Toyota Prado Tyre Guide by Generation Australia
Quick answer
Toyota Prado tyre and wheel specifications must be checked by generation, grade and factory wheel package. The 70, 90, 120, 150 and current 250 Series are different vehicles; a size used on one generation must not be assumed correct for another. Use the dedicated generation guide below, then confirm the complete tyre placard marking before ordering.
Choose the correct Prado generation
| Generation | Guide | Role |
|---|---|---|
| 70 Series | Prado 70 Series 1990–1996 guide | Early historical model reference |
| 90 Series | Prado 90 Series 1996–2002 guide | Historical generation reference |
| 120 Series | Prado 120 Series 2002–2009 guide | Historical generation reference |
| 150 Series | Prado 150 Series 2009–2024 guide | Previous-generation Australian guide |
| 250 Series | Current Prado 250 guide | Current Australian range |
Toyota Australia announced the all-new Prado for Australia in 2024, replacing the long-running previous generation. Current 250 Series grades and wheel information belong in the dedicated 250 guide, not in a 150 Series specification table.
Official sources: Toyota Australia 2024 Prado transition announcement, Prado 250 Australian launch information and current Prado range, accessed 4 October 2026.
Why the tyre placard is essential
- Model name alone does not identify the complete tyre specification.
- Confirm generation, grade, build date and factory wheel package.
- Match tyre size, construction, load index and speed rating.
- Check towing, payload, accessories, spare tyre and 4WD rolling circumference.
- Verify clearance, offset, rolling diameter and legality before modifications.
More Prado tyre advice
- Prado 150 versus 250 tyre guide
- Prado replacement tyre guide for Adelaide and SA touring
- Prado all-terrain tyre guide
Prado tyre help in Adelaide
Autosport Tyre World can inspect the vehicle and tyre placard before recommending a road, touring or all-terrain tyre. Visit Magill at 647 Magill Road (0452 641 023), Clarence Gardens at 911 South Road (0420 299 911), or Wingfield at 411 Grand Junction Road (0433 645 411).
FAQ
Is there one tyre size for every Toyota Prado?
No. Prado fitment varies across generations, grades and wheel packages.
Which guide covers the current Prado?
Use the dedicated Prado 250 Series guide for the current Australian range.