Specs: 2025 4Runner 6th Gen trims, models, colors, MPG, dimensions, GVWR weight, towing, clearance, approach / departure / breakover angle

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Official 2025+ 4Runner 6th Gen Specs


Trim Levels / Models (click on each for specs, features, options, accessories):

1. SR5 (i-Force)
2. TRD Sport (i-Force)
3. TRD Sport Premium (i- Force)
4. TRD Off-Road (i-Force / i-Force Max Hybrid)
5. TRD Off-Road Premium (i-Force / i-Force Max Hybrid)
6. Limited (i-Force / i-Force Max Hybrid)
7. Platinum (i-Force Max Hybrid)
8. TRD Pro (i-Force Max Hybrid)
9. Trailhunter (i-Force Max Hybrid)

Colors:

• Black
• Cutting Edge
• Everest
• Heritage Blue
• Ice Cap
• Mudbath
• Supersonic Red
• Underground
• Wind Chill Pearl

Engines:

• i-FORCE (Gas Option)
  • Type: 2.4L 4-cylinder Turbocharged, DOHC
  • Fuel System: D-4ST Fuel Injection
  • Displacement: 2,393 cc
  • Horsepower: 278 hp @ 6000 rpm
  • Torque: 317 lb-ft @ 1700 rpm
  • Fuel Economy:
    • 2WD (SR5, Sport, Sport Premium): 20 MPG city / 26 MPG highway / 22 MPG combined
    • 4WD (SR5, Sport, Limited, etc.): 19 MPG city / 25 MPG highway / 21 MPG combined
  • Engine Oil Capacity: 5.9 quarts (with filter)
  • Fuel Tank Capacity / Gas Tank Capacity: 19 gallons
  • Recommended Fuel Type: Regular Fuel / Gas
    
• i-FORCE MAX (Hybrid Option)
  • Type: 2.4L 4-cylinder Hybrid Turbocharged, DOHC
  • Fuel System: D-4ST Fuel Injection
  • Horsepower: 326 hp @ 6000 rpm
  • Torque: 465 lb-ft @ 1700 rpm
  • Fuel Economy:
    • 4WD (Off-Road, Limited, TRD Pro, Trailhunter): 23 MPG city / 24 MPG highway / 23 MPG combined
  • Engine Oil Capacity: 5.9 quarts (with filter)
  • Fuel Tank Capacity / Gas Tank Capacity: 19 gallons
  • Recommended Fuel Type: Regular Fuel / Gas

Drivetrain / Transmission

• Drivetrains:
  • 4x2 (Rear-wheel drive RWD)
  • 4x4 (Part-time or Full-time four-wheel drive 4WD)
• Transmission Type:
  • 8-speed Automatic Transmission with gear ratios from 1st (4.41) to 8th (0.65)
• Transfer Case (4x4 models):
  • High/low ratio of 1.00:1 / 2.57:1
• Final Drive Ratio:
  • 3.583

Vehicle Weight

• Curb Weight (lbs.):
  • 2WD SR5: 4,455 lbs
  • 2WD TRD Sport: 4,610 lbs
  • 2WD Limited: 4,730 lbs
  • 4WD SR5: 4,685 lbs
  • 4WD TRD Sport: 4,850 lbs
  • 4WD Off-Road: 4,850 lbs
  • 4WD Limited: 4,970 lbs
  • 4WD Off-Road Premium: 5,225 lbs
  • 4WD TRD Pro: 5,370 lbs
  • 4WD Trailhunter: 5,455 lbs
  • 4WD Platinum: 5,500 lbs
  • 4WD i-FORCE MAX: 5,390 lbs
• Gross Vehicle Weight Rating (GVWR) (lbs.):
  • 2WD SR5: 6,005 lbs
  • 2WD TRD Sport: 6,020 lbs
  • 2WD Limited: 6,130 lbs
  • 4WD SR5: 6,075 lbs
  • 4WD TRD Sport: 6,395 lbs
  • 4WD Off-Road: 6,240 lbs
  • 4WD Limited: 6,395 lbs
  • 4WD Off-Road Premium: 6,505 lbs
  • 4WD TRD Pro: 6,505 lbs
  • 4WD Trailhunter: 6,505 lbs
  • 4WD Platinum: 6,505 lbs
  • 4WD i-FORCE MAX: 6,505 lbs

Towing:

• Maximum Towing Capacity: 6,000 lbs (SAE J2807)

