Newbie with an Oldie
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Uncle Grumpy
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Welcome,
From one noob to another use the search feature before you're chastised (in good spirit), there's lots about tires and rims for the 80.
The 93 - 16" rims will fit but make sure you have the correct lug nuts, I believe they changed in 94 but maybe earlier. 265 is narrower than the stock 275s so you won't have any trouble there.
Also try the search, there's lots about tires and rims for the 80's.
From one noob to another use the search feature before you're chastised (in good spirit), there's lots about tires and rims for the 80.
The 93 - 16" rims will fit but make sure you have the correct lug nuts, I believe they changed in 94 but maybe earlier. 265 is narrower than the stock 275s so you won't have any trouble there.
Also try the search, there's lots about tires and rims for the 80's.
Welcome aboard, I believe the 91&92 (fj80) had different wheels and backspacing, compared to the 93+ (fzj80's). The FZJ's had ABS and rear disc's (most of them) which is why toyota went to 16's. Off the top of my head Im not sure if the BS will be an issue.
Welcome to the forum by the way.
Yes, they´ll fit without any problems. I had a factory 96 wheels on my 92. THe tires you specify will also fit without a problem.
Let us know how it goes.
I had a 1995 with no lift and ran Durango 305/75/16's on it without any problems. Looked great, filled the fender wells, and did not rub.
They will fit and I will gladly take a 15" off your hand and some center caps 
Now you know and welcome!
dont bother with smaller than stock tires. you can fit 285 duratracs on stock height.
