2023 Toyota 4Runner Tire Size Factory tire sizes, bolt pattern & tire pressure

Tire Sizes

265/70R17, 265/55R20

Bolt Pattern

6x139.7

Offset

15-30

Tire Pressure

34/34 PSI

Tire Sizes by Trim

Trim	Tire Size	Bolt Pattern	Pressure (F/R)
SR5	265/70R17	6x139.7	34/34 PSI
TRD Off-Road/TRD Pro	265/70R17	6x139.7	34/34 PSI
Limited	265/55R20	6x139.7	34/34 PSI

Tire Specifications for 2023 Toyota 4Runner

Overall Diameter

802.8 mm

31.6"

Section Width

265 mm

10.4"

Sidewall Height

185.5 mm

Circumference

2522.1 mm

Revs/Mile

638

Rim Diameter

17"

View full 265/70R17 specifications & alternatives →

Alternative Tire Sizes

These sizes are within 3% diameter of the factory 265/70R17 and may fit the 2023 Toyota 4Runner.

305/65R16 Safe 0.0% diff 285/65R17 Safe 0.1% diff 345/50R18 Safe 0.1% diff 325/65R15 Safe 0.1% diff 315/55R18 Safe 0.1% diff 265/75R16 Safe 0.1% diff 265/65R18 Safe 0.1% diff 215/80R18 Safe 0.2% diff

Related Comparisons

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Other Toyota 4Runner Years

2025 Toyota 4Runner 265/70R17, 265/55R20 2024 Toyota 4Runner 265/70R17, 265/55R20 2022 Toyota 4Runner 265/70R17, 265/55R20 2021 Toyota 4Runner 265/70R17, 265/55R20 2020 Toyota 4Runner 265/70R17, 265/55R20

About 2023 Toyota 4Runner Tires

The 2023 Toyota 4Runner uses different tire sizes depending on trim. The bolt pattern is 6x139.7 with a center bore of 106.1mm, and the recommended offset range is 15-30mm.

Factory recommended tire pressure is 34 PSI (front) and 34 PSI (rear). Always check the tire pressure when tires are cold for the most accurate reading. The tire pressure placard is located on the driver's door jamb.

If you're looking to change tire sizes, the alternatives listed above are within 3% of the factory diameter and should be compatible without modifications. Always verify fender clearance before installing larger tires.