ATV inside the Toyota?

dawudih

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Will a kids atv fit inside a 5th gen 4Runner? Can't get the old lady to measure the quad for me, and don't want to drag a trailer 10 hours. 2015 4Runner with a 2018 Suzuki 90 ATV inside?
 
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dawudih said:
Will a kids atv fit inside a 5th gen 4Runner? Can't get the old lady to measure the quad for me, and don't want to drag a trailer 10 hours. 2015 4Runner with a 2018 Suzuki 90 ATV inside?
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https://www.toyota-4runner.org/2954995-post4.html - This post has some measurements for you - Doesn't look like it will fit due to the Height - 32 inches - vs 34 for the Quad according to google. You could MAYBE get away with letting the air out of the tires, and unbolting the handlebars and letting them rest on the fuel tank.....That will probably give you an extra 2 inches of clearance that is needed.

Quad Specs here - Suzuki QuadSport Z90 Technical Specifications
 
Dillusion said:
What else would you like me to add?

I mean a quick google pretty much shows in the interior dimensions of the 4R.
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The same quick google shows the dimensions of the quad as well..:shrug: not sure why this is so hard.
 
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those are pretty small. I'd be shocked if you could not get get it in the 4R with the tires heavily deflated. Maybe even with them inflated.
 
Sky said:
The same quick google shows the dimensions of the quad as well..:shrug: not sure why this is so hard.
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I could ask him the same thing?????:shrug:

But since spoon feeding is needed. Everything was Googled in less than a couple min.

Suzuki
Length 59.3
Width 34.4
Height 36

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Also remember the cargo opening height is smaller than inside.
 
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Well, I decided to jam the Suzuki 90 atv in the back of the 4Runner after seeing somebody removed the wheels & handle bars to carry it inside their suv. However, I didn't make it to pick up the 4 wheeler since the fuel pump that Toyota replaced last week (after I asked them to not perform any of the recalls!) failed 5 hours from home. These dealerships make me sick.
The dumbass Audi dealership drilled holes in my wifes bumper on her new car after I told them no front plates! There's even a bracket to use, but they actually used wood screws and drilled holes in the bumper. Stupid F*** said, "sorry". This is exactly why I don't use dealerships. 103,000 trouble free miles and once they get their greedy hands on it, problems arise. They really make me sick.
 
dawudih said:
Well, I decided to jam the Suzuki 90 atv in the back of the 4Runner after seeing somebody removed the wheels & handle bars to carry it inside their suv. However, I didn't make it to pick up the 4 wheeler since the fuel pump that Toyota replaced last week (after I asked them to not perform any of the recalls!) failed 5 hours from home. These dealerships make me sick.
The dumbass Audi dealership drilled holes in my wifes bumper on her new car after I told them no front plates! There's even a bracket to use, but they actually used wood screws and drilled holes in the bumper. Stupid F*** said, "sorry". This is exactly why I don't use dealerships. 103,000 trouble free miles and once they get their greedy hands on it, problems arise. They really make me sick.
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Hopefully you made them put a new bumper on for free or null and void the deal
 
In my old field of work (telecom), the only time we had issues with machines was when somebody put their hands on the equipment. This is why you should let a sleeping dog lye. The o-ring rolled in part of the fuel pump, causing a fuel starving situation.
 

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And my oldest daughter just broke her arm riding this same atv today. It's like a Seinfeld episode at my house.
 
Ogre75 said:
So did it fit or not? Or did I misunderstand and you didn't try it?
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"That's what she said".
Did it fit? Sure, if you cover everything with moving blankets, remove the 4 wheels and put them in different parts of the car, unbolt the handlebars and jam the atv in the back while praying that you don't get in a wreck. Should you do it?, nope. I think a van would be no problem though.
 
I tried putting a TRX90 in my 4th gen and it was a no go. Even if I removed the handlebars it still wouldn't clear by about 2 inches. Would've had to remove the wheels/tires to make it work.
 
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