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1996 Toyota T100 Oil Type & Capacity

3.4L · Tire Size · Factory specs and recall history

  • Drive RWD
  • Engine 3.4L
  • Fuel Gasoline

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5.7 qt of SAE 5W-30

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Oil capacity

5.7 qt

Refill volume including a new filter

Oil viscosity

SAE 5W-30

SAE grade the manufacturer specifies

Front tire size

235/75R15

Factory fitment, front axle

Change interval

Estimated

5,000 miles

Manufacturer maximum between changes

Trims covered

These specs resolve across the model year as a whole, so they cover all 3 trims the catalog holds for it:

  • Base
  • DLX
  • SR5

Oil type and capacity and tire size for the 1996 Toyota T100, plus the recall campaigns NHTSA has filed against this year, make and model. Every figure says where it came from, so you can tell a published specification from an estimate at a glance.

Engine oil

1996 Toyota T100 oil type and capacity

The 1996 Toyota T100 takes SAE 5W-30 engine oil, about 5.7 qt with a filter change.

Oil viscosity SAE grade the manufacturer specifies
SAE 5W-30 Verified spec
Oil capacity Refill volume including a new filter
5.7 qt Verified spec
Change interval Manufacturer maximum between changes
5,000 miles Estimated
Or every Whichever comes first
6 months Estimated

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Tires

1996 Toyota T100 tire size

The factory tire size on the 1996 Toyota T100 is 235/75R15.

The placard inside your own driver's door is the authority for pressure: it is set for the tires that car actually shipped with.

Front tire size Factory fitment, front axle
235/75R15 Verified spec
Rear tire size Factory fitment, rear axle
235/75R15 Verified spec
Front tire pressure Cold inflation, front axle
Not published

Seeded rows exist for this vehicle but none carries this field, and there was too little to estimate from.

Rear tire pressure Cold inflation, rear axle
Not published

Seeded rows exist for this vehicle but none carries this field, and there was too little to estimate from.

Safety recalls

1996 Toyota T100 recalls

Campaigns NHTSA has filed against this year, make and model, grouped by what the campaign actually asks an owner to do.

We have not completed a recall check for this vehicle yet, so this page cannot tell you whether campaigns exist. That is not the same as there being none.

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Common questions

1996 Toyota T100 maintenance questions

What kind of oil does a 1996 Toyota T100 take?

The 1996 Toyota T100 takes SAE 5W-30 engine oil, about 5.7 qt with a filter change.

How often does a 1996 Toyota T100 need an oil change?

Every 5,000 miles or 6 months, whichever comes first. This figure is estimated from the engine rather than taken from a published spec, so confirm it against the owner's manual.

What size tires does a 1996 Toyota T100 use?

The factory tire size is 235/75R15.

Where these figures come from

  • Vehicle details are decoded from VIN data published by NHTSA's vPIC database.
  • Fuel economy comes from the EPA's published fuel economy dataset.
  • Recall campaigns come from NHTSA. A campaign covers a VIN range within a model year, so a listing here is never a statement about a specific vehicle.
  • Service specs are compiled per trim. Anything marked Estimated was derived from the engine rather than read from a published specification, and your owner's manual or door placard outranks it.

Catalog entry last updated 2026-08-31.