List: We have a 95 4runner automatic v6, with 235/70R15 tires. My girlfriend wants to upgrade the tires once they wear out, so my question is, what size can we get up to on 15" rims without altering the suspension or changing the speedometer values (rotations per mile) too much? -- ^ben^ "Skill is one of the real sources of the satisfaction of living." [The Urantia Book, p. 1779, par. 3]

you can go up to 31x10.50x15 without doing any kind of lift at all. i have a 1990 4runner that i run that size of tire in without anykind of problems. mine has a 3.0 v6 with 4:10 gears. if you have atleast 4:10 dears in the rear then you could go as big as 33's , but then you would have to either do a suspension lift or go the cheap way like i did and just put on a 3 in body lift so that the 33's don't rub. the bodylift i got offline for right around $120 and it took me about almost 2 hours to put on, but hten again i had never done one before. i got the lift from "performance products" the have all kinds of stuff for toyotas Ben Pauly

Hey Guys, Just got brand new tires for my 92 about two months ago. I am rockin the BF Goodrich All-Terrain TA KO's 31 X 10.5 on 15" rims. I live in canada and got them bought and installed for 800 CAD. I absolutely love them. Just got back from a trip yesterday (I live on Vancouver Island, heaps of fantastic logging roads) Took my 4runner everywhere and they didn't let me down once. Anyways I spent about two months researching tires for my 4runner before deciding on these so I thought I'd save you some time :) God luck with the new rubber. Cheers, J

they rae great tires , but the bfg's mud terrains are even better Jay N