Put 255/85/16s on stock OR wheels and suspension

Did you end up with 255s on the beadlocks?
I will also be going that route.

 

My at maxxs came in within a average of 60lbs

 

Is that the 16 or 17” size?

 

255/85/R16

 

So I just did some moderately hard wheeling with my 255/85/16 Cooper st maxx, and I'm pretty happy. I'm pretty sure there was a tinsy weensy bit of rub near full lock full stuff, but far from enough to outweigh the benefits of the slightly larger tires.

 

The ST is actually a D rated tire incase someone was hung up on that spec.

 

Did you get the Discoverer S/Ts in 255/85/16? On Copper's site they have them listed as 33.23" tall load range D, the S/T MAXX in the same size on Cooper's site are listed as 32.8" tall

 

Yeah I did get the S/Ts. I guess we will see what the rub factor will be if those figures on the Cooper site are totally accurate.

 

Oops my mistake lol
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What wheels will you be running?

 

Stock OR wheels.

 

You should be okay I know they're a few people that said it rubbed...I'm sure you saw the thread specifically on S/T 255s. It was a red Taco I believe.

Also if anyone cares discount tire direct is now selling the toyo Mt in 255s which is the tallest tire in 33.5. Those definitely take a little modification!

 

Hey guys! So with my spacers installed (10mm custom spacer) and my rim specs (16x7, -19mm offset) I had some rubbing. It's mainly only when the wheel is at about 3/4 lock as it clears after that point and before. Overall just minor trimming and removing of fender flares and the factory air dam thing and it's 90% cleared up, just might have to do a CMC in the future. Doesn't look too bad though for now

 

Good choice on the white letter out!

 

what is cmc?

 

Cab mount shop

 

Spellcheck fail.

CMC= Cab Mount Chop

Essentially you cut a small amount of the bracket that holds the cab off, then weld a plate over top of the hole you exposed.

 

Lmao

 

@stevotivo12 Those wheels look great, what are they?

 

Thanks, I appreciate that! They are stockton wheel service steelies. Specifically, these are their Explorer model. Will be doing a cab mount chop soon so they fit a little better, but I love the stance though!