The correct Toyota 4Runner tire size depends on the model year, trim, and factory configuration. Different 4Runner generations and trims have used different tire sizes, so the correct size for one 4Runner may not be correct for another.
Use the Toyota 4Runner tire size chart by year below to find the factory tire size for your vehicle. Then confirm the exact size on the tire-information placard on the driver’s door before buying replacement tires.
Toyota 4Runner tire sizes have changed significantly over the years, and the factory size can vary by trim, drivetrain, engine, or package. The chart below covers 1984 through 2026 and lists the factory tire sizes documented for each model year and configuration.
2026 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
245/70R17
TRD Sport
265/55R20
TRD Sport Premium
265/55R20
Limited
265/55R20
Limited i-FORCE MAX
265/55R20
Platinum
265/55R20
TRD Off-Road
265/70R18
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R18
TRD Off-Road i-FORCE MAX
265/70R18
TRD Off-Road Premium i-FORCE MAX
265/70R18
TRD Pro
265/70R18
Trailhunter
265/70R18
2025 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
TRD Sport
265/55R20
TRD Sport Premium
265/55R20
Limited
265/55R20
Platinum
265/55R20
TRD Off-Road
265/70R18
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R18
Trailhunter
265/70R18
TRD Pro
265/70R18
2024 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
TRD Sport
245/60R20
2023 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
40th Anniversary Edition
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
TRD Sport
245/60R20
2022 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
TRD Sport
245/60R20
2021 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Venture
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
Nightshade
245/60R20
2020 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Venture
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
Nightshade
245/60R20
2019 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2018 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
SR5 Premium
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road Premium
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2017 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
TRD Off-Road
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2016 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2015 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
TRD Pro
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2014 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2013 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2012 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2011 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2010 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
265/70R17
Trail
265/70R17
Limited
245/60R20
2009 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P265/70R16
SR5 with Sport Edition Package
P265/65R17
Sport Edition
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/60R18
Urban Runner
P265/60R18
2008 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5 V6
P265/70R16
SR5 V6 with Sport Package
P265/65R17
Sport Edition
P265/65R17
Limited V6
P265/60R18
Limited V8
P265/60R18
2007 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5 V6
P265/70R16
SR5 V6 with Sport Package
P265/65R17
SR5 V8
P265/65R17
Sport Edition
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/60R18
2006 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P265/70R16
SR5 with Sport Package
P265/65R17
Sport Edition
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/60R18
2005 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P265/70R16
SR5 with 17-inch configuration
P265/65R17
Sport
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/65R17
2004 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P265/70R16
SR5 with 17-inch configuration
P265/65R17
Sport
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/65R17
2003 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P265/70R16
Sport
P265/65R17
Limited
P265/65R17
2002 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P265/70R16
2001 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P265/70R16
2000 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15
4WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P265/70R16
1999 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
4WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
1998 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
4WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
1997 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
4WD
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
SR5
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
1996 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15
SR5 4WD, 3RZ-FE
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
SR5 4WD, 5VZ-FE
P225/75R15, P265/70R16
Limited
P265/70R16
1995 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5 2WD
P225/75R15
SR5 V6 2WD
P225/75R15
SR5 4WD
31×10.50R15
SR5 V6 4WD
31×10.50R15
1994 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15
SR5 V6 2WD
P225/75R15
SR5 V6 4WD
31×10.50R15
1993 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5 4WD
P225/75R15
SR5 V6 2WD
P225/75R15
SR5 V6 4WD
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
1992 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15
SR5 V6
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
1991 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
1990 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
SR5
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
1989 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
DLX
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
SR5
P225/75R15, 31×10.50R15
1988 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
4WD
P225/75R15
SR5
P225/75R15
1987 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
4WD
P225/75R15
SR5
P225/75R15
1986 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
4WD
P225/75R15
SR5 / DLX
P225/75R15
1985 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
2WD
P225/75R15
4WD
P225/75R15
1984 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size
Trim / Configuration
Factory Tire Size
4Runner DLX
P225/75R15
SR5
P225/75R15
Important note about older 4Runners
Historical 4Runner fitment databases sometimes show additional tire sizes that were compatible with a vehicle but were not necessarily its factory-installed size. That is why this chart does not automatically add every 31-inch, 265-series, or other alternative size found in aftermarket fitment catalogs.
For example, later first-generation 4Runners can appear in databases with 31×10.50R15, while earlier years are more consistently documented with P225/75R15. The factory/OE distinction is important when the purpose of the chart is to show Toyota 4Runner tire size by year, rather than every tire that can physically fit.
For your exact 4Runner, always compare this chart with the tire information on the driver-side door-jamb placard, owner’s manual, or original vehicle documentation before buying tires.
How to Find Your Exact 4Runner Tire Size
Your 4Runner’s exact factory tire size can vary by year, trim, drivetrain, and factory configuration. Use these sources to verify the size for your specific vehicle:
Check the driver’s-door tire placard. This is the most important source. It lists the factory tire size and recommended cold tire pressure for your 4Runner.
