The SKINNY on skinny tires

Anyone running Nitto Ridge Grapplers in 255/80/17?

 

Found some.

 

You're in luck, I literally just got back from having them installed. Good news: They look awesome. Bad news: They rub quite a bit. I had to schedule my alignment for next week, because I'm out of town. I can get some pictures up pretty soon.

 

Yes. They rub with -10 offset wheels. Takes camber adjusted to 4 or more to prevent rub

 

Are those 17x8 -10 offset?

 

Yes. 4.1 backspacing

 

I have no rubbing

 

I'm actually in the middle of getting total chaos 2+ as well noticed thats what you are running for your lift... trying to decide on the tire size do you feel that a 35" wouldn't fit well? Wonder why such an odd size 34" or is it mostly since there aren't any skinny 35s?

 

I can't imagine what it weight and how noisy it is though...

 

Nice Taco!!

 

Mostly for the 10.5” width. 12.5” would be too wide I think. I don’t run bump stop spacers and the 34 required a cab mount chop and lots of inner fender trimming to fit at full bump.

 

I’m possibly considering selling the skinnies with my methods trying to get a realistic price for a set of 5 method wheels and toyo 255-85-16 MT open country about 50% and new spare what do you guys think these would go for ?

 

So if I buy some 16x8 -10 offset Ray-10’s will I rub if I am on stock suspension running 255/85r16?

 

Likely. I have the same wheels and avoiding this size unless lifted.

 

I rubbed with a 2” lift.

 

What skinny tires fit on the g1 taco with 2.5 inch lift?

 

@LadyRed I'm not sure if this is skinny enough for the first post but Goodyear is now making the Wrangler MTR in 275/80/17. It's definitely skinny for being almost 35" tall.

Tire Size: LT275/80R17
Product: Code750190326
Speed Rating: Q
Load Index: 121
Load Range: D
Sidewall: Black
Max Load (lbs): 3195
Max Inflation Pressure (PSI): 65
Approved Rim Width (in.): 7.5-9.0
Measured Rim Width (in.): 7.0
Section Width (in.): 10.8
Tread Depth (in 32nds): 21
Outside Diameter (in.): 34.6
Revs Per Mile: 602
Price: $295.00

I got them for $294 from Discount Tire. They had to order from the manufacturer because they aren't stocking them yet.

Here they are mounted on my truck. Wheels are gen1 Tundra/Sequoia, 17x7.5 et15. I only had to do minor trimming to the front bumper and bottom rear corners of the front flares to be able to drive them on the street. I also have my LCA's adjusted all the way forward and my SPC UCA's are set to the +2 "D" caster setting. Lift is about 2.5" front and 3-3.5" rear. They will require more trimming and a small CMC to flex offroad.

 

Diggin the Tundra/Sequoia Split Spokes

 

That size look awesome. Fingers crossed for a 275 85r16 someday.

 

This looks good, mang.