B load range on my 4th gen

[Token13]

would B load range be okay to run on my 4th gen? Im planning on going with some 265/70/17 nitto terra grapplers or some good year dura tracs. I only have a 2 wd so any off road would only be slight when i go down a dirt road. Only towing i would do would be a bass boat or 4wheeler. I just cant see the point in spending the extra cash when i know i wont be off roading often. Any input is greatly appreciated! also tire recommendations are welcome as well!

 

[TOY2G]

would B load range be okay to run on my 4th gen? Im planning on going with some 265/70/17 nitto terra grapplers or some good year dura tracs. I only have a 2 wd so any off road would only be slight when i go down a dirt road. Only towing i would do would be a bass boat or 4wheeler. I just cant see the point in spending the extra cash when i know i wont be off roading often. Any input is greatly appreciated! also tire recommendations are welcome as well!

If you read your door sticker it tells you that your vehicle does in fact require P-metric tires. There are several of us running the heavier LT tires, but that is not what ANY 4Runner requires.

 

[JB.]

would B load range be okay to run on my 4th gen? I just cant see the point in spending the extra cash when i know i wont be off roading often.

I presume you're referring to Standard Load tires (normal tires like the stock tires). Load B tires exist, but are not common.

So yes, without significant offroading involved, they (Standard Load, P-metric, Euro metric -- typical tires like the stock ones) are not only ok, they're preferred.