Hi Y'all

I just ordered a 1" body lift for my 1990 Hilux Surf from Roger Brown and was just wondering what are the largest tyres i can fit on Toy SR5 wheels! I'd like to pur 33"s on. Do you think this is possible or would i need bigger rims?

Delboy

 

No clue, but I love how Brits and the Irish spell "tyres".

Bob

 

you could prob get 33s to fit with some trimming.

 

Here's a link to a Suspension Round Up Corey put together. At the bottom of the page is a link to some lift/tire size info.

Hope that helps!

 

Cheers Guys!

Pretty sure i can fit 33's on stock wheels! I'll find out when i buy them i suppose!

Delboy

 

You can fit 33's, but they won't be 12.50's or anything. The width will probably be in the 9.50-10.50 inch range.

Chris

 

delboy with a 1" body lift and HD coils ya best bet would be 32 11.50 15's like i am running, that way you wont get hardly any rubbing

Cheers

Luke

 

well from my experience no you cant put 33's on your rig.. you might be able to do some pavement pounding but thats about it... i have a 3 inch body with downey hd rear coils and the front is cranked a hair..i did run 33's with stock lift but needless to say i had lots of rub and i mean lots... but even with my 3 inch body and 2 inch suspension with t bars vcranked a hair i still get rub when out crawling around.. like when i full articulate i get some rub..although i still have my running boards and i have bushwackers and rear flapes still and some gap gaurds..would i do a 3inch body again.. yes for the simple reason of when i do the SAS conversion i can still use the 3 inch body... just like you can with any body lift but not if its suspension lifts...

 

Here's how to fit 33x12.5 onto a 89 truck and the truck should be pretty darn close to a 4runner: http://www.brian894x4.com/33INCHTIRES.html

Here's how to fit 33x9.5 onto a 1st gen 4runner:
http://67.122.16.97/carterman/4runner/mods/33x950bfgat/

 

Jayzuz!

After lookin at that post thers no way im sticking 33"s on my stock rims. They look like bicycle wheels. Think i'd need new rims if i was to do it. Might consider 32"s, might not be so bad. Thanks for all the info guys! Happy Patricks Day!

Delboy

 

For safety reasons, I would suggest staying 10.5" or narrower on the section width if the wheel is a 15x7 or if you want to put wider tires (11.5's+) I'd bump up to an 15x8 wheel.