20" Limited tire recommendations
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mikelima1911
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5 years later, I Googled "Limited 4Runner Tire" and got this as a top hit. Nice foresight!
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I was surfing on Toyo tires looking at tire options. It looks like the ATII tires come in the stock limited tire size of 245/60/20 in P rated form.
https://www.toyotires.com/tire/pattern/open-country-at-ii-on-off-road-all-terrain-tires
Great news for those who want to keep the factory wheels.
https://www.toyotires.com/tire/pattern/open-country-at-ii-on-off-road-all-terrain-tires
Great news for those who want to keep the factory wheels.
Jetboy
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mansruin31
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2017Limited
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I put a set of 275/55/20 Michelin LTX Premier tires and they made all the difference.
homerhriss
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Thanks for the notice! I’ve been wanting to keep the same rims, but untill now hated the options. 2 hrs after reading this, I ordered a set.
I've been running these exact tires on my Limited for a few years, i have 40k miles+ on them and they look like i can get another 20k miles pretty easily. They are great in the rain, snow, and ice. I will buy them again!
Bossman
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This thread should help:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...r-5th-gen-tire-fitment-guide.html#post1550444
Toffees
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Yes, but will it rub?
Soupbean
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Limited tires
I put Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus 275/55-20’s 111H on about a year and a half ago. Couldn’t be happier.., I’m very partial to Bridgestone’s, so shopped Revo II’s, LTH and 684 II’s. Also Michelin LTX..., but went with the Alenza’s. Also installed Bora 19mm spacers. Didn’t need to for any rubbing issues, just wanted to widen the track a bit and alter on road dynamics. Again.., very pleased with the results. I don’t off-road other than the occasional dirt or gravel road. A little in town but mostly freeway and twisty county roads. Very stable tire in wet, dry, snowy conditions. Quiet and smooth riding tire. I’ve been on freeways when it’s been raining so hard that people are pulled over on the side of the road and I’m cruising along at 70-75 with no problem. So, I’m full time 4WD, but this tire displaces water exceptionally well.
Going with this tire I did adjust pressures quite a bit from stock 245/60’s.
I’m running something like 40-41 fr - 36-37 rr.
I put Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza Plus 275/55-20’s 111H on about a year and a half ago. Couldn’t be happier.., I’m very partial to Bridgestone’s, so shopped Revo II’s, LTH and 684 II’s. Also Michelin LTX..., but went with the Alenza’s. Also installed Bora 19mm spacers. Didn’t need to for any rubbing issues, just wanted to widen the track a bit and alter on road dynamics. Again.., very pleased with the results. I don’t off-road other than the occasional dirt or gravel road. A little in town but mostly freeway and twisty county roads. Very stable tire in wet, dry, snowy conditions. Quiet and smooth riding tire. I’ve been on freeways when it’s been raining so hard that people are pulled over on the side of the road and I’m cruising along at 70-75 with no problem. So, I’m full time 4WD, but this tire displaces water exceptionally well.
Going with this tire I did adjust pressures quite a bit from stock 245/60’s.
I’m running something like 40-41 fr - 36-37 rr.
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petron5000
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Just put 4 New Michelin Defender Ltx M/s - 275/55r20 on my 2012 limited. I'm very happy.
I installed a set of Bridgestone Dueler H/L Alenza 275 - 55 - 20 on stock 20"wheels. No rub, feels nice and smooth on the road. I won't be doing much off road so I am not worried about aggressive tread pattern for playing in the dirt.
My last vehicle was a 2007 4Runner Sport in white. I had Michelins with raised white letter outline on it. Looked great on a white truck. So I wanted to give it a try on this 2018 Arctic Blue Limited. Seems to be a pretty good combination.
My last vehicle was a 2007 4Runner Sport in white. I had Michelins with raised white letter outline on it. Looked great on a white truck. So I wanted to give it a try on this 2018 Arctic Blue Limited. Seems to be a pretty good combination.
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NotTheMoose
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Bumping this Thread for Snow
Hello, I am new to the forums and new to my 2022 4R limited. I know it isn't news that it is difficult to find snow tires these days especially in 245/60R20. I was able to track down some Nokian Hakks in 255/55R20. I see a lot of you are running 275/55R20, does anyone have any experience with this tire size on a 5th gen limited? Any reason I shouldn't use em?
Thanks!
Hello, I am new to the forums and new to my 2022 4R limited. I know it isn't news that it is difficult to find snow tires these days especially in 245/60R20. I was able to track down some Nokian Hakks in 255/55R20. I see a lot of you are running 275/55R20, does anyone have any experience with this tire size on a 5th gen limited? Any reason I shouldn't use em?
Thanks!
