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Anyone running 285/70/17 w/ 17x9 0 offset and 5" backspacing?

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by bowhunterRN, Jul 25, 2015.

  1. Jul 25, 2015 at 3:19 AM
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    I have searched and searched and everyone seems to be running 4.5" backspacing with 17x9" wheels. Here is my setup: I have this lift http://www.ebay.com/itm/Full-Leveli...yota|Model:Tacoma&hash=item3a680ac3cc&vxp=mtr on a 14 DCLB TRD sport. Stock UCAs and 17x9 fuel krank 0 offset and 5" backspacing. I have found only one thread saying that they will work without rubbing the stock UCAs, but that was an 09 model truck. I know I will have to do some trimming and possibly a CMC but my question is will it rub the stock UCAs? Can anyone help here? I am currently running 265/70/17 and want to upgrade. thanks
     
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  2. Jul 25, 2015 at 5:59 PM
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    Anyone? I guess I'll just order 0.5" wheel spacers to be safe since nobody is running a similar setup.
     
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    It's not the UCA that you should be worried about. It's the cab mount area. I have 17x9 with 0 offset and that's my only problem area.
     
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    thanks. So you are running 285/70/17 tires and no issues with the UCA clearance? which model truck do u have?
     
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    265/70 but there is tons of clearance between the control arm and tire. I have an 05 TRD sport.
     
  7. Jul 25, 2015 at 9:17 PM
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    I am currently running 265/70/17 and need insight from people who have 285/70/17
     
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    That's 20mm wider. If you have 10mm clearance on either side than you're good to go. It's not a big jump in tire size.
     
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    Thanks for simplifying that for me. Will measure when I get off work
     
  10. Jul 28, 2015 at 9:38 AM
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    285/70/17 KM2s work for me if anyone has a similar setup and was wondering if they fit. No scrubbing right now

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    Awesome. Do you happen to have your alignment printout? Seems like that's going to wander on the highway
     
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    I haven't had an alignment done on these new tires. I had an alignment done after the lift and 265/70/17 with rims mounted. I went one inch bigger in tire height and a lil bit more width. Do I need another alignment done?
     
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    Some people like to get alignments with a new set of tires for piece of mind. If I were you I'd get the SPC upper arms and THEN get it aligned PROPERLY. It will be a major improvement with the massive spacer lift you're using. :goingcrazy:

    You'll be amazed how much better it rides/drives afterwards.
     
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    I see no need for new UCAs at this point. I'm not a heavy wheeler and I have plenty of clearance and it drives fine right now. I'm still wondering if I need another alignment done when I went up 1" in tire? It holds true on the highway. Guess I'll have to do more research to find my answer
     
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    Your alignment is definitely off. That would be the "need for new UCA's". It's not a clearance or an off-road issue. A new alignment is still going to net you a bad alignment on stock arms.

    If you're ok with the way it drives than leave it. :notsure:
     
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    im just concerned about treadware at the point. It drives fine for me. I will ask the shop to check the alignment and see where im at. I guess 0* Camber and 2.4* caster is where i want to be?
     
  17. Jul 29, 2015 at 5:44 AM
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    Working on it now....UNDER CONSTRUCTION
    Leave it alone! Just rotate frequently.
     
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    Yeah, fuck alignment! :headbang:
     
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    Hey bowhunterRN, truck looks great. I’m thinking of getting the same wheel setup as yours, 285/70/17 w/ 17x9, 0 offset, 5” backspace wheel. Wondering if you used/needed to use the .5” spacer or is it good without?
     

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