Jacking points

[Redsoxx1918]

Hi guys,

Could someone take pics of the front and rear jacking points for a 2016 SR5? I just want to be sure in case I get a flat. It's my first 4runner. Thanks.

 

[lmkr67]

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[lmkr67]

Front on bottom of frame

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[lmkr67]

Rear at bottom of frame

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[catrains]

Hi guys,

Could someone take pics of the front and rear jacking points for a 2016 SR5? I just want to be sure in case I get a flat. It's my first 4runner. Thanks.

the owners manual has a diagram. I used the rear lift on the axle about 4 inches in from wheel. this is exactly how GM trucks are lifted for tire removal. on the front it is the frame near the cross member which is IMO very dangerous. jack is fully extended to remove the tire wheel drops too much IMO so the large amount of lift [jack too small]. I plan on purchasing shortly a stubby 12 ton bottle jack 6-12 inch lift and place under the lower front control arm to do a tire change.

look under the vehicle in the middle at the front cross member . the lower pan has a hole in it you will see the frame cross member that is also a lift point but I would not use the toyota jack IMO.

toyota jack is not good.

 

[mrevilandy]

Anywhere that's solid metal

 

[BenSD]

You get points for jacking?

 

[vjack]

RTFM

But seriously, the manual has very clear diagrams about where to jack.