Would this Duratrac fit without a lift?

I'm not too crazy about the look of my stock Dunnie tires that came with my new Taco. I have stock spring with Bilstein 5100s on the Taco now. I'm curious if this Duratrac tire would fit without a lift? I tried reading on he different posts on Duratrac but I feel like I am more confused now than before. I guess I'm in an information overload stage now . Any help?

• Size: LT265/70R17
  Sidewall Style: Outlined White Letters
  Serv. Desc: 112/109Q
  Load Range: C
  UTQG: None

 

Yea they should fit I know for 265/75/16 dura tracs you need 4.5 backspacing.

 

No you don't , they will work on stock wheels

 

+1

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires/67550-largest-tacoma-tire-sizes-stock-suspension.html
Largest Tacoma Tire Sizes On Stock Suspension
For 2005+ Tacomas: 265/70/17, 265/75/16 or 265/65/18, depending on what size wheels you have

For 2004 and below: 265/75/16

 

Meh I was close haha

 

I have a 2013 Taco TRD Sport v6 4x4 with tire size 265/65R17. I'm curious if Duratrac tires would have any rubbing since the treads are higher than that of the stock Dunnies.

 

You might need to remove the mud flaps but I haven't heard of anybody needing trimming for 265/70/17.

 

With my Texas Edition wheels I had to remove the mini front mud flaps from the front wheel wells. Other than that, no rubbing with my 265/70-17 Duratracs even when I was stock height.

 

Thanks, bjboucher. What' the difference in MPG before and after?

 

I lost about 1mpg with the tires I think. It's hard to tell because the bigger tire throws off the speedo/odometer a little bit. It's worth it though....awesome tires.

 

I think I'm going to pull the trigger on four. How do they do on snow/icy road?

 

I ride the duratrac's bastard walmart cousin and love it. I have heard it is an awesome tire for "all around" use.

I back the 265/70/17. same width and o/a height as 265/75/16. tread depth does not add to o/a height. your tires will be significantly smaller than new once wore out though

 

Unfortunately I live in south Texas so I can't answer that question. I bought them though when I was supposed to move to Alaska due to the reviews I read about how great they are in snow/ice. I've read that they're about as good as actual snow tires so you should be fine.

 

i ran the 265/70/17 duratracs on stock TRD sport 17s. they fit fine. no rub.