Question for Ride Heights & Ground Clearance

[lllzzz79]

Hello,

I have a 2015 5th gen 4Runner 4x4 SR5. No modification was done and everything is all stock. I noticed there is about 1 inch difference in heights between the driver's side and passengers side of rear fender(the heights from ground to the fender).

As shown in the picture, I measured driver's side at 37", passenger side was at 38".
There was no cargo loaded in the car, no passenger was in the car. The ground is flat. I had about 2/3 tank full gas.

I was wonderring if this was only me??.. or Have any 1 noticed difference in heights between driver's side and passenger's side in their car?.. :/

 

[4Rager]

Mine is about 3/4" lower on the passenger side. Some people ad a spacer to compensate when they install a lift.

 

[STX4Runner]

The weight of the battery and gas tank cause many 4Runners to sit lower on the driver side. Some Trails sit lower on the passenger side for whatever reason.

 

[SKP-4R]

Hello,

I have a 2015 5th gen 4Runner 4x4 SR5. No modification was done and everything is all stock. I noticed there is about 1 inch difference in heights between the driver's side and passengers side of rear fender(the heights from ground to the fender).

As shown in the picture, I measured driver's side at 37", passenger side was at 38".
There was no cargo loaded in the car, no passenger was in the car. The ground is flat. I had about 2/3 tank full gas.

I was wonderring if this was only me??.. or Have any 1 noticed difference in heights between driver's side and passenger's side in their car?.. :/

Most 4Runner's do not sit evenly. A decent set of coil-overs will remedy this. A full tank of gas usually sags the drivers side.

 

[lllzzz79]

It has been about one and a half years since I have posted this thread. I recently re-measured height of the fender on each sides of the vehicle, with taking the advise of measuring it from the bottom edge of the rim to the lip of the fender. I figured they have difference of about +- 1/8 inches, but which looks caused by uneven ground. It looks all is well
:fishing: