265/75R16 BFG's

Was averaging 23/24 before now I'm at 22.9 157 miles home from work with 265/75/16 and 2.5 lift

 

Well it's lifted and when the AAL settle I think I'll be happy

 

Does the computer compensate for the larger tires and difference in radius?

 

Looks like shit. You should probably just give me those wheels and lift then go back to stock. It would really be for the best. Trust me

I like the rake, and when you actually use it as a truck it won't have a bro lean.

 

Yes give me your shipping information and ill even cover shipping LOL

 

Dealer reset for the larger diameter at the 5000 mile sunshine service no charge but I bought three vehicles there and they are great to deal with Toyota of North Charlotte

 

Those are the E Load or C Load?

 

Is the dealer reset a 3rd gen feature? Can that be done on a 2015?

 

I guess it's a 3rd gen thing because these trucks come with 4 or 5 different size tires

 

Wheels are MB352s. Tires are 265/75 R16 Duratracs. 6ply = C Load sorta.

E Load - 10ply are more resistant to flats, but a lot more energy is spent turning them especially if 80% of your driving is on paved roads.

 

Hmm, maybe it's just my area but the only C-load ones I can find are OWL (Outside White Letters). Did you get these and just run the letters in? It looks like a pretty symmetric pattern, so should be okay right?

 

Yes your are 100% correct, the C-Load Duratracs in that size are OWL only. I was worried about that too. They come from the factory with the letters colored very dark with blue dye, so you do not see them from underneath the truck. The letters have only gotten darker as time goes on and I wash the truck and wheels often. So no problem with mounting them with outside letters in.

Yes, the tread pattern is not directional so you are good there as well.

 

Cool, good to know that one side is white and the other black ... some trucks the white letter works, but I don't think it'd go too well with Inferno

 

Stock suspension right? Any rub? And how far off is the speedo?

 

The Tires look great. I will replace my GYs with KO 2s when time to replace. So far my 2016 OR Tires are doing well so I will wait. Great job!

 

That was stock suspension, no rub.

Speedo offsets: https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc?tires=265-70r16-265-75r16

 

I made the switch to 265/75/16's 3 years ago. Not BFG's, but Cooper AT/3's. No rubbing with my 07 stock suspension, in fact I've run snow chains on the rear with no problems. My speedo was off by about 2-3 mph compared to my GPS with stock tires. When the tires were new the speedo and GPS were in sync. No measurable difference in fuel mileage.

Those tires had 57,000 miles on them and had worn to the point that they were down to the same size as 265/70/16's and the speedo was off by 2-3 mph again. I just replaced them with Pirelli's in the same size last week, but I'm now running an E rated tire instead of a P rated tire. Haven't had them long enough to check fuel mileage, but they are about 7 lbs/tire heavier. That may make a difference.

 

Stock OEM suspension, no rub

 

Thanks for all the quick responses and good info