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Used Mud Tires For Sale Craigslist – Set the Atturo path. From the atturo brand. Size 50r20 in the same manner as part number “5r20” except the sidewall is pre-defined as “bsl”. Model: Trail blade mt and compatible light truck type. . u…
Set forceum mud – Performance qualified as “mud terrain” – Season determined by all – car type equivalent to “light trucks” ¬
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2656517 2656517 265 | Mudterrain type model ta km3 | The type of tire created…
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Set forceum plus. A period characterized by all. Performance represented by muddy terrain. A light truck of the passenger car type. sold in the USA ¬
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Driven 305 60r18. Brands bfgoodrich and also up to size 30560r18, Tire condition once driven type same way as section width 305, Season: all seasons but also model qualified as mudterrain ta km3 ¬
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Forceum plus mud · performance: muddy terrain · season intended for “everyone” · car type intended for a light truck ¬
Strong mud path. performance mentioned as mud terrain. The season of “everything”. Car Type Mentioned Light Truck ¬Set of 1991 FJ80 15×7 alloy wheels with 31×10.5r15 Goodyear Mud Terrain tires. Includes 4 original center covers in good condition. Lots of tread on the tires but uneven wear on 2 of them.
I’m willing to include the factory spare, which I think is another matching wheel (gives you a set of 5) but has an AT tire on it.
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Rushthezeppelin said: Will the 15’s fit over the calipers on the 3rd gen? This is quite tempting. Click to expand… Unlikely not, unfortunately.
Yes, it looks like some on the 3rd gen came with smaller calipers, but I believe those are just the base models and mine is an sr5. I should know by looking at the sticker on the door.
OOFT, my door sticker is 15…..but I’m a little lower on funds than I thought. The last two weeks have been a bit spent for me and I still have a dinner at Texas de Brazil to pay for on Monday ><
Test drive and see, but it’s usually 15″ steel wheels that sometimes get dented if you have factory 16″.
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Aluminum wheels are usually too thick to retrofit without grinding, and yes, maybe it’s just me, but I’m not a fan of doing this on brake calipers or rims. If the material didn’t have to be there, Toyota would change the casting cavities.
The most reliable is to look only at the number thrown into the stirrups. S13WM is a 96-01 4Runner with 16″ wheels and S13WE is if you had 15″ from the factory.
There are also spacers if you really want to go for 15″ wheels. Also just my $0.02, but 15″ tires aren’t going to get any better and 16″ is starting to become a bit less popular compared to 17″ and 18″. I would probably in at this point he didn’t make a big effort or make extensive adjustments to get us back.
DaveInDenver said: Test fit and see, but they are usually 15″ steel wheels that sometimes get compressed if you have 16″ from the factory. Aluminum wheels are usually too thick to retrofit without grinding, and yes, maybe it’s just me, but I’m not a fan of doing this on brake calipers or rims. If the material didn’t have to be there, Toyota would change the casting cavities. The most reliable is to look only at the number thrown into the stirrups. S13WM is a 96-01 4Runner with 16″ wheels and S13WE is if you had 15″ from the factory. There are also spacers if you really want to go for 15″ wheels. Also just my $0.02, but 15″ tires aren’t going to get any better and 16″ is starting to get a little less popular compared to 17″ and 18″. I would probably in at this point he didn’t go to great lengths or do extensive modification to get you back.Click to expand… This actually makes me think too.Lots of 3rd gen owners complain about weak brakes and they do Tundra calipers that usually require 17’s.I know , that I now have Tundra 17″ alloys from PO on. He mentioned them but didn’t mention anything about the brake upgrades, but I have no complaints about the trucks ability to stop even when they are a bit loaded. I should probably check that before I buy new wheels. However, with all the other PO surprises, it would actually be the most comfortable I’ve come across, even if it means I can’t use wheels smaller than 17s.
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Rushthezeppelin said: This actually makes me think too. Many 3rd gen owners complain about weak brakes and use Tundra calipers which usually require 17s. I know I have a Tundra 17″ alloys right now from PO. He mentioned them but didn’t mention anything about brake upgrades, but I have no complaints about the trucks ability to stop even with a bit of a load. I should probably double check before going to buy some new wheels. But with all the other PO surprises, this would actually be the nicest I’ve come across, even if it means I can’t use wheels smaller than 17. Click to expand.. That might be another casting , S13WL or maybe S13WG. Those are Tundra calipers with 231mm pistons. If you have S13WL calipers and thicker rotors, then a 15″ rim won’t work. It’s hit or miss on 16-inch brakes. If you have upgraded Tundra brakes, be sure to check your aftermarket parts, as the 16-inch aftermarket parts sometimes don’t work.
I’ll chime in because I have 15″ wheels on a Stout that is on a 3rd gen 4runner chassis that I happened to buy from @scheefdog. The 3rd gen donor was a base model 4cyl and had 16″ base steel wheels, but the spare was 15″. I wanted to put 40 series wheels on the Stout and assumed the 15″ would fit. Well, even though I bought the 40 series welded wheels, I had to take the sander off about 1/8″ from the top of the small caliper lugs. You could probably take more material off if you needed to, but I’d go ahead IMHO it’s more work as worth something that can be achieved in a safer way.
Many 3rd gens that came with 16″ wheels had stickers on the doors that indicated 15″ wheels – both my brother’s and my 98’s. So the sticker on the door does not mean that 15″ wheels will fit. Both of our carts have so-called ‘bigger brakes’ and they say 15″ wheels will not fit.
SteveH said: Many 3rd gens that came with 16″ wheels had door stickers that indicated 15″ wheels – both my brother’s and my 98’s. So the sticker on the door does not mean that 15″ wheels will fit. Both of our carts have so-called ‘bigger brakes’ and they say 15″ wheels will not fit. Click to expand… Updates were sometimes port mods or even vendor additions. As I understand it, the door jamming was probably correct when the truck left the factory. It’s also not uncommon for 89-95 pickups to find tire info for 235/75R15 when your truck came with 31×10.50×15. In these cases, the gearing was also changed to 4.56 from 4.10, so the axle code may not be correct. A second sticker may be affixed. Or maybe not.
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DaveInDenver said: Upgrades were sometimes port mods or even vendor additions. As I understand it, the door jam was probably correct when the truck left the factory. It’s also not uncommon for 89-95 pickups to find tire info for 235/75R15 when your truck came with 31×10.50×15. In these cases, the gearing was also changed to 4.56 from 4.10, so the axle code may not be correct. A second sticker may be affixed. Or maybe not. Click to expand… Wow, that’s it
