TIRES!

ISO some tires and wanna know whats the biggest tires I can put on my TRD Pro without it rubbing. Not putting a lift on her any time soon. Need something to get me through some muddy trails to check the occasional deer cam and feeders.

 

Some dude on here put 285/75/16's on but he had a little rub while backing out of his driveway and turning. He used a heat gun to bent something to keep it from rubbing but I doubt that will solve the problem if he does any wheeling.

I just ordered 265/75/16, a little taller and a much more aggressive tire.

http://us.coopertire.com/Tires/Light-Truck/DISCOVERER-STT-PRO.aspx


Use this to compare your factory size of 265/70/16 to other sizes you're interested in. Also you can dig around in here and see what you can find.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/wheels-tires.15/

 

Thanks man! That comparison page really helps with deciding. Any idea what the lug pattern is?

 

Or any idea if our fox suspensions give us more room than the average bilstein shocks?

 

6 lug is the best I can tell you. Idk the exact pattern. I'm sure you could find it posted somewhere around here.

I believe we get another inch over the rest of the 3rd gens.

 

Bilstein's get you 1.5 - 2" over the TRD stock suspension. I've been comparing pics of my truck with OME885s / 5100 Billies - My truck looks a tad taller than the Pro.

 

Sorry I might be a little confused but you're saying your trd sport with bilsteins sit higher than the Pro Foxes? Just wanna know if 285/7516R will be ok. It seems a little hard to find info on Pros

 

From what I read the Pro is up 1" - my lift "looks" taller by a small margin and is closer to 2" from stock TRD Sport with 17" wheels. So yeah I would say so.. and it looks like you can fit 285's on my truck too... I think that's true, but suggest you do a search here and confirm. Lots of folks running same setup as me.

IF I had a PRO I'd probably just get some new front springs and a Dakar leaf pack in the rear and be up closer to 3" - that would be badass looking and run GREAT.

 

He added Bilsteins.

My $.02, if you don't plan on wheeling go with 285's & a heat gun. If you do either lift your truck or go with a 265/75.

 

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