New to forum. Need help with fitting Revos
06-17-2004, 03:04 PM
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New to forum. Need help with fitting Revos
Im a newbie and would just like to say hi and ask whats the widest and tallest Bridgestone Revo I could put on a stock 4x2 4runner without any rubbing. Im aware of the search but came up empty. The tires I currently have right now are poop and I love the look of the Revos.
Thanks in advance
by the way its a 3rd Gen
Thanks in advance
by the way its a 3rd Gen
06-17-2004, 04:31 PM
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I know that on a 3rd gen 4x4 you can run 265/75/16's without any rubbing, I did.
This topic has been covered soooooooo many times....................
So you love the look of the Revo? What exactly will you be using your runner for? If you don't see much off road, maybe you should look into something like a Michelin LTX A/T. It'll last you much longer (my dad ran 95k miles on those).
This topic has been covered soooooooo many times....................
So you love the look of the Revo? What exactly will you be using your runner for? If you don't see much off road, maybe you should look into something like a Michelin LTX A/T. It'll last you much longer (my dad ran 95k miles on those).
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Originally Posted by gapguy
This topic has been covered soooooooo many times....................
06-18-2004, 04:35 AM
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I didn't mean to be harsh, I've searched for this before and found info.....
Here are the tires:
Michelin LTX AT
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
Michelin LTX MS
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
Both of these tires last FOREVER! Do you see any snow? If so, the revos might still be your best bet.
Here are the tires:
Michelin LTX AT
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
Michelin LTX MS
http://www.tirerack.com/tires/tires....omCompare1=yes
Both of these tires last FOREVER! Do you see any snow? If so, the revos might still be your best bet.
06-18-2004, 09:04 AM
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Thanks, when I searched I honestly couldnt find anything on the biggest size on a 4x2 thats not lifted.
oh and we only get snow about 2 days out of the year with very little rain as well....
I was thinking of going 265/75/16
oh and we only get snow about 2 days out of the year with very little rain as well....
I was thinking of going 265/75/16
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06-18-2004, 09:13 AM
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I like the look and probably wont be doing any off-roading, do the michelins look similar and whats the price...
Welcome to the forum but I'll have to say, we aren't a shopping service. If you've reached us here, I'm sure you have the basic internet skills to find the tires online to find the pics and prices.
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06-18-2004, 11:50 AM
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on my 2000 SR5 2WD...
...I went from the crappy stock 265/70/16 GoodYears to 265/75/16 Revos. I wasn't able to tell much of a difference at all in performance of the truck decreasing. If it did it was too small to worry about. Period! If you have a 4cyl then it will be more noticable. Does your truck have 15" wheels or 16"? I also lifted my truck between 2-3 inches before going up. I could have fitted 285s with the lift but there was no need to. Find a tire store locally that carries the Revos in the size you want and test fit them. They should be willing to do that. Then you will know if they will fit.
...I went from the crappy stock 265/70/16 GoodYears to 265/75/16 Revos. I wasn't able to tell much of a difference at all in performance of the truck decreasing. If it did it was too small to worry about. Period! If you have a 4cyl then it will be more noticable. Does your truck have 15" wheels or 16"? I also lifted my truck between 2-3 inches before going up. I could have fitted 285s with the lift but there was no need to. Find a tire store locally that carries the Revos in the size you want and test fit them. They should be willing to do that. Then you will know if they will fit.
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Thanks All
I have a 4 cyl and it originally came with the 225/75/15, then i upsized with sequoia rims to 265/70/16 and i didnt see a loss in power.
Another question I was thinking about buying a set of stock 17 sequoia rims, on that size rim should i just stick to 265/70/17 revos or would 75 be ok.
I have a 4 cyl and it originally came with the 225/75/15, then i upsized with sequoia rims to 265/70/16 and i didnt see a loss in power.
Another question I was thinking about buying a set of stock 17 sequoia rims, on that size rim should i just stick to 265/70/17 revos or would 75 be ok.
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Originally Posted by FUZION
is it bad for my engine or tranny 
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Originally Posted by gapguy
I know that on a 3rd gen 4x4 you can run 265/75/16's without any rubbing, I did.
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