32in tires

[saltyf15]

Will 32/11.5/15 fit on a 2nd gen 4runner without a lift?

 

[Steve8v92]

You wont have to lift your truck, you will have to trim some of the body.
Get 31's no problem.

 

[chanceb]

Will 32/11.5/15 fit on a 2nd gen 4runner without a lift?

I have 32x11.5 on mine without a lift. Some came stock made for those.http://www.brian894x4.com/Gearratiosanddiffs.html

 

[Justinlhc]

I have 32x11.50 on 15x8 with 4" BS and it required MAJOR trimming, hammering, grinding and cutting to clear and I have a 1.5" BJ spacer lift.

But yeah, they fit and as long as you don't have a rear bumper or mud flaps you should be ok in the back. :bash:

 

[Justinlhc]

I have 32x11.5 on mine without a lift. Some came stock made for those.http://www.brian894x4.com/Gearratiosanddiffs.html

What country do you live in? What do you mean they came stock made for those? Some might have came with the right gears to turn them, but that's about it.

 

[chanceb]

What country do you live in? What do you mean they came stock made for those? Some might have came with the right gears to turn them, but that's about it.

Canada

 

[fourwd1]

I have 32x11.5 on mine without a lift. Some came stock made for those.http://www.brian894x4.com/Gearratiosanddiffs.html

That is incorrect.
There was a 31" tire package from the factory, not 32".

 

[n8buddy]

i have 265/75/R16s on my truck and they fit with a ball joint spacer lift, they might just fit with no lift; and they look the same as 32"s

 

[chanceb]

That is incorrect.
There was a 31" tire package from the factory, not 32".

sorry, you are right. it was just the 31" package, which is what i have, but 32's fit my truck without a lift. thanks for the correction.

 

[fourwd1]

No problem, just didn't want someone to get the wrong idea.

 

[evade6317]

I put 32x11.5R15 on my 93 4Runner without doing anything.

 

[muddyt4r]

i'm back!

i think that unless you bump up the axle ratios, would bog the engine down:guitar2:

 

[fourwd1]

It does a bit, but most people find it tolerable.
Tons of people run 33's/4 cyl/5 spd/stock (4.10) gears, I did it for years with a little 22R.
33's is right on the edge of needing new gears, unless you want to give up 5th gear (which some people do).

 

[fourwd1]

And the factory 31" tire package does come with lower gears so they won't affect power and MPG.

 

[Watchdog]

Will 32/11.5/15 fit on a 2nd gen 4runner without a lift?

Yes. I ran that size on my unlifted '90 for a year or maybe longer...can't remember. Never scraped or rubbed, but I didn't really bang it around all that hard. Plenty of clearance on the rear...you might get some rubbing on the front under hard off road use. Course, I had to have the speedometer checked to see how fast I was really going instead of believing what the speedometer said.

Running that size also reduced the performance of the stock rear end, and unless you re-gear, you'll eventually cause some rear diff damage.

I finally ended up having it lifted 4 inches, though, and now run 33x12.50s.

 

[Justinlhc]

Mine fit after hammering/cutting/grinding 10lbs of metal from my inner fender wells. :bash: I didn't really have to do all that trimming and hammering, but I like to turn and go over bumps so......

 

[Destro]

I had 31s on my '84 but now have 30.5s- had plenty of room with 31s, just got a great deal on the new tires (31s were pretty shot).

I am picking up a set of 33s and 35s next week in a trade- going to see if I can trim enough or do a body lift cheap and get the 35s to clear. If not I know I can fit the 33s. My 84 is a trail only beast so the regear isn't much of an issue as I hardly ever get out of 2nd gear anyway. Trimming should be pretty easy because most of the area I need to trim is already rusted away... I have decided this winter I am pulling the old beast into the garage and patching all the rust and giving a paint job.
213K miles and the A/C still blows ice cold, and for the past couple years it only gets driven once a month...