275/65R17 Tires w/ Leveling Kit?

Hi all,

First post here on the forum! I have a 2013 Toyota Tacoma TRD Sport Edition and did the Bilstein 1500 leveling kit up front. Looks real nice

I was wondering if anyone has done that here and what size tires are you guys running without any issues or rubbing the mudflaps?

I was thinking of running 275/65R17...

But I also read that you can get away with 265/70R17 without any probs as well.

...any advice? Im looking to go with the largest here...

Thanks!
Jason

 

Mine came from the dealership with 275 /70/17 part of the Texas edition 0 rubbing issues off and on road

 

275/70/17

 

Thanks guys!

Wow your running 275/75R17?

I even thought 275/70R17 was pushing it...

 

I'm running 275/70/17 , you said 275/65/17

 

Whoa crap.. I don't know where I came up with that...sorry Oz!

What brand tires are you running?

 

No worries

I have 275/70/17 Hankook ATm

 

Nice! Did you also do the leveling kit? Have you done any modifications to the suspension to fit those tires?

Thanks!

 

I have a full OME set up , 885's and Dakars , essentially 2 1/2" lift front and rear . I'm running my stock Sport alloys with no wheel spacers and no rub

 

Awesome! Do you think that with just running the Bilsteins leveling kit up front on the TRD Sport suspension in rear will give me enough room for the 275/70R17?

Thanks!

 

Like I already said mine came from the dealership with 275/70/17 aka no lift and had 0 rubbing issues on or if road...

Aka yes you can run them with whatever you do cause you can fit them on a stock truck

 

OK great! Thanks for the help! Just want to make sure before I order up the tires...its an everyday vehicle but just trying to give it a good look

Thanks again!

 

Bump!

Anyone?

 

What else do you want to know

 

Just if its going to work with just the front leveled w/ the 1500's...seems like you did some other mods that I have not done...

Want to make sure I won't need wheel spacers or anything additional.

Thanks Oz

 

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What's the point of asking a question if you are going to ignore everything you are told..

 

I just want to confirm...

I dont see any harm in that.

Thanks Oz for the help.

 

Hi, in an attempt to help. I have the bilstein 5100's set at 1.75 and 275/70r17 bfg AT's and they work great. I did have to trim a little of the plastic fender and remove the mud flaps, but fits great. I also have after market wheels.

 

The rubbing is more than likely due to your wheels