168.5" long wheelbase
5.3 cubic feet.
1 5/16 inch
For Toyota vehicles it is recommended to use a steering wheel puller to remove the steering wheel, but the vehicles do NOT come with one standard. You can purchase one for ~20 dollars after shipping at JC Whitney, or you can Ebay one for less than 10. If your vehicle is equipped with an Air Bag in the wheel make sure you disconnect the battery for approx 10-15 minutes before you begin the task of removing the wheel.
Since nobody answered this I will take a stab at it... To fit 26" rims and tires on my 96 impala SS you will need 275/25/26 inch tires... The old problem we have with tucking big wheels on 94-96 impala's is the rear tire moving to close to the front of the rear wheel well... But they make rear extenders for that to center the wheel back there... But some people managed to pull it off without
The original wheels are 16x7 inch but be sure to check the offset as well as the lug pattern on the Cragars before you purchase them. The lug pattern is 5x115mm and the offset should be for front wheel drive vehicles.
I have a "96 4x2 that has 14". If the (6) lug bolt pattern is the same, then I don't know why either 14" or 15" wouldn't work.
With a 20 inch wheel on this car, you would need a 255/35-20 tire size for a proper fit.
Another 96 Range Rover.
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