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A Convenience Package ($1535) adds keyless entry, cruise control, auto-dimming rearview mirror with integrated backup camera, privacy glass, rear wiper, and spare tire cover. An Upgrade Package adds 17-inch aluminum wheels, locking rear differential, JBL 10 speaker audio plus subwoofer, Active Traction Control (A-TRAC) on 4WD models, 120V power outlet, floating ball type multi-information display (includes inclinometer, compass, temperature), leather-wrapped steering wheel with integrated audio controls, and rear parking assist sonar. The Off-Road Package for the manual transmission model ($400) includes trail-tuned Bilstein shock absorbers, Active Traction Control (A-TRAC), and the multi-information display; and requires 17-inch aluminum wheels ($650). A similar package for the 4WD automatic ($960) includes all of that plus a locking differential.
The Upgrade Packages include Toyota's computer-controlled A-TRAC, for Active-TRACtion. This system, which also makes steering easier in rugged terrain, can be turned on or off via a switch on the dashboard control panel. In severe off-road situations, drivers may need to engage the locking rear differential, but we found the A-TRAC system ideal for negotiating a series of serious and deep moguls in steep terrain when we did our off-road test drive.
The FJ Cruiser shares much of its under structure with the Toyota 4Runner four-door SUV and Tacoma pickup truck, but you'd never guess that to look at the FJ with its wide, turtle-shell body design. more
The Toyota V6 not only is strong, but clean and fuel-efficient as well. It earns the FJ Cruiser a LEV-II (low-emission vehicle) rating from the federal government. [links]
In any case, heres whats important to know when using towing:
– the steering does not work,
– the braking system does not work
– on a flexible hitch in the ice.
If you need towing, then you better go to the professionals.
Transportation on the tow truck is the safest and most widespread variant of towing by professionals.
Towing on a rigid hitch is a rare and relatively safe method of towing.
Towing on a flexible coupler is the most complex and dangerous, but the acceptable way of towing.
2007 fj cruiser towing capacity can use any of these methods. more
If there is no possibility to call for the help of professionals, then tow yourself. When towing, pay attention to the following:
– use reliable mechanisms for towing,
– observe the speed limit,
– observe the rules of the road,
– follow the towing instructions. [links]
I would measure a rack if you could, and add that in. here
There is also a link here for the PDF file which has the whole magazine scanned. here
The rack looks like 5" to 6" in the photos. So you're gonna be squeaking into the garage. Just add some bigger tires, that ought to get you there. here
Taken from page 64 of the FJ Cruiser magazine available at all dealers now.
This one just barely rubs as I drive in with an empty tank. Almost 1/4" clearance with a full tank. [links]