Wheels, Tires, Bolt Pattern, Lug Nut Size, Hub Bore:

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SR5​

17" inch dark gray metallic alloy wheels​

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TRD Sport (Premium)​

20" inch machine finished alloy wheels​

31.5" Yokohama Geolandar A/T G015 Tires (265/55R20)​

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TRD Off-Road (Premium)​

18" inch machine finished alloy wheels​

32.6" Michelin All-Terrain tires (265/70R18)​

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Limited​

20" inch machine finished alloy wheels​

31.5" Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 tires (265/55R20)​

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Platinum​

20" inch black alloy wheels​

31.5" Dunlop Grandtrek AT20 tires (265/55R20)​

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Trailhunter​

18" inch flat bronze finished alloy wheels​

33" inch Toyo Open Country A/T III All-Terrain tires (265/70R18)​

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TRD Pro​

18" inch flat black finished alloy wheels​

33" Inch Toyo Open Country A/T III All-Terrain tires (265/70R18)​

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Bolt Pattern: 6-139.7​

Lug Nut Size: 14x1.5​

Hub Bore: 95.1​

Exterior Dimensions

• Wheelbase: 112.2 inches
• Length: 194.9 inches
• Width: 77.9 inches (79.9 inches for TRD Pro / Trailhunter)
• Height:
  • SR5: 72.6 inches
  • Sport, Limited, Platinum: 73.1 inches
  • Off-Road / Off-Road Premium: 73.6 inches
  • TRD Pro / Trailhunter: 74 inches (75.5 in w/ roof rack)

Interior Dimensions

• Seating Capacity: 5 (7 seats available on i-FORCE SR5 and Limited trims)
• Interior Space:
  • Shoulder Room (Front/Rear): 58.0 in / 57.8 in
  • Hip Room (Front/Rear): 55.2 in / 56.1 in
  • Headroom (Front/Rear): TBA
  • Legaroom (Front/Rear): TBA
• Cargo Capacity: N/A (varies by configuration)

Safety Features:

• Toyota Safety Sense 3.0 is standard on all 2025 models and includes:
  • Pre-Collision System with Pedestrian Detection
  • Lane Departure Alert with Steering Assist
  • Full-Speed Range Dynamic Radar Cruise Control
  • Lane Tracing Assist
  • Road Sign Assist
  • Automatic High Beams
  • Proactive Driving Assist

Size, Wheelbase, and Ground Clearance:

• Wheelbase: 112.2" (this is 4" longer than 5th gen 4Runner)
• Length - 194.9"
• Width - 77.8"
• Height - 70.8"
• Ground clearance - 9.2"

Exterior Features

• Rear roll-down window (up/down button control - optional lock and unlock 4Runner)
• External wrap-around rear windows
• LED Striped Tail Lights
• LED Headlights
• Moonroof
• TRD PRO: Signature Running LED Light
• Trail Hunter: Snorkel
• Trail Hunter: ARB/OME Suspension
• Trail Hunter: Branded Billet UCAs
• Trail Hunter: ARB Roof Rack
• Trail Hunter: ARB Rock Sliders
• Trail Hunter: ARB Skid Plates
• Trail Hunter: Built-in Compressor

Interior Features:

• 2nd-row tumble seats
• Available 3rd-row seats
• MOLLE Panels on doors
• TRD PRO Digital Camo Trim Seats
• MTR (Multi-Terrain Monitor): view of road / trali in front displayed on touch screen
• 14" Touch Screen
• Apple CarPlay and Android Auto standard
• 12" New Gauge Cluster Screen (configurable)
• Rearview mirror screen camera
• TOYOTA lettering on dash
• Aggressive new floor mats
• Large grab handles
• Wireless charging pad + USB-C ports
• JBL Bluetooth portable speaker
• Glove box storage tray
• Auxillary Buttons X 4: Wire any accessories to OEM switches in the cabin.

