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2021 TRD Off Road Tires

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Zeke305

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Currently have the stock 265 70R16. Will have to replace soon but want a slightly wider tire.
Do not want tires that are noisy as 80% of my driving is city paved roads, on weekend I will do
some off road trips. Any suggestions on specific tire brand and size that would not require modifications.
 
Zeke305 said:
Currently have the stock 265 70R16. Will have to replace soon but want a slightly wider tire.
Do not want tires that are noisy as 80% of my driving is city paved roads, on weekend I will do
some off road trips. Any suggestions on specific tire brand and size that would not require modifications.
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Stay with the same size tire if using the stock wheels, I did.............these tires are top rated.

Open Country A/T III | The All-Terrain Tires for Trucks, SUVs and CUVs

The Open Country A/T III has exceptional wet and dry braking and handling, great off-road traction, a quiet ride, great in snow and 127 sizes.
www.toyotires.com www.toyotires.com
 
Zeke305 said:
Currently have the stock 265 70R16. Will have to replace soon but want a slightly wider tire.
Do not want tires that are noisy as 80% of my driving is city paved roads, on weekend I will do
some off road trips. Any suggestions on specific tire brand and size that would not require modifications.
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I have 17 inch rims with Falken WildPeak AT3W 265/70R17 tires and they fit fine, just about an inch bigger than stock tires. they've gone up in price since I last bought them but they're great tires imo.
 
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