Getting new tires soon, have some questions

I have my stock TRD offroad wheels, and stock suspension. I'm getting new tires. I don't off road, or tow. It's my daily driver. I have a short commute. I would like a semi aggressive looking tire, but want something that is good in rain and snow too.
I was looking at duratracs, but supposedly they rub in 265/75/16
so then I was looking at the falken wildpeak and cooper discoverer AT3.
Do those two rub in 265/75/16?

Any other recommendations on tires? thanks!

 

Bumpizzle

 

265/75/16 is the same size not matter what the brand. The differences between brands of the same size are minuscule. If it rubs in one brand, there's a 99% chance it'll rub in every brand.

 

I put 265/75/16 on and they rubbed the mudflaps but that was all. Cooper AT3 is a good choice and Michelin AT2 is another good all round tire, Michelin will last longer. I have the Michelin MS2 but I run studded winter tires as well.

 

Hmmm. I was unaware of that.

 

I'm running Cooper ATP (discount tire/discount tire direct only) and love em.

 

what size

 

265/75/16

 

and they dont rub?

 

Look at the Hankook Dynapro ATM.
I love mine.
EDIT: Tirecrazy.com $586 with free shipping.

 

265/75r16s have no rubbing issues. I fully recommend the p rated AT3s for your situation.

I like mine.

 

What he says.....ATP's are great tires for your intended uses and no rubbing on my stock suspension 265-75/16's. Definitely worth a look.

 

Yeah, after looking, I'm definitely leaning towards these. I'm just leary about going up to the 265/75/16, cause I don't want any rubbing issues, and If I do, I doubt discount tire will just exchange them.

 

what is the widest tire I can fit on my 06 trd sport stock rim?

 

You should look at the faq's and stickies.

 

OP,

I have 2 sets of 265/75-16's. For the winter, I have them on stock steel wheels and they didn't rub at all. For the summer, I have them on aftermarket wheels (16x8) with a 4.5" B.S. and had to trim the area that sticks out into the wheel well on the flaps. I actually cut 3 slots to make a tab and heated the 'bump' flat. No more rubbing.

 

I have the factory TRD offroad wheels. Is that what you guys have?

 

aggressive but good in snow and rain? sounds exactly like duratracs, I hope you haven't discounted them because of the rubbing, like CRU said you're likely to encounter slight rubbing with any brand

 

No rubbing, no mud flaps, ARB bumper.

 

I only discounted them after seeing the price. I'm trying to stick to around 600 bucks for tires.