Gstavy1
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How's it been running 315s, been thinking about making the jump to them in the next couple months
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Tire Size Fitment and Lift
- Thread starter Malcolm
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So I've already got the OME 2" (bp51) heavy duty lift on hand, sitting on the floor in my bedroom, and I'm about to pull the trigger on the tires/wheels. I'd originally decided on the 275/70-17 to go with AR's baja wheels (0mm offset), but was now considering 285/70-17 to put on. From what I've read the 275s will fit fine with no rubbing, no cmc or other alterations needed. But will the 285s? I don't want to drop a load of money just to have issues that I need to then address. Any input?
Hey folks, just bought 23’ SR, 4wd, V6 last week. Went back and forth and back again trying to decide lift, wheels, and tire size. I opted to take baby steps out of concern of power loss in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Wheels: Icon Alloys Alpha, 17 x 8.5, 0 offset (gives the stance I want now and will work later if I decide to lift and go bigger)
Tires: Falken Wildpeak A/T3W, 265/70/17. Haven’t driven much but totally shocked that they are as silent as the stock Toyo Which was basically a street tire. Awesome looks, bigger than I expected which made me smile….lol
No rub but it was close enough to the apron that I was concerned that when flexed or pulling into one of our big dip parking lot entrances that would hit. I was back and forth on this anyway but with the bigger and wider tires the apron hid the “mean look” which every Tacoma needs to take advantage of.
No noticeable power loss whatsoever. I see adjustable coilovers in the future but right now I’m just going to enjoy it
Wheels: Icon Alloys Alpha, 17 x 8.5, 0 offset (gives the stance I want now and will work later if I decide to lift and go bigger)
Tires: Falken Wildpeak A/T3W, 265/70/17. Haven’t driven much but totally shocked that they are as silent as the stock Toyo Which was basically a street tire. Awesome looks, bigger than I expected which made me smile….lol
No rub but it was close enough to the apron that I was concerned that when flexed or pulling into one of our big dip parking lot entrances that would hit. I was back and forth on this anyway but with the bigger and wider tires the apron hid the “mean look” which every Tacoma needs to take advantage of.
No noticeable power loss whatsoever. I see adjustable coilovers in the future but right now I’m just going to enjoy it
Tomahawk Dog
6️⃣ Aficionado
How did the A/T3W's balance out? Need many weights on them / Did all tires balance the same?Hey folks, just bought 23’ SR, 4wd, V6 last week. Went back and forth and back again trying to decide lift, wheels, and tire size. I opted to take baby steps out of concern of power loss in the mountains of Western North Carolina.
Wheels: Icon Alloys Alpha, 17 x 8.5, 0 offset (gives the stance I want now and will work later if I decide to lift and go bigger)
Tires: Falken Wildpeak A/T3W, 265/70/17. Haven’t driven much but totally shocked that they are as silent as the stock Toyo Which was basically a street tire. Awesome looks, bigger than I expected which made me smile….lol
No rub but it was close enough to the apron that I was concerned that when flexed or pulling into one of our big dip parking lot entrances that would hit. I was back and forth on this anyway but with the bigger and wider tires the apron hid the “mean look” which every Tacoma needs to take advantage of.
No noticeable power loss whatsoever. I see adjustable coilovers in the future but right now I’m just going to enjoy it
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Reason I ask is tire guys say the side lugs (which look good) carry outside weight that is not always equal to each lug and balancing can be good on some and more weights on other tires. He said nature of the beast with the ATW's.
Toyo AT3 and those ATW's are very competitive in the TA world. Toyo does not have the "Big Lugs" on the outside and will balance easier (the man said).
Truck looks good! I have a Super White Sport 4x4 and will be putting on the shoes as well very soon.
I have been back and forth on the 265/70/17 or 265/65/17 decision as well.
Think I will go with the 265/65's as they will work in any position in the wheel well.
What pressure did you end up with on the tires?
Taco4Dan93
2️⃣ Bronze
Currently working fitting the same setup, this looks great! Love the combo you got going on here
Hey @SpaceTrim that's a beautiful look and I'd love to get something close. Can you give me the full specs on your tire? Is it 285/70/16?Thanks!
oldmantaco
2️⃣ Bronze
I have a 2017 with DirtKing LCA's and UCA's, 3" lift, 285 on 17" wheels with -6 offset, I did the CMC and it was pretty easy, just need to watch the wiring harness on the drivers side when cutting and welding, I trimmed the fenders and a heat gun to mold the plastic inner fender, I could now run 35" tires, but I like the 285's they are 33", not even close to rubbing now, they did before the CMC. I also have 2"spacers on the wheels, no rubbing at all.