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We've got nearly 3,000 on our '23 Pro4x (purchased at the end of August). During a recent (2400 mile) road trip to the Oregon coast my wife commented how much quieter and smoother the Titan is compared to the Toyota Highlander it replaced. She even went so far as to compare it to our Model Y for cabin noise.
It's very quiet on the road. Get off road or on a pave road with potholes, divots, cracks, uneveness etc. it rattles. Can feel it in the floorboards.
 
It's very quiet on the road. Get off road or on a pave road with potholes, divots, cracks, uneveness etc. it rattles. Can feel it in the floorboards.
Weird as my 2020 hasn't one rattle or squeak. Probably why I'm leary of buying a new one-could get one that rattles and squeaks.
 
How come the Icon website doesn't show a model for the Pro4x?
They didn't include that in their site. Once again the Titan world gets very little support. Ive had alot of Pro-4X customers with Icon and can send many pics. Message me if interested.
 
If I had to do it over again, I would’ve got the cheapest truck loaded. Does it actually exist? I do like my air condition seeds heat is steering wheel and what not. Yeah, I know first world all problems. got everything I wanted except for sunroof. Son of a really didn’t want the sunroof being 6 foot one and have 30 inch legs all upper body. only paid 42 grand for my P4 X back in 2018 anyway. Whole New World. Since I’m rambling, Nick is a standup guy, just rolled in 29,000 miles. Sorry for all the grammatical and punctual errors. Speech to text I’m gonna let it stand.
My SV 4x4 is quite loaded and rides great, I highly recommend one. It’s a 2018 and has every available option on an SV at that time except leather seats. It has things I didn’t even want but have gotten used to them now, and I got it for $32,500 ish back then.
 
I came from a 19 SL with less aggressive tires and when I tested my 23 P4X the ride actually, albeit stiffer, handled better. More precise and better on the twisty stuff. And it was the ride quality of the SL that made me a titan believer to begin with over the competition.

It was that test drive that cemented I wanted the pro4x.

Like someone said, its all preference.
 
My SV 4x4 is quite loaded and rides great, I highly recommend one. It’s a 2018 and has every available option on an SV at that time except leather seats. It has things I didn’t even want but have gotten used to them now, and I got it for $32,500 ish back then.
this is exactly my 2017 sv 4x4. no leather but everything else you can get on an sv and rides so nice. same price, too
 
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So paid attention to the noise a little more on the way to work.

So going down the road that has some bumps, cranks or potholes....Imagine a low bass thump from a rap song coming out of your sub-woofer. That's what it's like. Plus I can feel the vibrations in the floor board. Same roads with my 4runner...quiet as can be.
 
The Pro4X is a bit stiff---probably why you see a lot of used ones pop up for sale after a few years. I've gotten used to mine I guess. Different tires and shocks might take the edge off. (So would an SV or Platinum from what others have said.) I hated the General Grabber tires and switched to Coopers, still an off road tread for ease of climbing up our 54 acres, but even they smoothed it out a bit. I imagine you could change to a more highway oriented tire and either sell or hang on to the Generals.
Can I ask which Coopers you chose? I like the OWL tires and wonder if they have them, thanks.
 
It's very quiet on the road. Get off road or on a pave road with potholes, divots, cracks, uneveness etc. it rattles. Can feel it in the floorboards.
@PRJ sounds like your upper arm hitting coil bucket. Do you have a lift in front?
 
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