Toyota 4Runner Multi-Terrain Select Control Okay, so you're a rock climber and you like to pave your own way and take the road not taken, right? Am I talking to you? Well hop in and check out the 4Runner Trailgrade Multi-Terrain Select Control System made for serious hardcore off-roading. Designed for places where power doesn't mean wearing a red tie. Okay, here we go. We're taking it to the hills. The system features four driver selectable modes that regulate wheel spin to provide the maximum amount of traction for the gamut of off-road situations. The good, the bad, and the gnarly. You know what I'm saying? Based on your selected setting, the Multi-Terrain Select Control System automatically adjusts the optimal engine throttle setting and active traction control braking pressure to provide the best traction. That's what I call a drenlin on wheels. There are four modes that you can select depending on your terrain conditions. Mud and sand, loose rock, mogul, or rock. The selection appears on the dashboard accessory meter. The mud and sand mode operates when the transmission case shift lever is in either H4 or L4 range. Loose rock, mogul, and rock mode are used when the shift lever is in L4 range only. Let's say you get into some rocky terrain. With the four runner stopped, shift the transmission into neutral gear and move the transfer case shift lever to the L4 position. Press the on-off button on the Multi-Terrain Selector knob. Then, turn the dial until rock mode is selected. That engages the system. As the terrain changes, you can use the various Multi-Terrain Select modes while moving at speed 7 mph or less by turning the dial to change or dictate a different mode. When the Multi-Terrain Select Control System is active and when A-Track operates, the slip indicator will blink. Take note, Multi-Terrain Select will not operate if crawl control has been activated. To cancel the operation, push the on-off switch and the Multi-Terrain Select Control will deactivate. The display in the center of the instrument panel will show Multi-Terrain Select has been canceled. Multi-Terrain Select will automatically cancel if the four runner's speed exceeds 7 mph. So now that you know all about Multi-Terrain Select, you're fluent and fun. Come on, head for the hills. The off-road is calling and not on your cell phone. Know what I'm saying? For more info about Multi-Terrain Select Control, please refer to the owner's manual.