Toyota 4Runner — Bolt Pattern & Wheel Fitment

The Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern is 6x139.7 (6x5.5), a candidate value not yet OEM-verified. Specs by generation below.

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Which row is yours matters. These rows share a bolt pattern but differ in stud thread and/or lug torque. Check your model year, body style and trim, not just the model name.

Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern by year

Model years	Bolt pattern	Thread	Lug torque	Status
2015–2024 5th gen (N280), late	6x139.7 (6x5.5)	M12x1.5	76 lb-ft (aluminum) · 83 lb-ft (steel/spare)	Candidate
2010–2014 5th gen (N280), early	6x139.7 (6x5.5)	M12x1.5	83 lb-ft	Candidate
2003–2009 4th gen (N210)	6x139.7 (6x5.5)	M12x1.5	83 lb-ft	Candidate

2015–2024 5th gen Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern 5th gen (N280), late

Bolt pattern	6x139.7 (6x5.5)
Center bore	106.1 mm
Thread pitch	M12x1.5
Lug torque	76 lb-ft (aluminum) · 83 lb-ft (steel/spare)
OEM wheel sizes	17x7J, 17x7.5J, 20x7J
OEM offset	15 mm
OEM tire sizes	P265/70R17 113S, P245/60R20 107H

Torque depends on wheel material. Factory ALLOY wheel = 76 lb-ft; STEEL wheel (the spare on most trims) = 83 lb-ft. This split only exists from MY2015 — see the separate 2010–2014 row for the earlier spec.

Unverified. Candidate values, not yet confirmed by two primary manufacturer sources. Do not rely on them yet: confirm in your owner's manual before buying wheels. How we verify vehicle specs.

Sources (1) — what has been checked so far

Owner's manual MY2015 through MY2024 Toyota 4Runner Owner's Manuals (eleven editions read: OM35B18U 2015, OM35B23U 2016, OM35B37U… — open document
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MY2015 through MY2024 Toyota 4Runner Owner's Manuals (eleven editions read: OM35B18U 2015, OM35B23U 2016, OM35B37U 2017, OM35B46U 2018, OM35B48U 2019, OM35B54U 2020, OM35B41U 2021, OM35B65U/OM35B72U 2022, OM35B73U 2023, OM35C03U 2024) — every edition states, verbatim and unchanged, "Tire size P265/70R17 113S, P245/60R20 107H" / "Wheel size 17 x 7J, 17 x 7 1/2J, 20 x 7J" / "Wheel nut torque Steel wheels: 83 ft·lbf (112 N·m, 11.4 kgf·m) / Aluminum wheels: 76 ft·lbf (103 N·m, 10.5 kgf·m)". Toyota's own "20 x 7J" statement confirms the 20-inch wheel width; the previous "(width not OEM-confirmed)" caveat is resolved.

Documents are linked at the manufacturer's own site, not re-hosted here; they remain the manufacturer's copyright.

2010–2014 5th gen Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern 5th gen (N280), early

Bolt pattern	6x139.7 (6x5.5)
Center bore	106.1 mm
Thread pitch	M12x1.5
Lug torque	83 lb-ft
OEM wheel sizes	17x7J, 17x7.5J
OEM offset	15 mm
OEM tire sizes	P265/70R17 113S

Unverified. Candidate values, not yet confirmed by two primary manufacturer sources. Do not rely on them yet: confirm in your owner's manual before buying wheels. How we verify vehicle specs.

Sources (2) — what has been checked so far

Owner's manual 2010/2011/2013/2014 Toyota 4Runner Owner's Manuals — open document
Full citation and quoted values
2010/2011/2013/2014 Toyota 4Runner Owner's Manuals — single wheel-nut torque value of 110 N·m, printed as "83 ft-lbf" in the 2010/2011 editions and "81 ft-lbf" in the 2013/2014 editions (same 110 N·m, a unit-rounding inconsistency in Toyota's own conversion — not an engineering change).
OEM spec sheet / parts catalog Toyota Accessory Installation Instruction, "TOYOTA 4 RUNNER (17\") 2010 — open document
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Toyota Accessory Installation Instruction, "TOYOTA 4 RUNNER (17\") 2010 - / FJ CRUISER (17\") 2007 - / ALLOY WHEEL", Part Number PTR20-35110, Issue B (10/3/13) — independently corroborates this row's torque and tire: "Using a torque wrench, tighten to / 4Runner: 83 ft-lbf (112 N-m)"; "OE Tire P265/70R17 113S"; "OE Flat-Seat Lugnuts"; "Six (6) lug nuts must be installed on each wheel" (independent confirmation the N280 is 6-lug). No bolt circle, hub bore or thread pitch stated.

Documents are linked at the manufacturer's own site, not re-hosted here; they remain the manufacturer's copyright.

2003–2009 4th gen Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern 4th gen (N210)

Bolt pattern	6x139.7 (6x5.5)
Center bore	106.1 mm
Thread pitch	M12x1.5
Lug torque	83 lb-ft
OEM wheel sizes	16x7J (steel), 16x7JJ (aluminum), 17x7 1/2JJ, 18x7 1/2J (2006–2009 only)
OEM offset	unverified
OEM tire sizes	P265/70R16 111S, P265/65R17 110S, P265/60R18 109H (2006–2009 only)

Torque note: One wheel-nut torque, 110 N·m (11.5 kgf·m, 83 ft·lbf), for every wheel — confirmed identical across all editions checked (2003, 2005, 2006, 2009) and independently re-verified by grepping for any steel/alloy split figure (76 ft-lbf, 103 N·m) across all four editions: zero hits. Do not back-port the later N280 generation’s 76/83 alloy-vs-steel split onto this generation — it does not exist here.

