Lets see pictures of your Taco with terrain tires and no lift

I'm fixin to get a 2nd gen taco this week. I plan on putting a little bit bigger tires on it, but no lift. Just wanting to get an idea of what that would look like!

 

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Stock tires were 245/75/16. I bumped it up to 265/75/16. Stock suspension with no lift.

 

Good choice with the Nitto TG. I had them on my FX4 when I purchased new wheels and was plenty pleased with them. I popular choice in the F150 circles, enjoy.

 

Firestone Destination ATs 265/75R16

 

05prerunner,

i noticed your front mud flaps were off. was that necessary or just by choice to remove them?

007tacoma,

i noticed your front flaps are still on, but same tire size...does it come close to rubbing or is it fine?

 

No rubbing what so ever.

 

excellent...just what i wanted to hear. thank you.

 

1 was missing ever since i got the truck...so i decided to take the rest of them off

 

With the front flaps removed do you get alot of rocks tossed up against the side of the truck?

 

when off roading/trail riding yes. but, it should be fine for daily driving... If you want to keep the mudflap, you can just trim them a little bit so they dont hang so low

 

Thats what I figured....I do alot of dirt and off road driving for work so I figure I will end up trimming them down.

 

Someone on here (i cant remember who) trimmed 2" off of their mudflaps... it got the job done, yet they wont hang so low...

 

Not to hi-jack the thread but is there a trick to cutting them so they dont split or look like crap?

 

not sure...but, i think you can find your answer here:
http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2nd-gen-tacomas/9484-mud-flap-alternatives.html
Happy reading!

 

There is no trick, it's EASY. I used tinsnips.

 

Fuzion XTi, 265/70r17. They came on the truck when I bought it a couple weeks ago. They work pretty well on snowy, ice covered roads...so far

 

BFG AT 265/75/16

 

265/60/17 terra grapplers

 

grabber at2