ARB 4Runner wheel and tire size confirmation
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ARB 4Runner wheel and tire size confirmation
I am looking for a little confirmation:
Wheels 17"
Tires 265/70 R17 BFG AT's
Does that look right, or for those who happened to see the truck and remember?
Thanks so much!
Wheels 17"
Tires 265/70 R17 BFG AT's
Does that look right, or for those who happened to see the truck and remember?
Thanks so much!
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Factory Specification
wheels: 17x7.5
tires: 265/65/17
bolt pattern: 6x5.5
The SEMA vehicle might have 265/70/17's though. I didn't go so I don't know.
wheels: 17x7.5
tires: 265/65/17
bolt pattern: 6x5.5
The SEMA vehicle might have 265/70/17's though. I didn't go so I don't know.
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Originally Posted by SofaRider
Ben at Slee told me that they were 285/70r17's, but man they look the exactly the same size as my 265/70r17's BFG's?
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Originally Posted by expeditionswest
They could be... I will know for sure when I pick the ARB 4X4Runner up on Thursday.
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I am conducting a long term test with the truck for ARB and Toyota. There will be a series of articles in Off-Road and 4WD Toyota Owner where I chronical several adventures with the ARB 4x4Runner. Trips include Idaho, Utah, Arizona and California.
You can find out more details here: www.expeditionportal.com/forum (note: you would need to register, just because the planned trips are not visible by a guest)
You can find out more details here: www.expeditionportal.com/forum (note: you would need to register, just because the planned trips are not visible by a guest)
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Originally Posted by expeditionswest
I am conducting a long term test with the truck for ARB and Toyota. There will be a series of articles in Off-Road and 4WD Toyota Owner where I chronical several adventures with the ARB 4x4Runner. Trips include Idaho, Utah, Arizona and California.
You can find out more details here: www.expeditionportal.com/forum (note: you would need to register, just because the planned trips are not visible by a guest)
You can find out more details here: www.expeditionportal.com/forum (note: you would need to register, just because the planned trips are not visible by a guest)
What a horrible job you have!
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Originally Posted by expeditionswest
Oh, and one more. All Gen 4 4Runners are 6x5.5 lug pattern correct?
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all toyota 4x4 trucks are 6 on 5.5 after like 86 or something. (some of the early ones wernt)
btw can anyone tell me why they use the cables up to the rack.... ive seen that a couple of times and can never figure out why. (extra stablity on the bumper when under heavy winching!?!?!)
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Originally Posted by snap-on
all toyota 4x4 trucks are 6 on 5.5 after like 86 or something. (some of the early ones wernt)
btw can anyone tell me why they use the cables up to the rack.... ive seen that a couple of times and can never figure out why. (extra stablity on the bumper when under heavy winching!?!?!)
btw can anyone tell me why they use the cables up to the rack.... ive seen that a couple of times and can never figure out why. (extra stablity on the bumper when under heavy winching!?!?!)
It's to deflect trees. You see it a lot in Australia (for the brush I suppose) and places where they offroad around a lot of branches that could shatter their windshields.
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Yep, they are called limb risers, and are intended to lift branches and limbs up and over the rack and windshield.
Let me know if you guys have any questions about the truck. I will be driving it back from Renton starting Friday.
Let me know if you guys have any questions about the truck. I will be driving it back from Renton starting Friday.
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yeah...where is it gonna be parked. I'm tired of waiting for ARB to release the front bumper for the 4th gen...
oh...my guess on the tires is 265/70/17 like mine.
oh...my guess on the tires is 265/70/17 like mine.
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...Let me know if you guys have any questions about the truck. I will be driving it back from Renton starting Friday.
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yeah...where is it gonna be parked.
I will ask when the bumper will be available and report back. I will have a list of all accessories, part numbers and availability.
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Originally Posted by SofaRider
Ben at Slee told me that they were 285/70r17's, but man they look the exactly the same size as my 265/70r17's BFG's?
.787" wider overall and 1.1" overall diameter bigger.
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Originally Posted by DealMaker
yeah...where is it gonna be parked. I'm tired of waiting for ARB to release the front bumper for the 4th gen...
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The real problem that ARB faces is that Toyota does not market the 4runner (this exact 4runner and not the bro/sis versions) to Australia. Because of this, r&d becomes very expensive. Try shipping a 4runner over there and back so they can r&d. The shipping alone is $$. I would think that they would have to sell MANY bumpers just to break even let alone not include the r&d into it.
Other models are available in Australia thus the release of those bumpers but the 4runner is not out there. The prado is but not the 4runner so you can sort of blame Toyota for that one.
I would say if you're really a die hard ARB fan, you can just get the prado bumper and cut and paste like crazy
Other models are available in Australia thus the release of those bumpers but the 4runner is not out there. The prado is but not the 4runner so you can sort of blame Toyota for that one.
I would say if you're really a die hard ARB fan, you can just get the prado bumper and cut and paste like crazy
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Thanks for all of the help everyone. I am going to be pulling an Adventure Trailer behind the 4Runner, and we are setting it up with matching wheels and tires. Should be a great adventure combo