2026 Toyota 4Runner Dimensions: Specs & Sizes Guide – The 2026 Toyota 4Runner, the second model year of the sixth-generation body-on-frame SUV, delivers rugged capability with modern proportions. Built for American roads, trails, and family adventures, it combines a longer wheelbase, generous interior space, and strong off-road geometry. Dimensions vary slightly by trim (SR5, TRD Sport, Limited, Platinum, TRD Off-Road, TRD Pro, and Trailhunter) and powertrain (standard i-FORCE turbo-four or available i-FORCE MAX hybrid). All figures below use U.S. customary units and draw from Toyota product information and verified dealer/spec sources.
Exterior Dimensions of the 2026 Toyota 4Runner
The 2026 4Runner measures a consistent overall length of 194.9 inches across all trims, with a wheelbase of 112.2 inches. This gives it stable highway manners and improved interior packaging compared with the previous generation.
- Overall length: 194.9 inches
- Wheelbase: 112.2 inches
- Overall width (without mirrors): 77.9–78.0 inches on most trims; 79.9 inches on TRD Pro and Trailhunter
- Overall height (without roof rails/rack): 72.6 inches (SR5), approximately 73.1–73.2 inches (TRD Sport, Limited, Platinum), 73.6 inches (TRD Off-Road), and 74.0 inches (TRD Pro/Trailhunter)
- Turning diameter (curb-to-curb): 39.4 feet
These proportions give the 4Runner a commanding presence while remaining manageable in parking lots and on tighter trails.
Interior Dimensions and Passenger Space
The cabin prioritizes usable room for five passengers standard, with available seven-passenger seating on select gas-powered SR5 and Limited models.
Key interior measurements (approximate, may vary slightly with moonroof):
- Front headroom: 39.7 inches (without moonroof); about 38.3 inches with moonroof
- Second-row headroom: 37.8 inches
- Third-row headroom (when equipped): 35.3 inches
- Front legroom: 41.8 inches
- Second-row legroom: 34.8 inches
- Third-row legroom: 31.8 inches
- Front shoulder room: 58.0 inches
- Second-row shoulder room: 57.8 inches
- Front hip room: 55.2 inches
- Second-row hip room: 56.1 inches
The second-row seats offer solid comfort for adults on longer trips, while the available third row works best for children or occasional adult use.
Cargo Capacity and Storage
Cargo volume is a strong point and differs between two-row and three-row configurations, as well as between gas and hybrid models (the hybrid battery raises the load floor).
Typical figures:
- Behind third row (7-seat models): 12.1 cubic feet
- Behind second row (2-row gas models): 48.4 cubic feet
- Behind second row (2-row hybrid models): 42.6 cubic feet
- Maximum (second row folded, 2-row gas): 90.2 cubic feet
- Maximum (all rear seats folded, 3-row gas): approximately 84.1 cubic feet
- Maximum (hybrid 2-row): 82.6 cubic feet
Fold-flat seating and a power rear window enhance practicality for gear, camping equipment, or large hauls.
Ground Clearance, Approach, Departure, and Breakover Angles
Off-road capability remains a core 4Runner strength, with numbers that improve on higher trims:
| Trim Category | Ground Clearance | Approach Angle | Departure Angle | Breakover Angle |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| SR5 | 8.1 inches | 18° | 22° | 23° |
| Sport / Limited / Platinum | ~8.8 inches | 18° | 22° | 24° |
| TRD Off-Road | 9.1 inches | 19° | 24° | 24° |
| TRD Pro / Trailhunter | 10.1 inches | 33° | 24° | 24° |
Higher trims benefit from revised bumpers, suspension lifts, and tire packages that boost trail performance without sacrificing daily usability.
Track Width and Other Key Specs
Track widths also vary by trim and contribute to the vehicle’s planted stance:
- Most trims: roughly 65.6–66.5 inches (front/rear)
- TRD Off-Road: about 66.0 / 66.1 inches
- TRD Pro / Trailhunter: 68.8 / 68.8 inches
Curb weights range from the mid-4,400s pounds on lighter 2WD configurations to over 5,400–5,500 pounds on heavily equipped hybrids. Maximum towing capacity is rated at 6,000 pounds when properly equipped. Fuel tank capacity is 19 gallons.
Why These Dimensions Matter for U.S. Buyers?
The 2026 4Runner’s dimensions strike a practical balance for American drivers. The 112.2-inch wheelbase improves ride quality and interior space over older generations while keeping the overall length reasonable for garages and trail parking. Competitive cargo volume (especially in two-row form), available third-row seating, and strong approach/departure angles make it versatile for families, overlanders, and weekend adventurers. Higher-trim models trade a bit of height and width for superior ground clearance and obstacle clearance—ideal if trails are a priority.
Always confirm exact figures with your local Toyota dealer or the official build configurator, as options such as roof racks, tires, and packages can produce minor variations. Specs are subject to change and reflect published data for the 2026 model year.