What size tires can i put on my tacoma with a 2"lift

whats the overall diameter that im going to have with a 2" lift
I want to put some nitto trail grapplers mt
My wheel size is 20

 

IBTL suckers

 

265 to 285 depending on how much you wanna cut. I think 265 with 20" wheels would fit but I'm not entirely sure.

For reference, I know 265/75/16 will fit for sure.

 

With 20" rims.. just about any size tires will rub

 

Ooooohhh oooohh oooohh another one nothing bigger than 33's even 33's will probably rub with no mods and 20 inch rims? Why?

 

B/c thug lyfe.

 

Its weir cause 275 are 33.60 diameter and
285 are 32.80 diameter

 

They will both rub

 

Many different variables. There is an entire subforum dedicated just to this topic. Please Research.

 

Get some real tires under that truck.

 

No love for 20s here on TW

 

Gotta hit up the old school cutlass crowds or the escalade crowds for 20's

 

I saw some TRD 20"s the other day that I didn't mind so much... but most 20"s look pretty trashy, IMHO.

 

depends on the width of your wheels and offset as well. If your running something 8" wide or less with 0 offset you should be able to clear 33s with maybe very little trimming.

 

I'm with you alfred2014trdsprort. I wanna put 20s on also but don't what what tire. I have the Ranchu quick lift on my 2005 taco and my 265/70r16 rub some times. Crap how much trimming will I have to do to a set of 285's?

 

I have 32's BFG KO2's with 17 's on a 2.5 leveling kit. No rub but again im not on 20's.

 

rim diameter has fuck all impact. It's not the rim that rubs, it's the tire. You could run 30" rims if you could find the right tire to go with it. You need the offset of the rim and the aspect ratio of the tires.

Also, don't go with 20's. Get a nice set of 17's and some good high quality tires. It will ride a hell of a lot smoother and you will be immune to curb rash.

 

This is what I'm rocking- 32 BFG KO2's A/T with 17 inch method wheel roost

 

I have the Enkei Deep 6 20" wheels with 275/60 20 (33") on a 2" lift. Had to cut some plastic and remove the flaps. Doesn't rub during daily driving, but it does with a decent amount of flexing. If you want 20s, get them. I know it's frowned upon on TW. The ride is not bad as people assume. But a thicker tire will make it better.

 

Are sporting 20" wheels any worse than those who attach shovels, axes, and 30" light bars to their roof racks to appear they drive off-road, and don't, but are really on their way to grand ma ma's to freshen up her mulch bed? Your truck.