How many liters does FJ Cruiser take?
The Toyota FJ Cruiser’s standard fuel tank capacity is about 90 liters (roughly 23.8 US gallons). This figure applies to the original 2007–2014 models and provides a reliable reference for owners and buyers; exact capacity can vary slightly by market or aftermarket modifications.
Tank capacity by model range
The following summary reflects the official capacity most commonly cited for the FJ Cruiser, with the corresponding gallon equivalent to aid planning and conversions.
- 2007–2014 FJ Cruiser: 89–90 L (approximately 23.7–23.8 US gallons)
Because production in these years used the same basic design, the capacity remained essentially constant across standard configurations. Always check the vehicle’s door jamb label or owner's manual for the exact figure on a specific unit, especially if aftermarket tanks or regional variants are involved.
Practical range considerations
Fuel economy and range depend on driving conditions, engine/transmission, payload, and aftermarket equipment. With a 90 L tank, most drivers can estimate a broad range based on their on-road fuel economy.
- Estimated range (mixed driving): roughly 700–860 km (430–535 miles), depending on year, drivetrain, and driving style.
For planning long trips or off-road adventures, factor in extra margin for fuel stops, particularly in areas with sparse service stations or challenging terrain.
Summary
In brief, the FJ Cruiser’s standard fuel tank holds about 90 liters, equating to roughly 23.8 gallons. This capacity is typical for the 2007–2014 model years, with minor regional variations possible. Always verify your specific vehicle’s tank size for precise planning.