Off-Road Tech / Specs:

• Front stabilizer bar disconnect
• 2wd, part-time 4wd, or full time 4wd
• Locking rear diff standard on TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro or TrailHunter.
• MTS (Multi-Terrain Select)
• Crawl Control
• Approach Angle: 32 Degrees
• Departure Angle: 24 Degrees
• TRD Pro Light Bar
• Rigid Fog Lights

Production:

• December 2024 start of production for non-hybrid models
• February 2025 start of production for hybrid models

Pricing:

• See all MSRP base prices & options pricing: 4runner6g.com/forum/threads/2025-4runner-price-release-msrp-options-pricing-for-all-trim-levels-gas-hybrid-models-6th-gen.1952/

2025 Trim Levels Compared: features, equipment, options

Text searchable PDF version of the chart (PDF download): 2025 toyota 4runner trims comparison - features options exterior chart.pdf

2026 4Runner vs. 2025 LAND CRUISER

Specs	2025 Toyota 4Runner I-Force Max	2024 Toyota Land Cruiser
Engine	Turbocharged 2.4-Liter Four-Cylinder Hybrid	Turbocharged 2.4-Liter Four-Cylinder Hybrid
Transmission	8-Speed Automatic	8-Speed Automatic
Drivetrain	Part-Time or Full-Time 4WD With Two-Speed Transfer Case	Part-Time or Full-Time 4WD With Two-Speed Transfer Case
Power	326 HP / 465 lb-ft	326 HP / 465 lb-ft
Towing	6,000 Pounds	6,000 Pounds
Wheelbase	112.2 Inches	112.2 Inches
Overall Length	194.9 Inches	193.8 Inches
Overall Width	77.8 Inches	77.9 Inches
Overall Height	70.8 Inches	76.1 Inches
Ground Clearance	9.2 Inches	8.0 Inches
Approach Angle	32	31
Departure Angle	24	22
Breakover Angle	TBA	25
Fuel Capacity	19 gallons	17.9 gallons

 

[Old Spice]

Thanks for the easy to compare chart. Wish we had 4Runner pricing to throw up there. It's sure to come in lower than Land Cruiser, right?

And vehicle weights should be similar since dimensionally so similar and on same platform?

 

[MJE]

They appear, not surprisingly, incredibly similar. Aside from the height. Is that all a reduction in headroom? Or would you hardly notice & it’d just make it easier for parking garages?

 

[jnsplace]

LC is full time 4WD though....and yes I'm going to say it. Needs premium fuel. 91 or higher if I recall correctly. Considering the GX is the same, I sure as heck hope that is NOT the case for the 4 runner.

 

[Teebo]

The Ground Clearance on the First Edition and Premium is 8.7". Considering it's being compared to the TRD version of 4runnuer the chart should probably use the 8.7" number.

 

[pepenachoPER]

LC is full time 4WD though....and yes I'm going to say it. Needs premium fuel. 91 or higher if I recall correctly. Considering the GX is the same, I sure as heck hope that is NOT the case for the 4 runner.

Any idea what is the tank capacity for the LC ?

 

[jnsplace]

Any idea what is the tank capacity for the LC ?

17.9 gallons.

 

[littlesigh]

Great easy comparison! I like the vent shapes on the 4 Runner much better than LC. round seems tired and old style. Interesting the way they have laid out the styles, no more SR5 Premium, now a TRD Sport Premium... Will be interesting stop see the actual listings.

 

[Economisto]

The fact that they both have the same HP and TQ makes me worried the TRD Pro and Trailhunter with the hybrid powertrains will also be premium fuel only. Hoping that is not the case.

 

[Bronconomore]

I know it is all subjective, but i don't like the raised TOYOTA lettering on the dash, seems like something i would strike my fingers/nails on.
I am sure many will like it though.

 

[jnsplace]

Think the limited didn't have it. I suspect the more aggressive the looks the more the badging perhaps?
I'll use Toyota Jeff's video because he had quite a bit interior. 225 mark. I gotta say, Limited is growing on me. I generally don't care for the classic chrome looks but it's a sweet vehicle.

 

[Markarian421]

Thanks, I was going to try to look up all these numbers tonight. How about adding approach, departure, and break over angles?

 

[Administrator]

Thanks, I was going to try to look up all these numbers tonight. How about adding approach, departure, and break over angles?

Added!

 

[Boobajoob]

Think the limited didn't have it. I suspect the more aggressive the looks the more the badging perhaps?
I'll use Toyota Jeff's video because he had quite a bit interior. 225 mark. I gotta say, Limited is growing on me. I generally don't care for the classic chrome looks but it's a sweet vehicle.

Growing on me too. This is the model I'm looking at and figure in the future I could black out those name badges and swap the grill as mods start rolling out

 

[Kevin Chaos]

Is the LC really that much taller? It’s almost hard to imagine. I’d love the see a side-by-side whenever that’s possible.