BFG A/T 275-70-16

Would these tires fit on a stock 4X4 db cab with or without wheel spacers

 

I've been running BFG ATs 275-70-16s for about 4 years on my 2001 Tacoma Double cab 4x4 at stock suspension.

 

Thanks, how is your gas mileage on this size tire.

 

I'll have to pay attention next tank full. I don't remember it being much different when I first got them, at least not enough to notice.

 

Do you have any pics of your truck with these tires u can post. Also Tire Rack spec's show this tire as sect. width 11.1 '' and tread width at 9'' is this correct. thanks for the info.

 

and I'm thinking about getting Method Racing Wheels, so I Photoshoped them on. Not sure if I like the black or raw finish.

Yes, that's correct.

 

Thanks for the pic's and a great looking truck. For no lift that tire size(275-70-16) looks awesome on your truck. I think that tire size and tire will be my tire choice when my rugged trails r shot .

 

Tires look great. That's the size and tire I'm planning to run once these wear out. How bad do they rub? I was even thinking of possibly even running 275/75/16's, but I'm sure I'd run into some serious rubbing being that tall on the stock lift.

 

Never had any rubbing issues with my 275/70s, but I also don't wheel this thing, so I don't know if you wheel over boulders at full droop. I'm in the Chicago area, and like the cabbie in Seattle said, "Chicago... flat like pancake."

 

I had to take a heat gun to the plastic under the bumper to keep this size tire from rubbing. I think it was becuase of my wider Dick Cepek DC-1 rims though.

 

got those Methods finally since I needed new tires
I went with 265/75/16s, and they rub ever so slightly at full turn on the mud flaps in front.

 

Those tires look great. Keep me in touch with the mileage. I 'm also considering that tire and size. I think those tires are 53 lbs each. If possible can you send a picture of the tires width. I do not want those tires if those tires look slimmer than the stock 265/70-16. Thanks

 

I'm not aware of any tires coming in this size... If they did, I imagine many of us might be interested, being that there is always the infamous debate between the 265s and 285s.