron y las medidas del neumatico...
245/70/R17 BFGoodrich All Terrains
Nice vehicles. Too bad some models have an exhaust pipe that has a rock bull's eye on it and shaves off 3" of ground clearance. Bad OEM engineering there.
Its not designed for offroading. Gotta modify that stuff if you want that grand clearance.
May I know where this is? Is there an address?
What tires you running
Manwell 415 bfg’s
Indian truck trail?
Jordan Hall close. Main divide.
Nice
Hahaha, I knew I recognized that rav4...I'm doing a DirecTV job at your neighbor's house hahaha
Who knows the name for the intro song?
Probably just a premade TH-cam track
How much did Toyota pay this guy???
Omg!! This so awesome!! I
The music ruined it
get rid of the annoying music and you'd have a good video
That Rav 4 looks like it's in pain when off road.
Music made me get up and hip hop dance!
Goldmine hill
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Good info, annoying music.
not all 4X4 are made to go off road
Its called take what you have, if it has 4wd and good modifications any vehicle is good If it can make it through.
Круто 👍
Just get a proper 4x4.
Nah, this is great for fuel economy compared to your ehh ehhmm Truck...
not every one wants a "proper 4x4" cause my 4runner gets about 12 miles to the gallon my rav4 gets 28 mpg and can do almost 400 miles on a single tank i have to refill my 4runner every 200 miles
The hybrid rav4 has 219 horsepower awd and gets 39 miles per gallon... and you cant break this thing ever, toyota parts dont break, my 10 year old scion got tboned my car bounced all the way to the sidewalk from the fast lane, only cosmetic damage lol... trucks do perform better offroad if you dont mind the parts breaking, my dad had a dodge ram and everything broke even the a/c
That’s the ugliest shirt I’ve ever seen.