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I'm kinda partial to that Tercel wagon. Real dudemobile Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I think the stock size bfgs in C are load rated 112 when not used in a dual wheel application. LT tires are rated to carry weight per inflation psi, without discount like a p-metric used in light truck or SUV applications. It looks per the BFG load chart that 40-41 psi is needed to carry the...

I think 50 psi is for the max load that tire is rated to carry, but not the max inflation pressure for that tire. Just like on our stock passenger rated 113 load tires, 32 psi is required to carry the max load rating of the stockers ( and thus are spec'ed to carry the vehicle's designed GVWR and...

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You can use 32 psi, but the load rating of the TAKO2s will not be the max load rating for that tire unless you use 50 psi Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

You may be better off with the BFGs in that size on the Pro wheel; because of their section width, they might not rub. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Meh...looks like the Highlander, which I like, but if I wanted a Highlander, I would have bought one (my wife did). Perhaps apropos to this thread, I was reading a Motor Trend article today, which reported a 4Runner redesign for the 2019 model year. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

If I'd known a limited could look like the way you've done yours, I might have bought one. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Captain Obvious checking in here...The 4R really dislikes stop and go driving. There is a stark difference in mileage figures when I'm unfortunate enough to venture city/ stoplight to stoplight driving (17.5 mpg) vs. steady 40 mph around town driving (19.5 mpg). I can get some good mpgs on the...

Wheel-size.com is a good web reference. Doesn't provide back space info, but provides stock wheel width and offset information. If you know wheel width and offset, you can calculate approximate backspace. All 5th gen wheels but TRD pros have stated 15 mm offset; TRD pro has a 4mm offset...

Looks good. I wouldn't bring that front up any higher. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I've had stock size Nokian Rotiiva ATs on my SR5 for around 8000 miles. I've really liked them. P rated, 115 weight rating, 'snowflake' symbol, T speed rating, 13/32s tread depth, full 31.7" diameter, very light (37 lbs), nice tread width ~8.7". They don't get a lot of love on this forum, but...

Also remember that max load rating on a p rated tire is discounted by about 10 percent when used on an SUV or light truck. So the 113 tire load rating on our stock vehicle p rated tires is roughly equal to a 111 or 112 on an LT tire, so long as the LT tire is inflated to its max load rating...

Made my day. This is my favorite thread ever. 2016 sr5p super white 4wd

2016 sr5p super white 4wd