Tire size

I'm looking at some used rims and tires for my Tacoma. It's still stock. But I'll want to lift it eventually 3" at least. Will these be ok while it is stock or will they rub bad?
Thanks Guys!

 

They will rub and 15's won't fit over the calipers

 

As mentioned above 15" wheels won't fit over your brakes. 16" is the minimum wheel size for the 2nd gen Tacoma. The largest tire you can run without a lift and rubbing is 265/75R16 or the same in 17" wheel size 265/70R17, which are effectively 32s. Also a 15.5" wide tire is ridiculously wide for a Tacoma.

 

Because Hawaii truck

 

LOL cant tell if OP is serious with this post or a troll....

 

early first gen 4x4 could fit a 15 inch wheel.. not a second gen ever. and I mean EVER.

 

Those tires are like pontoons. It paddles it's way across the ocean on those things. And just in case... that's not a snorkel. It's a periscope.

 

Mmmm terrible mileage and silly Hawaiian trucks...

 

Thats the dumbest most unsafe idea I have ever heard to fit a 15x12 inch wheel......

 

Hence why everyone makes fun of the Hawaiian style.

 

thats a lot of work for just style over function.

 

I run a standard size slightly taller tire on a 17 inch wheel because I upgraded to 2006+ Tundra brakes and actually like performance and stopping power.

 

this is when I had 16's

 

the amount of extreme negative stress on wheel bearings and steering components is not full function if they break with regular use.

 

Good choices