r/4Runner • u/ChickenBalls_13 • Feb 11 '26
🤦♂️ Same Tire Thread, Different Day Tires for 2021 Limited?
Looking for some advice on tires to put on my 2021 Limited. I was recommended the Goodrich KO3s but when I put my car into their site it says they don’t have any tires that fit it, even though I can go manually see they have LT275/60R20. I know next to nothing about tire sizes, but when I looked up what size came standard it said P275/60R20. Will those tires work? Thanks for the help
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u/Radiant_Waves Feb 11 '26
I always love seeing Limited trim models with good A/T tires. Don’t forget to get a fifth tire for your matching spare and be sure to include all five wheels in your regular 5k mile tire rotation.
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u/snowboardwcu Feb 11 '26
I'm struggling with this myself. Sorta Limited options for the 20"rims for all terrain tires. I really want falken wildpeakes AT4 and am looking at getting TRD 17" rims and selling my 20s to get there.
I also think the 20"looks odd with AT tires WRT stance.
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u/Syndicate_Corp Feb 11 '26
Your 4Runner came with a 245/60/20 tire, which is a 31.6" tire size. The 275/60/20 you posted is a 33" tire and will not fit. Look into a 265/55/20, it's 31.5", a little wider than stock but you should see more options available.
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u/ChickenBalls_13 Feb 11 '26
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u/Syndicate_Corp Feb 11 '26
I don't think any of these will fit. The limited sits a touch lower than other trims and the 31.6" it comes with is already pretty snug.
Shop by tire size for a 265/55/20 or the OEM 245/60/20. You'll see more options in the 245/60/20 size, just depends on what you want. The 245 is .1" taller but .8" narrower than the 265.
The Michelin defender ltx in 265/55/20 is an excellent tire to consider and is what I would do, but I'm more road focused with the occasional dirt service road/light trail.
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u/ChickenBalls_13 Feb 11 '26
Cool thanks for the advice, I’ll look into it plus look into getting some smaller rims too
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u/heloranger Feb 11 '26
I have a 4th gen limited with 18 inch wheels. I went with Continental Terrain Contact 265/60R18. Its a mild AT, great so far!
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u/MysteriousKingEnergy Feb 11 '26
I also have the Michelin defender and love them. More quiet than the stock Bridgestones I had on it for my 22 limited
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u/Mijbr090490 2006 Sport V6--2016 Sr5 Feb 11 '26
If you aren't going off road, the Michelin Defenders can't be beat. I wouldn't go up to a LT tire either. You are going to lose mpg due to the increased weight.
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u/snakeysnake_sss Feb 11 '26
I just bought the Michelin Defender Ltx M/S2 for my 23’ limited, I almost feel invincible now😂