Tire size and 4-wheel parts

I have a 2010 double cab 4x4 TRD/OR. Everything is stock. I am looking for new tires and I read a thread on here that said the biggest I can go with stock suspension is 265/75 R16.

When I went to 4-wheel parts to check on pricing the salesman said that I would have to lift the front of my truck 1" to fit those tires. So I have a couple questions.

1) is 4-wheel parts telling me the truth? Do I have to lift the front end to fit that tire?

2) or was the post on taco world correct, saying that 265/75 R16 can fit on stock TRD/OR 2nd gen tacos?

I really don't want to lift my truck. I don't want to mess with the stock suspension (that's why I got the TRD/OR package)

Can you all help me out with this one?

Thanks Taco World. Love this site!

 

you do not need to lift the truck to fit a 265/75/16. they don't know what they are talking about like always haha

 

As long as you keep the stock wheels. If you also change out your wheels to one with more "negative offset" all bets are off.

 

OP search "4 wheel parts problems" on google....then you tell me if you want to spend your money with them

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I had 265/75/R16s on stock suspension for 4 years on my 2007 TRD off road, no issues whatsoever.

 

you can definitely fit them no problem

 

I have a 2012 dcsb 4x4 trd sport.
My rims r 17s. What wud be my biggest possible, stock suspension, tire size? Any help is appreciated please

 

Clearly u work better

 

So without a lift I'd rub if I went bigger than 265/70/17? That's pretty small :/

 

Crap. I'm considering spacers, but that's like cheating

 

That's the problem. Im cheap, but i offroad. Hard. I used to drive a lifted jeep before my taco. I wanna get pretty close to its abilities traction wise. I dont expect to crawl a mountain or anything, but a hill wud be nice. Lol

 

Truth. I changed tires with OE wheels and had no problems with this size.

 

Stock rims with LT265/75/16 BFG's and no rubbing at all.

 

it's all in your head. 265/70/17 (same as 265/75/16) on my lifted shitbox

bigger isn't always better

 

I guess. It just looks nicer at that point I guess. What bumper is that?

 

Function > Form IMHO.

People always stuff big ass tires in their trucks and rub like crazy and can't turn properly or wheel good without ripping off fenders or lugs on the cab mount.

Relentless front. Homemade rear...kinda.

I now have a set of 255/85/16's on a second set of wheels so I could gain 1" clearance for the summer.

 

Wud ur tires rub without ur lift?

 

English please.

My tires rubbed with my lift and still would rub if I was running them. They rub the frame and the fender.

 

Then what's all in my head -_-