largest tire on stock 95 4runner
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jhinderliter
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anyone put 31x12.5 on the stock rims?
4RunnerKid
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I believe they do. You might need to trim your front valance and clearance the inner fender a bit, but they should be okay after that...
4runaway
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Mine are 31 x 10.50 x 15 <<< The largest with mods, I think.
This is late, RB, but I figure my response may help visitors that are interested.
I have a 95 Toyota 4Runner 2WD and have been riding on 31 x 10.50's for six years now. No rubbing or fender bumping whatsoever.
Last year, I just bought my second set of Pirelli Scorpions (I got about 75k on the first pair). I do a lot of street driving, and these stick very well for my high speed L.A. city driving. Never had a problem riding off road with these -- however, I'm probably not the hardcore offroader as some -- I have put my baby thru it's paces, however.
The only thing I noticed is that the size difference from the stock tires probably are affecting my speedometer ever so slightly. I had it tested, and it appears it's only affected as speeds of 70mph. This is argumentative however.
Whether or not the larger tires have any affect on anything else relating to suspension, I don't know. Of course, with the bigger tire comes more weight. However, I think the 31/10.5/15 are the largest tires you can place on a '95 4Runner without body modification. I was told the 33's would require some mod'ing.
I hope this helps!
This is late, RB, but I figure my response may help visitors that are interested.
I have a 95 Toyota 4Runner 2WD and have been riding on 31 x 10.50's for six years now. No rubbing or fender bumping whatsoever.
Last year, I just bought my second set of Pirelli Scorpions (I got about 75k on the first pair). I do a lot of street driving, and these stick very well for my high speed L.A. city driving. Never had a problem riding off road with these -- however, I'm probably not the hardcore offroader as some -- I have put my baby thru it's paces, however.
The only thing I noticed is that the size difference from the stock tires probably are affecting my speedometer ever so slightly. I had it tested, and it appears it's only affected as speeds of 70mph. This is argumentative however.
Whether or not the larger tires have any affect on anything else relating to suspension, I don't know. Of course, with the bigger tire comes more weight. However, I think the 31/10.5/15 are the largest tires you can place on a '95 4Runner without body modification. I was told the 33's would require some mod'ing.
I hope this helps!
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captwalker87
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i agree.. im riding on 31x10.50x15 and i have no rubbing, and no real speedo differnce.. i know a buddy of mine has 32x11.50x15 on his stock 95 and he had to do no modding.. but hes real close.. i think 33's would require some cutting.
4runaway
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You know capt, I wanted to go bigger without modd'ing but the size we have was apparently the biggest you can go without the rubbing. Although I'm sure we could have gone a bit bigger, I think with the 31x10.5/15's are the biggest without the risk of, say, offroading and not hitting with full spring/shock compression. Those 33's, or maybe even 32's, might bang nicely against the wells with a good mogul, rock or burm. However, if anyone has any experience with the bigger tires, post'em here. Thanx!
skywalker1020
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Mike,
Where did you get the all-red tail lights? Truck looks great, btw.
Pete
Where did you get the all-red tail lights? Truck looks great, btw.
Pete
r1burden said:
I have. Just took front mud flaps off. No rubbing.
Now, with www.sdori.com 2" suspension lift:
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