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Wheel/Tire Recommendations

smithcam

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After quite a bit research and going back and forth on a ton of different companies, I finally decided on a lift kit and are planning to pick up some tires and wheels before everything arrives. My only issue now is figuring out what backspace, offset, ect to go with for best fitment. This is my first lift on a vehicle and are looking to make it as painless as possible. It is a 2019 TRD 4x4 Off-Road, double cab, automatic.

I went with the 4A Fox 2.5s all around, and an the Icon RXT rear leaf pack from Accutune. The kit also comes with rear bumps, and a U-bolt flip kit. I went with the SPC UCAs due to the adjustability and good reviews and any figment issues I plan on running into with the 33s. I would like to run a 17” wheel, and a 33” tire. I anticipate on getting 2.5” of lift in the front (the guys at Accutune recommended not going higher than 2.5” to keep the shock from dropping out) and roughly 2” in the rear, maybe a little more depending on how much weight I have back there. I anticipate needing a CMC and a bit of trimming to get full articulation.

I have been trying to decide between a 285/70/17 and a 295/70/17 if I have the real estate after a CMC and some trimming.

As far as the wheels go, I would like to go with a 17” rim and keep a modest stance, just flush with the fenders. Any recommendations and advice would be appreciated, thanks everyone!
 
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Tacomadad18 said:
Did you get an answer for this?

Already running a new setup??
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I went with the 285/70/17s. Good size tire and only a bit of rubbing, (CMC coming soon).
For the wheel I went with a 17" with -18 offset, put me an inch out past the fenders roughly. Needs a ride height adjustment in the front and an alignment but so far I am pretty happy!

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smithcam said:
I went with the 285/70/17s. Good size tire and only a bit of rubbing, (CMC coming soon).
For the wheel I went with a 17" with -18 offset, put me an inch out past the fenders roughly. Needs a ride height adjustment in the front and an alignment but so far I am pretty happy!

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How, Just how.
Im running a 295 w/ -18mm offset and can barely poke the chubby part of the tire. But i dont rub:devilish:
 
I definitely need a CMC. This is the passenger side.
 

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Whats the back spacing on those wheels?
 
I believe it’s 4.540
It’s a Black Rhino Arsenal 17x9.5, 6-139.70, -18
 
smithcam said:
I went with the 285/70/17s. Good size tire and only a bit of rubbing, (CMC coming soon).
For the wheel I went with a 17" with -18 offset, put me an inch out past the fenders roughly. Needs a ride height adjustment in the front and an alignment but so far I am pretty happy!

IMG_5767.jpg
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awesome! Looks good 🤘🏻

just don’t cut your pinchweld when you do the cmc and you’ll be golden
 
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