285/75r17 clearance

I test fitted the 17x9 PC steelie with 4.25 BS and it didnt clear the caliper

Which model did you get?

 

It would have been nice if Toyota had thought more about the off-road crowd when they designed their wheel wells. I wish I didn't have to hack apart my truck just to clear a 33. I used to have an F150 that didn't even have a leveling kit and cleared my 285/75r16 GY Duratracs with room to spare

 

got the PCW97-7983F. I will go stick one on here in a little bit and double check

 

It's the same answer as is with every 285 tire. You need a 3 inch lift with trimming in the fenders and the cab mount usually. There's a search button

 

Yer

Yep, I have 285/70R17 on my F150 right now (the wife is driving it)

 

that's how some of us got here........

Not the same as every 285 tire. A wise man once told me that it's far better to lurk and seem ignorant than to post and remove all doubt

 

Sorry been a long day and this question gets a new thread once a day at least. Maybe not same tire but same size

 

All good, I'm learning from these folks and taking a little risk without fear. I will get there one day after trial and error if nothing else.

 

No. Not the same size. You're thinking of a 285/70r17. There's not many people here running 285/75r17 tires which are a 34" diameter.

 

You do a search for 285x75r17 on TW and you will get

This thread
My build
@TacoFMS build
MTBS - posts by me
AZBS- posts by me
0utkasts build thread


So yea, not much on this size but im a big advocate for the size over a 35.

 

Actually I was thinking on a 16 inch rim. Anyways I'm not going to argue. This question has been beat with the fugly stick until it stopped breathing and yet still people find a way to not find the answer they need in the 4000 other posts just like this one. Have a good day

 

Also TW search is shit. Use Google it will still bring you here but with better answers your welcome

 

*You're

 

Yous welcome? The past tense of the past tenses past tense?

 

A 285/75r17 is still an inch taller than a 285/75r16.

 

You are talking about sidewall right.

Also note not every tire manufacture is the same size, even though they have the same numbers stamped on the side.

 

Sidewall height is the same but overall tire is 1" taller with the 17" wheel.

 

Should be same tire size on a bigger rim

 

Specs on the Toyo ATII 75r17 (extreme) vs the 75r16 is 32.8 vs 33.9

Toyo starts the E rated extreme in the 34. It has more tread depth over the non.

The MT is 34.1 inflated diameter.


This is just Toyo listed specs

 

False. 285/75r16. 285/70r17. 285/65r18. These tires are all the same size. A larger rim combined with a smaller aspect ratio will achieve the same overall height as a smaller rim with a larger aspect ratio. So if two tires have the same section width and aspect ratio, but one is for a larger rim, the one for the larger rim will be a taller tire. Do you get it yet?