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Old 10-29-2009, 08:54 AM   #1
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Issues with 17x9 rims with no lift?

Can anyone provide any feedback on using 17x9 wheels on a 2007 TRD Tacoma with no lift? Will they rub and if so, how bad? Any solutions to this short of lifting the truck?

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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It depends on the size of the tire, not the wheel
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Old 10-29-2009, 09:08 AM   #3
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I get that, but the width of the rim also has an effect on how wide of a tire is needed to fit the rim. Just looking for any input from someone running 17x9 rims on a stock height. What size tire is a good choice? and any issues with them.

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Might want to look into a 17x8. To my knowledge most who run 17x9 wheels run 285/70/17 tires with a lift. Now if you don't want to lift you should go with 17x8 wheel or just stay stock and run a 265/70/17 tire.
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It will all depend on what size tire you end up running.
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I am running 17x9 rims on an 07 stock with 265/70/17....

Moto Metal 957B with Nitto Terra Grapplers

I had minor rubbing on full turns or turning and going over a bump, like into the driveway or U turns..I did some minor trimming on the inner fender area and no more rubbing. I drove for about 10 months before trimming, so it is not a major issue and it doesn't cause a problem with normal day to day driving.

Some tire manufactures only offer certain sizes for a 9" rim and some tire shops won't install a tire on the rim if the manufacturer doesn't say it fits a 9" rim. 265/70/17 is the biggest you can go without a lift, so check the specs of whatever tire you want to use also.
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Originally Posted by FoxySandChick View Post

265/70/17 is the biggest you can go without a lift, so check the specs of whatever tire you want to use also.
Is this for 2nd gens only? or does this encompass all tacomas?

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Is this for 2nd gens only? or does this encompass all tacomas?

thanks
I was answering for the OP with an 07 and I have an 07...I have no experience with the 1st gens, so I'm not sure what the max size is for those.
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Originally Posted by FoxySandChick View Post
I am running 17x9 rims on an 07 stock with 265/70/17....

Moto Metal 957B with Nitto Terra Grapplers

I had minor rubbing on full turns or turning and going over a bump, like into the driveway or U turns..I did some minor trimming on the inner fender area and no more rubbing. I drove for about 10 months before trimming, so it is not a major issue and it doesn't cause a problem with normal day to day driving.

Some tire manufactures only offer certain sizes for a 9" rim and some tire shops won't install a tire on the rim if the manufacturer doesn't say it fits a 9" rim. 265/70/17 is the biggest you can go without a lift, so check the specs of whatever tire you want to use also.
I have the same issues with 1.75" lift. No biggie.
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