Bridgestone Dueler Rev02 or Yokohama Geolandar AT-S tires

Had the tires installed today. They look and drive awesome. Can't believe the difference from the shitty stock Dunlops. I will post a thread with before and after when I am off work.

 

Will the Geolander AT-S 265/75/16 fit a standard non modified no lift 2010 Taco 4X4 without rubbing? Have been told these are a little larger in diameter than other tires. I am looking to fill the wheel well a little better. Would the 265/70/16 be a better choice with less chance of rubbing? Does anyone have these specific tires on a stock Taco? Thanks.

 

http://www.yokohamatire.com/tires/spec.aspx?tire=GEOLANDAR%20A/T-S
this site shows that 265/75r16 diameter is 31.9in and 265/70r16 diameter is 30.7.
I don't know what the max tire size is to without rubbing. Might need to ask dealer.

 

There is a sticky at the top showing the largest tire can be the 265/75/16 for 05+ stock Taco with 16" rims. Just not sure with the Geolander. Before I order would sure like for some one to post that has used them. The 265/70/16 is just slightly taller than my Dunlap stock 245/75/16 so hopefully the 265/75 will work ok. The wheel well space has been increased in the rear after having the spring TSB done so the 245s really look small.

 

265/75r16 is 31.6 inch diameter and 265/75r16 diameter is 31.9 inches. it is only about a 1/4 inch(.25) difference. it might fit. A stock tire 245/75r16 is a 30.5 inch diameter. Maybe talking with the tire people or toyota technician and see what they say.

I'm not an expert, but I learned to go by the tire size and the makers overal diameter. I would go to the tire maker websites and see what their overal tire diameter is. While I am there I would also check if the tire size made for your with of wheel/rim. have fun

 

Scott how are them Revo IIs working for you? Just wanted to check up and see you like them.

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