Lifting a 2018 TRD Pro

I hope when I lift my 2019 Pro it'll go as smoothly as yours! Besides the sensor issue haha. I just hope the local dealerships here in canada will be as... accommodating and not void my warranty

 

Awesome truck. Lifting my 18 trd pro soon, can’t wait for all the love I get for changing a pro lol but at least someone will get a good deal if they want the stock wheels and suspension.

 

oh yeah expect to hear about it on here. But remember its your truck and money so go for it. I just did the Ovtune on mine, great upgrade

 

Can the Stock Fox shocks be adjusted for lift?

 

Negative

 

Worth it

 

I cant even get a shop locally to put on a spacer lift due to TSS. I went with 265/70/17s Nitto Trail Grapplers as recommended by my dealer and now i have rubbing on bumps. I think if i could even get a inch in front that rubbing would stop on the street.

 

That's crazy. We have a couple of great Toyota dealers here in Washington State that have no problem lifting the 2020's including the PRO. Whatever you want, they do.

 

Oh, and your truck looks great just like it is. Maybe get 1/4" top plate spacers put in up front and your rubbing will go away? I doubt you need to worry about TSS with a 1/4" top plate spacer on each side.

 

I don't think those are 265/70/17. Those fit on my OR before I lifted and only rubbed mudflaps.

 

You made me question myself. I went and verified LT265/70/R17 it is correct.

 

just lifted my Pro , 1 1/2 frt. and 1 in. rear..close to level. 1/4 in. rake,, next tires will be more aggressive, maybe 285's

 

You might be able to get an alignment shop to adjust them not to rub. 265/70/17 should fit with no problems, unless like me, you have mudflaps, then they'll rub.

 

very very odd that 265/70/17s would rub on a taco, more so a Pro.

mate you sure you are reporting the right size? Got a pic of the tire side wall?

what’s the offset on your wheels?

an alignment could be an easy fix to slight rubbing. But tech has to k ow what he is doing. Not many out there do (when it comes to maximizing clearance for tacos).

 

bet its the offset on those wheels

 

@Ayeele That Supreme sticker instantly made the truck worth $80k.