Rare, low mileage gem - Original Tire Identification? (1 Viewer)

[Colorado84]

Hi all! I recently found a pretty low mileage Cruiser, I believe the spare tire is the actual original tire. The code looks to be 1984, but honestly it’s a bit hard to tell. Anyone out there have reliable information as to which tires would have come from the factory on a 1984FJ 60?

 

[ceylonfj40nut]

Looks like it is! Had the same.

 

[franklin40]

by low miles what are we talking about? pics of the truck itself?

 

[sedonut]

Looks like 84, They only used 3 digit codes back then.

 

[bhsdriller]

Snow Cruiser....have the same OEM from my 40

 

[Colorado84]

Heck yes! Love it! I tend to get really stoked on little details like this. Super cool.
Mileage wise, it’s not *super* low, but at 103k, lower than most these days for sure!

 

[Gretsch]

X4 for the same tire under my '84, Its been replaced by a BFGA/T 33X10.5 now but I kept the tire for the nostalgia:

 

[Colorado84]

If anyone out there has a museum piece Cruiser, maybe they can round up a set of these OG spares to put on!

 

[Gretsch]

If anyone out there has a museum piece Cruiser, maybe they can round up a set of these OG spares to put on!

I'm moving mine around the garage now just for that eventuality.

Edit: Looks like CruiserParts is way ahead of you......

https://shop.cruiserparts.net/index.php?main_page=product_info&products_id=66017

 

[Colorado84]

Bah! Look at that! Nice find

 

[4Cruisers]

My '84 FJ60 didn't come from the dealer with those tires, same size but different tires. Snow Cruiser tires weren't needed in Las Vegas, NV.