Hi,

I can get a great price on bfg mt 35x12.5r15 on 15x12 and I don't mind trimming a little. I can handle some rubbing when lock to lock turning. Will the 35s clear street duty on a 2nd gen 4runner with bj spacer and medium duty OME rear coils?

 

Request for any any pics of 2nd gen 4runner without modification of bracket lift, straight axle swap, or fender butchering. I searched and only found one pic of a 4runner at a gas station filling up.

 

Pic thread
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...r-pics-119726/
This thread should have had your answers..
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f116...-guide-155339/

 

Why was this thread moved from the tech section? It's not a newb question. No newb user will have an answer to this tech question and other users does not visit this section much.

The first link has 490 pages of just random pictures. And the second Lift link I went through twice with no real answers.

Please move the thread back to the tech section

 

It is in the tech section.

This question has been answered many times before. Spend some time looking around and getting a feel for the board before starting new threads.

 

Fit. Sure.

Well. No.

I have 295/70/17s on mine and they clear well and only slightly scrape the inner firewall when hitting a mean curb.

:wabbit2:

 

I have been searching and I have been a lurker for the last two years. I have only found two threads that was similar but not exact. I was hoping someone with same setup could chime in. I though I may have a better chance getting an answer from the vehicle specific tech forum rather than the general newb tech section.

 

if you dont want your newby question put in the newb area dont ask a newb question. every day somebody asks will x tire fit with no lift on x vehicle.

 

I can't speak for anyone else, but it's my guess that most people like me just hit new posts when they come here.

I don't often go to the individual sections and go through each area.

 

No it won't fit with out using a Sawzall. If it were as easy as slapping ball joint spacers and a set of taller springs more people would do it.

 

go to the mall and look at other trucks like that