FJ tires

[haroldpo6]

I can get a new set of take-offs from a 2010 FJ for cheap but will they work on my 05 4runner? The FJ size is 265/70/17, the factory tires on mine is 265/65/17.
I'm not sure how much taller the FL tires are and will they hit the flares?

 

[K.C.]

You'll be fine.

Remove the old and install the new w/o any modification.

 

[CJ3Flyr]

You'll be fine.

Remove the old and install the new w/o any modification.

:iagree:
x2

 

[BlairB]

You'll be fine.

Remove the old and install the new w/o any modification.

x3

+use the search function next time, there are many threads on this.

 

[haroldpo6]

x3

+use the search function next time, there are many threads on this.

Thanks dad

 

[Kmvreter]

I can get a new set of take-offs from a 2010 FJ for cheap ...

The fit isn't an issue.
If they are Doneflops then I hope when you say cheap that they are almost free. Not the best tire out there, especially for traction once you put some miles on them.

 

[haroldpo6]

The fit isn't an issue.
If they are Doneflops then I hope when you say cheap that they are almost free. Not the best tire out there, especially for traction once you put some miles on them.

Nope, Bridgestone Dueler H-L for $325 for 4 with less than 200 miles

 

[BlairB]

Thanks dad

Next time I won't answer then :flipoff:

 

[haroldpo6]

Next time I won't answer then :flipoff:

That would be great.:thumb3:


When i picked-up the tires i noticed they said made in Japan on them. I had heard SE Toyota installed the tires after they got to the Port of Jacksonville,Fl.