Or any good ideas to secure my Runner.  What have you guys done?  Its an 84..

I would install kill switch, as far as replacing door locks, it's pretty easy, if you can pop your interior door panels off, the rest is easy. I installed "solex" brand door locks. They are a deterrent at most. I have hidden GPS tracker too .Which to me is the best. Unless they bring a van full of people, and steal every vechicle I have, I'll be at there doorstep before the cops 

ovrarock what did you go with on the gps tracker if you dont mind me asking?  I see the tile and things like that but that requires changing batteries.  I want to avoid that if I can.

It took awhile of watching, but I eventually was able to buy a unused ASP master rekeying kit off eBay for the “K” series Toyota locks. The kit includes the wafers, springs, and most of the chrome bezels you’ll need. It even has the little flaps that cover the key holes. The only bezel that’s different is the tailgate lock, but if you’re careful you can remove and reuse. The rekeying is really pretty simple once you get it apart.
The ASP kit # A-30-104. That’s the original number. It got superseded to  a few times. The last kit part number covered a few different key series, so on eBay sellers always want $100+. So if you can get the 104 kit for $25 or so that be a good price. You can do several locks with one kit, including ignition.

If you're looking to replace all the locks on your vehicle and key them alike so you have only one key, here are a few recommendations:

Visit a locksmith: An experienced locksmith, like locksmith N20, can re-key all the locks on your vehicle to match a single key, ensuring that you have only one key for all the locks. This is a good option if you have an older vehicle or if you want to maintain the original locks.

Purchase a kit: Some automotive supply companies offer complete lock replacement kits that include all the locks you need for your doors, ignition, and tailgate. These kits often come with the necessary hardware to install the locks, and they are often designed to be keyed alike so you have only one key.

Check the manufacturer: Some vehicle manufacturers offer lock replacement kits that are specific to the make and model of your vehicle. These kits are designed to be a direct replacement for the original locks, and they are often keyed alike so you have only one key.

Regardless of the option you choose, make sure to get the correct parts for your specific make and model, and consider the installation process before proceeding. Replacing locks on a vehicle can be a complex task, and you may need to disassemble parts of the door or other components to access the locks. If you're unsure about the installation process, consider seeking the help of a professional locksmith or mechanic.