Measurement Request (SR5 owners)

[Stifler]

Can someone with a stock (no lift and OEM 265s) 4x4 SR5 provide wheel well measurements for me? from wheel well dissecting the center of the rim to the ground. Trying to avoid having to drive to a stealership. Thanks in advance!

 

[ATL4R]

Can someone with a stock (no lift and OEM 265s) 4x4 SR5 provide wheel well measurements for me? from wheel well dissecting the center of the rim to the ground. Trying to avoid having to drive to a stealership. Thanks in advance!

A stock 4x4 4Runner will generally fall within these measurements:

Front driver: 34.5-35
Front passenger: 34.75-35.25

Rear driver: 36.5-37
Rear passenger: 37-37.5

 

[Stifler]

where are you getting that from? Is there a sticky I am missing. I think the TE is a bit different die to the flares isnt it? and the change (while minute) in an LE with 20s and a different brand of tires may be slightly different.

I appreciate the reply though

 

[1engineer]

Can someone with a stock (no lift and OEM 265s) 4x4 SR5 provide wheel well measurements for me? from wheel well dissecting the center of the rim to the ground. Trying to avoid having to drive to a stealership. Thanks in advance!

Stifler,
Non-OEM tires but OEM size 265/70/17's.
Left front: 34 1/4"
Right front: 34 5/8"

I have 40K+ miles and a full tank of gas. Higher tire pressure and worn or new tires will change this dimension of course. Mine are at 37 psi. Should be "bissecting" as I don't want to delve any deeper into this by "dissecting" the issue lol. Hope this helps.

 

[Stifler]

excellent thanks to both of you. the brand tires may change it a touch but not enough to really matter.

 

[StRanger7032]

2011 SR5 with factory tires, 4000 miles, 32 PSI, full gas tank:
LF: 34 1/4
RF: 34 1/2
LR: 36 5/8
RR: 36 5/8

I do have a 60lb brush guard on the front, so it might be 1/8" inch or so lower than normal.

 

[desertred]

2010 SR5 w/26K on factory Dunlops, 2/3 tank of gas, 29 PSI.

LF: 34 1/2
RF: 35
LR: 36 1/2
RR: 37

Obviously exhibiting a bit of the "gas tank lean".
Holy smokes! I need to air up my tires!