You can find the tire sizes for the Toyota FJ Cruiser and their corresponding recommended tire pressures.

The years available stretch from through to 2014 and to view the tire pressures and sizes you just click to expand.

The idea for the FJ Cruiser came from a quirky concept car created by Toyota for the 2003 North American International Auto Show.

It received such positive feedback that the company decided to put a basic version of it into production.

To make this happen they took the chassis from the Landcruiser Prado and stuck a unique body on top of it.

This is also the same chassis that is also used under the popular 4Runner SUV and the Tacoma pickup truck.

Production of this FJ Cruiser began in 2006 for the left-hand-drive markets and in 2010 for the right-hand-drive markets.

It was classified as a mid-size SUV and offered in either a rear-wheel-drive or as a four-wheel-drive.

All of the examples of the Toyota FJ Cruiser are fitted with a 4-liter V6 in the front mated to a 6-speed manual (if the 4wd version) or automatic transmission.

Many special edition versions of the car have been introduced to the market that specializes itself in one way or another.

For those seeking a high-performance model a TRD trim was offered with sports-focused parts fitted and hardcore offroading protection underneath.

The ARB Edition FJ Crawler version on the other hand was designed to perform better in offroad situations with features such as a lift kit fitted as standard.