Pictures and Advice for 265/75/16 on stock TRD OR wheels

I can't find that size , this is on the BFG site , is this a new size ?
Thanks

 

I just realized I typed that number on. What I meant to write was 275 - 70 - 16. I apologize. That is pretty close to the factory size though

 

I just checked that size and you're right that's very close and it has a little extra width and a D load range I'm definitely considering that tire now. I was going to do a 265 7016 and that's 30.6 and I want to stay really close to that the 265 75 is 31.6 this tire that you mentioned is 31.1 right in the middle but it's 1/2" wider.

 

Ehhh an extra 10mm in width won't hurt I'm going to go with them when the factory tires are worn down.

 

BFG KO2 265/75 16. Spacers will be next.

 

What PSI are you guys running?

 

35psi

 

No 265, don't really wanna jump to 285

 

Thanks

 

Thanks bud. Can't confirm on stock rims, not sure what the offset was on the stock ones and can't remember what the offset is on these trd rims, and I do have a toytec 1/2 spacer (I didn't wanna lift and jack up my geometry) that being said, I'm not experiencing any rubbing. I've heard you can put 265 with an all stock config but I don't know first hand

 

32F. 30R

 

No rubbing yesterday either except when first turning into the trail head, and I would like to note my front end is an inch lower than stock now because I have full steel skids.

 

I about to have full steel skids and bolt on sliders from this current Pelfreybilt GB too.. I think I'm going to stick with 265/75/16 until I can work out the CMC situation

 

No issues with the cab mount or mud flaps on stock wheels.

 

I'm on stock TRD OR wheels too, what are you rubbing on then?

 

Front outer edge of the fender. Can see the black marks where it's catching.

 

Do you have a another pic of side of truck? Perfect setup

 

Thanks bro. I’ll IM a few, I’ll have to find them.

 

Cooper St Maxx
No rubbing, great off-road traction.
Great street manners, they started making some noise around 20,000, but it's nothing crazy. Will be buying again.

 

Those Michelin’s are great tires for highway use. You’ll have trouble with anything above wet grass with them offroad. In short, they suck off road.