Toyota 4Runner Specs

Tire Pressure, Lug Nut Torque, Oil Capacity & More

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Quick Reference

83 ft-lb
Lug Nut Torque
32-35 PSI
Tire Pressure
6.6 qt
Oil Capacity
21mm
Lug Nut Socket

Toyota 4Runner Tire Pressure (PSI)

Recommended tire pressure for Toyota 4Runner models. Always verify with the door jamb sticker.

Year RangeModelFront PSIRear PSISpare
2020-2024TRD Pro (Nitto Terra Grappler)3232Full-size
2020-2024TRD Off-Road / Off-Road Premium3232Full-size
2020-2024Limited / Nightshade3535Full-size
2020-2024SR5 / SR5 Premium3232Full-size
2014-2019TRD Pro3232Full-size
2014-2019Limited3535Full-size
2014-2019SR5 / Trail3232Full-size
2010-2013All Trims3232Full-size
2003-2009All Trims3232Full-size
Off-Road Note: 4Runner carries a full-size spare (matching wheel/tire). For off-road use, you can air down to 18-22 PSI for better traction - just re-inflate before highway driving. TRD Pro uses wider all-terrain tires.

Toyota 4Runner Lug Nut Torque Specs

Year RangeModelTorque (ft-lb)Torque (Nm)Socket Size
2010-2024All 4Runners8311321mm
2003-2009All 4Runners8311321mm
Torque Pattern: Use a star pattern. Tighten in 3 stages (25, 50, 83 ft-lb). Re-torque after 50-100 miles. For off-roading, check torque before and after trail runs.

Toyota 4Runner Oil Capacity

YearEngineCapacity (qt)Capacity (L)Oil Type
2010-20244.0L V6 (1GR-FE)6.66.20W-20
2003-20094.0L V6 (1GR-FE)5.55.25W-30
2003-20094.7L V8 (2UZ-FE)6.66.25W-30
4.0L V6 Note: The 1GR-FE engine (270 hp) has been in 4Runner since 2003 with minor updates. Known for reliability and longevity. Oil change interval: 10,000 miles (normal) / 5,000 miles (severe/off-road). Use Toyota 0W-20 synthetic for 2010+.

Additional 4Runner Specs

Spark Plug Specs

EngineTorque (ft-lb)GapReplacement
4.0L V6 (2010-2024)130.043"30,000 mi
4.0L V6 (2003-2009)130.043"30,000 mi
4.7L V8 (2003-2009)130.043"30,000 mi

Transfer Case & Differential Fluid

ComponentCapacityFluid TypeService Interval
Front Differential (4WD)1.6 qt75W-85 GL-530,000 mi
Rear Differential2.9 qt75W-85 GL-530,000 mi
Transfer Case1.4 qtATF Type T-IV30,000 mi
Automatic Transmission4.0 qt (drain/fill)ATF WS60,000 mi
Off-Road Maintenance: If you off-road frequently, service differentials and transfer case every 15,000 miles instead of 30,000. Water crossings can contaminate fluids. Check for milky/foamy fluid (indicates water intrusion). Limited-slip rear diff uses Toyota LSD additive.

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Recommended Tools & Parts for Toyota 4Runner Maintenance

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Torque Wrench

Digital Torque Wrench (20-150 ft-lb)

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Toyota Genuine Motor Oil

Toyota Genuine Motor Oil

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OEM Oil Filter (Toyota 4Runner)

OEM Oil Filter (Toyota 4Runner)

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Digital Tire Pressure Gauge

Digital Tire Pressure Gauge (0-100 PSI)

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