tire size?
07-12-2005, 04:18 PM
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tire size?
I know I know.... I did search. 
I didn't find a fitting answer, So I will post it.
on an 88 4x4 what is the STOCK tire size? the tires on mine (well later this week to be mine) is in need of tire and it has big fat tires on it.... no i didn't note the size, sorry.
Normal size tires of normal appearance the way the factory put em on is fine, as long as the rims are pretty. I want it to drive nice and get the best MPGs.
*I don't (normally) go off road unless its to shake the police cars chasing me.
(kidding!)
Some roads here are dirt, most are paved, so I don't need/want rock crawler massive mud bogger tires....
whatever the factory designed it to have , thats my question.
later on i might go nuts and want something different, I haven't got there yet.
THANK YOU!
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I didn't find a fitting answer, So I will post it.
on an 88 4x4 what is the STOCK tire size? the tires on mine (well later this week to be mine) is in need of tire and it has big fat tires on it.... no i didn't note the size, sorry.
Normal size tires of normal appearance the way the factory put em on is fine, as long as the rims are pretty. I want it to drive nice and get the best MPGs.
*I don't (normally) go off road unless its to shake the police cars chasing me.
(kidding!)
Some roads here are dirt, most are paved, so I don't need/want rock crawler massive mud bogger tires....
whatever the factory designed it to have , thats my question.
later on i might go nuts and want something different, I haven't got there yet.
THANK YOU!
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07-12-2005, 05:05 PM
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Originally Posted by jimabena74
the 225/75/15s look way too small.......
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Sticker on the inside of the door *may* not tell you what it came with. Cant' remember which, but either the made in USA or made in JPN stickers only list the base size (225/75R15) no matter how it was equipped.
For that year, stock was either 225/75R15 and 4.10 gears or 31x10.50R15 and 4.56 gears.
For that year, stock was either 225/75R15 and 4.10 gears or 31x10.50R15 and 4.56 gears.
07-13-2005, 03:08 PM
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Originally Posted by jimabena74
in my opinion, the 225/75/15s look way too small.......
Originally Posted by ChickenLover
I would go with 31" tires.
yea, 31x10.50x15 will look much better and probably give you the best MPG as well.
07-13-2005, 03:41 PM
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Well, on my first yota, I took the stock tires and wheels off and put on a set of 31x10.5s. Didn't see a noticeable drop in power or MPG, and it drove and handled MUCH better. It rode smoother, cornered better, and felt much more stable. Plus, it's the perfect size for a stock truck. Fills up the wheel wells really nicely, and really looks sharp. That's what I'd recommend.
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