Krose70933
2️⃣ Bronze
Will 265/70R17 fit on a 17x9 rim with -12 offset on a stock trd pro
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Tire Size Fitment and Lift
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2BigTaco
5️⃣ Platinum
I have a about a 2 inch lift.. I'm running the icon 2.5 up front but didn't crank them to get the max lift. with my prinsu there is plenty of room to fit under the garage opening (standard). I also run a Plano case and front runner awning on the prinsu mounts and still have about 3 inches to spare
VInsanity
2️⃣ Bronze
Thanks! Good to know there's plenty of space.
dbl_decker_taco_supreme
2️⃣ Bronze
285/70R17
What is the offset on those wheels?
I dig the tall skinny tires myself. Just got a set of 235/85/16's for the stock wheels. Upgrading to OME 2.5in lift soon to accommodate the new Summit bumper. I'd put them on now with no lift but the extra 180lb up front has the girl sagging about a half inch. Keeping the stock wheels for winter and looking to get a 16x8 setup in spring. Hopefully that combo works with no issues.
Question to anyone with experience in the matter. Should I get P285/70r17 (4 ply). I’m going to be running trd pro 4runner wheels and a full ome 2 in lift. Plan to add bumper, sliders, skid plates in the future. I am hesitant to buy 10 plys simply because of the weight, but there don’t seem to be many 6 ply options other than Bfg’s which are a tad pricey imo. Sorry for the long post but I look forward to hearing what you guys have to say!
What % of time do you think you are going to be using the tires off-road?
2BigTaco
5️⃣ Platinum
I was hesitant to buy my BFG KO2 with a 10ply because of the weight and price. After going through Mojave road and seeing 2 rigs puncture sidewalls I was convinced I made a good choice. Last two tanks on my 285s averaged 16-17 mpg so weight isn’t too much of an issue with easy driving.
I just recently bought a new tacoma and transferred my wheels and tires. I have vtx gunmetal rebels 17x8.5 -10 with 265/70/17. I went from my lifted 4cyl to my 2019 off road and rubbed like crazy. Now that I'm lifted all is good but now I'm thinking about bumping up to a 285 so not sure if I'll rub again.
My 2 cents, for reference..........
- Bilstein 5100's in front with stock springs, set to the highest groove.
- Stock TRD OR wheels
- 1-1/4" spacers (front only)
- 285/75r16 Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ
- No changes to rear suspension
- 3 degrees of caster
- no body mount chop
Tracks very well, no rubbing on body mount, does rub on front side of inner fender liner at full lock/full stuff, mainly on the passenger side.
Anything over a leveling lift should include UCA's for proper alignment, in my opinion.
- Bilstein 5100's in front with stock springs, set to the highest groove.
- Stock TRD OR wheels
- 1-1/4" spacers (front only)
- 285/75r16 Mickey Thompson Baja ATZ
- No changes to rear suspension
- 3 degrees of caster
- no body mount chop
Tracks very well, no rubbing on body mount, does rub on front side of inner fender liner at full lock/full stuff, mainly on the passenger side.
Anything over a leveling lift should include UCA's for proper alignment, in my opinion.
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285/75/16 method nv 305 machine finished 3inch leveling kit stock shocks add a leaf in rear no block
Any rubbing issues up front??
At that size you will be okay. If anything, OVTune will help a lot, which is cheaper and easy to install yourself. I had 285/75r16s on my stock gears and it felt fine. When I went to 35s they didn’t feel THAT bad, but I did regear to 5.29s.
2BigTaco
5️⃣ Platinum
Got a pretty aggressive CMC. No rubbing so far. Yet to full stuff the fender. I’ll see tomorrow when I hit the trail.
I think it depends on where you are at(elevation and driving conditions). I absolutely hated our truck on that tire size and stock gears. But we are at 6k feet and pretty much everything is uphill from us. YMMV
If anyone wondering about 35x12.5 ET -38 with stock bumper (anyone dumb enough to try this?). Minimal rubbing depending on terrain.
-3” lift
-cmc
-front liners pulled ahead
-solid alignment (can’t recall specs...)
-3” lift
-cmc
-front liners pulled ahead
-solid alignment (can’t recall specs...)
I think it looks really nice with stock bumpers. Sometimes I wish mine were stock but with the 35s.
Wont be stock for long! Almost a 6 month wait for a C4 hybrid
I know the pain. I waited around 7 months or so for my rear bumper.Wont be stock for long! Almost a 6 month wait for a C4 hybrid
vmunguia10
2️⃣ Bronze
I need help, i just completed a 3 inch lift kit on 2017 TRD off road Tacoma. It was lifted 3 inch in the front and 2 inches in the rear. I'd like to go with the Nitto Ridge Grappler 285/75 16's to put on my original OEM wheels. According to specs these tires measure 32.83 and 11.26 wide.
Will these rub, i don't want to trim or cut. Will I need spacers?
Please help!
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I think with that tire size you will be very close to your control arm so you may actually need a spacer to get away from that. It may juuust clear but its going to be very close. That being said i would do a cab mount chop anyways. You may rub when turning and articulating. I dont personally have experience with the 285's on stock wheels. But i had 275/70's and it was like 1/8" away from my control arm with SPC uppers and a 3" lift.
Oh and mine is a sport so not sure if the offsets and backspacing are the same for the different wheels!
Oh and mine is a sport so not sure if the offsets and backspacing are the same for the different wheels!
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I had the same tire size on the stock wheels. I only rubbed in the cab corner and top of the fender while flexing. But I cleared the UCA, which is the important part. I had SPC aftermarket UCAs for this.
What UCAs do you have? If they are stock, you will rub them.
vmunguia10
2️⃣ Bronze
The UCA's are stock. What size spacers do you recommend?
I recommend upgrading the UCAs since the truck is already lifted and the stock UCAs are known to not hold up well on a lifted truck.
But if you keep them stock, yes, you will need spacers. The Spidertrax 1.25” spacers are what most people use.
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00BGRDMOM/?tag=tacoma3g-20