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Where is the Spare Wheel Located on the Toyota Land Cruiser?

Model: Toyota Land Cruiser J120, MK 10 - Years 2002-2009
Part: Wheel

In the Toyota Land Cruiser, the spare wheel is located under the vehicle's floor, corresponding to the boot area. You can access the wheel by opening the rear hatch and removing the left side panel of the boot. Inside the panels of this step, you will find the tools needed to remove the wheel from its place: just above the rear bumper, you can loosen the corresponding screw, noting that the wheel will begin to detach from the vehicle's lower floor. Once fully unscrewed, it will be ready for use.

Updated on 2 September 2026 by ScegliAuto

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