Unverified. Candidate values, not yet confirmed by two primary manufacturer sources. Do not rely on them yet: confirm in your owner's manual before buying wheels. How we verify vehicle specs.

Sources (4) — what has been checked so far

Owner's manual Toyota 2003 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35820U), the generation’s first model year, techinfo.toyota.com, p.356: "Wheel… — open document
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Toyota 2003 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35820U), the generation’s first model year, techinfo.toyota.com, p.356: "Wheel size 16 × 7J*1 / 16 × 7JJ*2 / 17 × 7 1/2JJ" (*1 steel, *2 aluminum), tires P265/70R16 111S and P265/65R17 110S, "Wheel nut torque, N·m (kgf·m, ft·lbf): 110 (11.5, 83)." No 18-inch line exists in this edition — independently re-confirmed: the string "P265/60R18" appears zero times in the document.
Owner's manual Toyota 2005 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35843U) and 2006 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35852U), techinfo.toyota.com — open document
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Toyota 2005 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35843U) and 2006 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35852U), techinfo.toyota.com. The 2006 edition (p.451) is the first to add "18 × 7 1/2J" on "P265/60R18 109H" — the 2006 facelift’s only wheel/tire change; the 2005 edition still has no 18-inch line, pinning the addition precisely to MY2006 (independently re-confirmed by locating and reading the previously-uncited 2005 edition directly). Torque unchanged in both: "110 (11.5, 83)."
Owner's manual Toyota 2009 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35A02U), the generation’s last model year, techinfo.toyota.com, p.479: "Wheel… — open document
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Toyota 2009 4Runner Owner’s Manual (OM35A02U), the generation’s last model year, techinfo.toyota.com, p.479: "Wheel size 16 × 7 J, 16 × 7 JJ, 17 × 7 1/2 JJ, 18 × 7 1/2 J", "Wheel nut torque 83 ft·lbf (110 N·m, 11.5 kgf·m)" — unchanged from 2003.
Press kit Toyota USA Newsroom, "Toyota 4Runner Icons: Third (1996 – 2002) & Fourth (2003 – 2009) Generations": "Third… — archived copy (the live page blocks non-browser access)
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Toyota USA Newsroom, "Toyota 4Runner Icons: Third (1996 – 2002) & Fourth (2003 – 2009) Generations": "Third Generation, 1996-2002" / "Fourth Generation, 2003-2009" — Toyota’s own generation boundary, read via the Wayback Machine (the live page 403s non-browser clients).

Documents are linked at the manufacturer's own site, not re-hosted here; they remain the manufacturer's copyright.

Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern — frequently asked

What is the Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern?

6x139.7, which is 6x5.5 in inches, on every 4Runner generation in our database (2003–2024).

Do all 4Runner model years have the same bolt pattern?

Yes, across 2003–2024: 6x139.7. But stud thread or lug torque differs between generations or trims, so match your year and trim before buying nuts or torquing wheels. Years outside 2003–2024 are not in our database and are not covered by this answer.

What is the 5th gen Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern?

The 2010–2024 Toyota 4Runner 5th gen bolt pattern is 6x139.7 (6x5.5), six lugs on a 139.7 mm pitch circle, a candidate value not yet OEM-verified.

What is the 4th gen Toyota 4Runner bolt pattern?

The 2003–2009 Toyota 4Runner 4th gen bolt pattern is 6x139.7 (6x5.5), six lugs on a 139.7 mm pitch circle, a candidate value not yet OEM-verified.

Is the Toyota 4Runner 6x139.7 pattern the same as 6x5.5?

Yes. 6x139.7 is the metric notation and 6x5.5 the inch notation of the same bolt pattern (139.7 mm ÷ 25.4). Every vehicle on it is listed on the 6x139.7 pattern page.

Will 6x135 (6x5.31) wheels fit a 4Runner?

No. The 4Runner is 6x139.7; 6x135 is 4.7 mm smaller and not interchangeable.

Which other vehicles use the same 6x139.7 bolt pattern as the 4Runner?

In our database: Ram 1500, Chevrolet Silverado 1500 (not yet verified), Toyota Tundra, Toyota Tacoma, Ford Bronco, Ford Ranger, GMC Sierra 1500 (not yet verified), Chevrolet Tahoe (not yet verified), Toyota Sequoia (not yet verified), Chevrolet Colorado (not yet verified), Nissan Titan (not yet verified). Same pattern is not the same wheel — center bore and stud thread still have to match; see the 6x139.7 pattern page.

What is the lug nut torque for a Toyota 4Runner?

2015–2024: 76 lb-ft (aluminum) · 83 lb-ft (steel/spare); 2010–2014: 83 lb-ft; 2003–2009: 83 lb-ft. Use a torque wrench and the manufacturer figure for your exact year; aftermarket wheels may specify their own.

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