TinyTruck

Will a 32x11.5 bfg all-terrain mounted on rims that came off of a 88 pickup fit on a STOCK 1994 4-runner 4x4 WITH NO RUBBING

colsoncj

maybe... what kind of rim and do you take it off road?

TinyTruck

regular 88 steel rim and this thing does not wheel it just has to go from lock to lock and not rub

TinyTruck

ttt..

colsoncj

I would think so, but not sure.... under full compression I would say it would rub, but again, not sure.

4inspeed

they will most likely rub, depending on a few things... i know some people have put them on stock and havent rubbed.

but depending on the place your getting them from they should do a "test fit" for you. have them throw the tires on and run it lock to lock.

And i know that the bfg at ko is one of the "wider" at tires out there, i just test fit a set of 32 muds on my 91 runner and no rub, but if i was turning and hit a bump i would have issues.

Brendan

i don't think they would rub. 31s don't and there's gotta be more than 1" of clearance. it will depend on the backspacing of the wheel also. if they used the same backspacing in 88 and 94, you should be fine.

BeaterToyota

Depends. Vehicles come from the factory with various heights cranked into the front torsion bars, and the rear springs will sag differently on one rig than they will on another.

My '88 and '94 trucks both came stock with 225/75/15 tires. Right now I have a tall set of 32" Swampers on the '88 truck and they fit fine, but my '94 truck is much lower and I'm sure they would rub. With my rigs parked next to each other there is huge height difference.

s_wall98

Dont think they will. I had 32x11.50 Yokos on Sr5 rims on my 94 and it was fine. On full lock there might have been a bit of rubbing but not enough for me to do anything about. Drove it for about 6 months with no problem. The only thing i can see as maybe being trouble is the front valence....no problem with that if you have a dremel though.