2015 Toyota 4Runner: SR5 vs Trail vs Limited

If you are looking for your next SUV to drive around Killeen and head off-road along nearby trails, the 2015 Toyota 4Runner may be the right vehicle for you. This amazing vehicle is available as an SR5, Trail, Limited, or TRD Pro, so you can select the trim that meets your requirements, whether you want tough off-road capabilities or prefer to stick to the basics. The TRD Pro is unique and typically appeals to a separate audience, making the tough decision choosing which of the other three models you want.

Performance

No matter which of these three 4Runner trims you select, it will run on the same 270-horsepower 4-cylinder engine that generates 278 pound-feet. The SR5 and Limited come with standard rear-wheel drive while the 4Runner Trail has standard part-time four-wheel drive. All models have the same 5-speed automatic transmission.

Interior

The 4Runner Limited takes the standard air conditioning and vents in the SR5 and Trail and throws in dual-zone automatic climate control for optimized comfort in hot Texas weather. You will find numerous infotainment options in all trims, including the ability to upgrade your SR5 or Trail to Entune Premium Audio that includes Navigation. If you select the Limited, you automatically get Entune Premium JBL Audio, a system which includes Navigation as well as the App Suite. In terms of upholstery, expect fabric from the two lower trims and perforated leather from the Limited.

Exterior

You will notice the most dramatic exterior differences between these three trims in terms of colors and wheels. The SR5 and Trail are both mostly color-keyed with silver and black endcaps, respectively, on the roof rails. The Limited trim adds a great deal of chrome instead of this coloring.

The best way to compare the 2015 Toyota 4Runner SR5, Trail, and Limited is to see them in person or take a look at the spec sheet. The team at Toyota of Killeen in Killeen, Texas, can help you with either of these actions.