So the wife has a 2017 Toyota 4 Runner Limited. 37,000 miles 20 inch tires. Can NOT find a Snow type tread that is in that size. What major problems or adjustments need to happen if we go with new 18 inch rims and a decent tread tire???
Not that tough. Either find something with more sidewall so your OD stays the same or get the tire shop to reprogram your vehicle for the new diameter.So the wife has a 2017 Toyota 4 Runner Limited. 37,000 miles 20 inch tires. Can NOT find a Snow type tread that is in that size. What major problems or adjustments need to happen if we go with new 18 inch rims and a decent tread tire???
We live in the country and run good all terrains on all of our vehicles, my Ram has 20" rims on it and I just put some Toyo open country AT3's on and they're very impressive.So the wife has a 2017 Toyota 4 Runner Limited. 37,000 miles 20 inch tires. Can NOT find a Snow type tread that is in that size. What major problems or adjustments need to happen if we go with new 18 inch rims and a decent tread tire???
Should of left last week. Heading South thru the snow belt SD, Nebraska, Kansas towards AZ.Isn't the Limited an all-wheel drive version of the 4Runner? Yes
I have a 2015 SR5 with 4WD and have never needed a dedicated snow tire for it. All season tires have done just fine, and I live rural and have tried to get it stuck.
Then again, I am in the banana belt of ND compared to you.
Look on TireRack.com. An all season tire should suffice. Snow tread, not a preferred tread come spring time.Not that tough. Either find something with more sidewall so your OD stays the same or get the tire shop to reprogram your vehicle for the new diameter.
I believe they are 245/60 on the 20" rims.What size tire is on that 4-Runner? I know 20” wheels but what about the actual tire size?
P245/60R20 107HWhat size tire is on that 4-Runner? I know 20” wheels but what about the actual tire size?