I have seen the Grapplers on a lifted FJ perform and look great for an all around tire... Any feedback running these on a '11 4Runner SR5?
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I have them on a lifted FJ, love them. As far as I know, the FJ frame, and the FJ frame are almost identical in every way, which would lead me to believe that the performance of the tire would be basically the same. Good Luck.
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My "Rebel Tires are great for general use tires! For your use you may want a deeper threaded tire.
1116514
I would make sure of the model more than the tire size. I have the 1998 4runner/v6 4x4 and the springs are fine, but I have 16" rims/tires.
1060268
Nope, Or atleast I dont think so. I have them on a wrangler however and have the doors off and top down most of the time. Best tire I ever bought. I have had them over a year and I havent even noticed any tread wear. I drive atleast 40 miles a day and take them offroad often. I dont understand why so many people dont know about these!
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I have been using mine on a dump trailer. Usually heavily loaded. I haven't noticed any wear on the tires yet. I can't say what type of mileage you might get, but I am happy with them and would recommend.
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I put them on my 2012 because when loaded with my tools I had about a 4" squat in the truck.I was hoping to get it all out but only got about 2" back. The truck does handle like its not loaded tho, so that helps.
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I bought a set of the Kenda Klevers for my 83 Toyota 4x4. So far I have about 6000 mi. and I am very pleased with them. Dwight!
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I'm running BFG All Terrain 33 x 10.5 x 15s' on my 97 Jeep TJ. I don't see any reason why you can't run 33 x 10.5/ or 11.5 or 12.5. Lots of clearance. I love em because they give me a lot more clearance when flexing over rocks or rough terrain. I am running a 1.5" body lift plus a 3" suspension lift but that shouldn't make any difference either.
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I've got a 33/12.5 mounted on mine. Could prob mount a 40 w/no issues to be honest. Only issue I have is 2 of the mounting bolts are directly in line with the gas tank, so you will need to drop the gas tank to install those bolts. I have left them off for now due to not having a monster size spare tire and the 4 bolts that are installed seem good enough. The other minor issue is that there is a zurk fitting on top of the swing out hinge that was poorly designed as it will break off as soon as you swing open the spare tire mount. No biggie, just poorly designed. Other than that, highly impressed with the purchase. Plus it adds a receiver hitch and comes w/2 d rings. I reccomend it. I've got a 33/12.5 mounted on mine. Could prob mount a 40 w/no issues to be honest. Only issue I have is 2 of the mounting bolts are directly in line with the gas tank, so you will need to drop the gas tank to install those bolts. I have left them off for now due to not having a monster size spare tire and the 4 bolts that are installed seem good enough. The other minor issue is that there is a zurk fitting on top of the swing out hinge that was poorly designed as it will break off as soon as you swing open the spare tire mount. No biggie, just poorly designed. Other than that, highly... » Read More I've got a 33/12.5 mounted on mine. Could prob mount a 40 w/no issues to be honest. Only issue I have is 2 of the mounting bolts are directly in line with the gas tank, so you will need to drop the gas tank to install those bolts. I have left them off for now due to not having a monster size spare tire and the 4 bolts that are installed seem good enough. The other minor issue is that there is a zurk fitting on top of the swing out hinge that was poorly designed as it will break off as soon as you swing open the spare tire mount. No biggie, just poorly designed. Other than that, highly impressed with the purchase. Plus it adds a receiver hitch and comes w/2 d rings. I reccomend it. « Show Less
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Not sure who the mfg' er is, but I have these tires on a large lawn tractor and have not had any trouble with them. I would recommend them .
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Check your owners manual or the Tire pressure sticker in the drivers door area. They should give you the proper size tire for your 4Runner.
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I love the mud slingers I have them on 3 of my rigs. They look great with the axial rockstar beadlocks and those wheels don't break the bank ...ive those rims for about a year of hard rock crawling and no problems ...get the 2.2 size rim
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I can confirm that these work on a 2011 4 Runner. Works perfectly on mine, and is really, really strong. Sometimes I have to give my wife a hand to pull the hatch down.
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They work wonderful on my 2007 Sierra which has a 4 -2 Drop on it. Seemed like anytime I hit a bump, it would eat at my tire. However sense installing them almost four months ago, I have yet for it to happen again. I put them on with bolt going up, just outside the front springs. Make sure the bolt on top is secured then turn guard until hand tight then 1/4 turn again turning them both at same time, you want ideally 2- 2 1/2 inches between the frame and guard so that it still allows for a smooth ride
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I'm very happy with mine. A friend was impressed with the nice ride, he has a major lift on his Tacoma but is way stiffer then mine. I put them on a 2014 Tacoma, have them on the 3rd setting for about a 2" lift. They use your stock coil springs, but you can also get different coils too. These are a much better way to get a lift then spacers, check out this info: http://www.bilsteinus.com/fileadmin/user_upload/user_upload_us/pdfs/Bil_LevShks_WebArticle_01.pdf
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these are great tires, pretty soft compound, they hook up good, but they are only 5" in diameter. for a trail rig or just bashing, these tires will work great... for rock crawling , go with the hb rovers or the iroks,, they hook better on the rocks and they are 5 1/2' diameter.. better groung clearance ..put these on my wraith , trail rig.. very satisfied
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Probably. I selected "Toyota 4Runner," then 2003, engine 4.7LV8 and the Strongarm 6228 popped up along with some other selections. The part looked the same as what my vehicle had, the price was cheap relative to what it would cost elsewhere, so I took a chance that it would work. I propped my hood up with a 2x4, unbolted the lift support on one side at the top and bottom, installed the provided bolt with round ball, then just pushed the unit onto the ball at the top and bottom. Worked like a charm. I doubt there is any difference in lift supports for a 4Runner Sport versus 4Runner SR5 like I have. Honestly, though, I don't really know for sure. But, what do you have to lose? Try them. If they don't work, return them. But I think you'll be happy. Good luck.