2017 Toyota 4Runner
8 factory colors were offered on the Fifth generation (N280) 4Runner. Your code is on the driver's door jamb sticker on the line marked C/TR — the characters before the slash.
Changes from 2016:
- Added for 2017: Cement (1H5)
- Dropped after 2016: Quicksand (4V6)
Verified against 2 independent sources: 2017 Toyota 4Runner official brochure (dealer CDN mirror): https://cdn.dealereprocess.org/cdn/brochures/toyota/2017-4runner.pdf — Color/Trim page lists Midnight Black Metallic, Nautical Blue Metallic, Barcelona Red Metallic, Magnetic Gray Metallic, Classic Silver Metallic, Blizzard Pearl, Super White, with a separate TRD Pro column reading Cement, Barcelona Red Metallic, Super White; PaintRef Toyota cross-reference, 2017 4Runner: https://www.paintref.com/cgi-bin/colorcodedisplay.cgi?year=2017&make=Toyota&model=4Runner&rows=100 — returns exactly these 8 codes.
Cement 1H5 becomes the TRD Pro exclusive, replacing Quicksand, which leaves the 4Runner entirely. TRD Pro was offered in Cement, Barcelona Red Metallic and Super White. The off-road grade is renamed from Trail to TRD Off-Road this year, but the color roster is unaffected.
Where to find your paint code
Driver's door jamb (B-pillar), on the white or silver build sticker, on the row labelled C/TR.
Driver's door jamb
- Open the driver's door and look at the B-pillar at roughly latch height.
- Find the row labelled C/TR on the printed sticker.
- The three characters before the slash are the paint code.
- The characters after the slash are the interior trim code, not paint.
If the sticker is missing or faded
- Call any Toyota dealer parts desk with your VIN. They can read the code off the build record, usually in under a minute and at no cost.
- Genuine Toyota touch-up part numbers embed the paint code — part 00258-004X0-21 is code 4X0.
Other 4Runner years
Color availability changed year to year. Codes often carried over; names sometimes did not.