Check the owner’s manual. It can provide additional tire and wheel information for your specific model year.
Read the current tire sidewall. The size is printed directly on the tire, such as 265/70R17. However, a previous owner may have installed a different-size aftermarket tire, so do not assume it is the original factory size.
Use VIN or dealer verification if necessary. If the placard or manual is missing, a Toyota dealer can use the VIN to help verify the vehicle’s original configuration.
Important: This chart is a reference for factory tire sizes by year and configuration. The tire-information placard on your specific 4Runner is the final authority for its factory tire size.
What Do the Numbers in a 4Runner Tire Size Mean?
A tire size such as 265/70R17 tells you the tire’s basic dimensions and construction:
265 = tire width in millimeters
70 = aspect ratio, meaning the sidewall height is 70% of the tire’s width
R = radial construction
17 = wheel diameter in inches
So, 265/70R17 is a 265-mm-wide radial tire designed for a 17-inch wheel.
What Size Tires Fit a Toyota 4Runner?
The factory tire size is the safest starting point for a Toyota 4Runner. It is the size Toyota specified for that specific year and configuration.
Larger tires are a different fitment question. A tire that is physically larger may require checking wheel width, wheel offset, suspension setup, and available clearance. The tire’s actual dimensions also matter, because two tires with the same size code can have slightly different overall dimensions.
Fitment can also vary significantly between 4Runner generations and configurations. A size that fits one 4Runner without modification may cause rubbing or clearance issues on another.
Popular aftermarket sizes should not be treated as Toyota OEM sizes. If you are considering a larger tire, verify the complete wheel-and-tire setup and clearance on your specific 4Runner before installing it.
For a stock replacement, use the factory size shown on your driver’s-door tire-information placard as the starting point.
Can You Put Larger Tires on a 4Runner?
Yes, a Toyota 4Runner can often be fitted with larger tires, but the result depends on the specific vehicle and wheel setup. A larger tire is not automatically a direct replacement for the factory size.
Before moving to a larger tire, check:
Overall diameter: A taller tire can reduce available clearance and may affect the speedometer.
Tire width: A wider tire can create additional clearance issues.
Wheel offset: Different offset can move the tire closer to the suspension or farther toward the fender.
Suspension and lift: Available clearance can change with the suspension setup and ride height.
Rubbing: Larger tires may contact the fender liner, body, suspension, or other components during steering or suspension movement.
Trimming: Some larger-tire setups may require trimming or other modifications to create adequate clearance.
Because 4Runner fitment varies by generation, wheel setup, suspension, and tire dimensions, do not assume that a popular aftermarket size will fit every 4Runner without modification.
For a stock vehicle, the factory size on the driver’s-door tire placard remains the safest reference.
4Runner Tire Size FAQs
What Is the Most Common Toyota 4Runner Tire Size?
There is no single tire size for every 4Runner. 265/70R17 is one of the most common factory sizes, particularly on many 5th-generation 4Runners. Other generations and trims use different sizes, so check the year-specific chart and your vehicle’s tire placard.
What Tire Size Does a 2025 4Runner Use?
The 2025 4Runner uses different factory sizes depending on trim. The SR5 uses 265/70R17, while some trims use 265/55R20 and others use 265/70R18. Check your trim and the driver’s-door tire placard for the exact factory size.
What Tire Size Does a 2026 4Runner Use?
The 2026 4Runner also uses different factory sizes by trim. The SR5 uses 245/70R17, some trims use 265/55R20, and several off-road-focused trims use 265/70R18. Always verify the size of your specific vehicle.
What Tire Size Fits a 5th-Gen 4Runner?
Many 5th-generation 4Runners use 265/70R17 as a factory tire size, while Limited models commonly use a different size. For an exact factory fitment, check the year and trim in the chart rather than assuming all 5th-gen 4Runners use the same size.
Can You Put Larger Tires on a 4Runner?
Yes, but larger tires require a separate fitment check. Tire diameter and width, wheel offset, suspension setup, available clearance, and possible rubbing all need to be considered.
Can a 4Runner Fit 33-Inch Tires?
A 4Runner can be fitted with tires around 33 inches in overall diameter, but fitment is not universal. The result depends on the generation, wheel and tire dimensions, offset, suspension, and available clearance. Some setups may require modifications.
Can a 4Runner Fit 35-Inch Tires?
A 4Runner can be modified to run tires around 35 inches, but this is a substantially different fitment question from using the factory tire size. Clearance, suspension, wheel offset, rubbing, and required modifications must be evaluated for the specific vehicle.
For any larger-tire setup, verify fitment for your exact 4Runner rather than relying on a size that fits another vehicle.
Final Answer
Your Toyota 4Runner’s correct tire size depends on its model year and trim. Use the year-by-year chart as a reference, then confirm the exact size on the driver’s-door tire-information placard before buying tires.
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