4x2? 4x4? A little more info would help.
Im going to go out on a limb here and say that for a '95 4x4 15" wheels are standard. Not sure about backspacing though...
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So if I get 15 x 8 rock crawler rims, I won't have any problems? I just need to know the backspacing if anyone knows, I want to avoid any and all problems. Thanks a lot.
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'95 4x4 Pickup, 3" body lift with torsion twist, 33x12.50 Kumho M/T Tires, Rock Crawler Rims, Grill guard, 2 KC offroad lights, Xenon fender flares, Magnaflow exhaust system Alpine CDA-9827 Receiver, Pioneer speakers.
Are you sure that 31s are the stock tire size? I thought that you could get it with P235s with 4.10 gearing or 31s with 4.56 gearing?
My '91 4Runner's stock tire size was P22575R15.
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Toyota is not any more "special" than every other company the media has targeted in the past.
'07 Toyota Camry LE
Toyota: Like other cars, only better.
Is it a truck or a tacoma? 4WD Trucks i know from 1989(the new body style for that time)-1995.5 came with 225/75R15(15x6 steel) w/4cyl dlx. Thats what mine came with from the dealer. V6's Came w/31x10.50x15 on aluminum rims(15x7).
http://www.pickuptruckguide.com/ nah, nah ,nah taco's came out in the middle of 95. a bud i work with has oneToyota's sixth-generation pickup trucks have finally gotten its own name. Since its introduction in Toyota's sixth-generation pickup trucks have finally gotten its own name. Since its introduction in 1995.
yeah It's a '95 Tacoma SX 4x4. and it came with the size tires/rims I stated. this is my 3rd set. tho i went to a different tread design. we have alot of buckshot mud here.
as far as gearing, i don't remeber the specs, but it did come with the gearing to pull those size tires. it was a selling point at the time. which I love....
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