SCS 17x8.5 wheels with 265/70R17 tires?

I'm going to lift the front 2" and want to put 17" SCS wheels on, the 8.5" wide wheels all have the same offset and bs. Tires will be BFG K/O2.
Will the tires rub anywhere? I've seen many say they don't rub stock suspension and wheels. Does the offset of the wheels make the chance of rubbing worse?

If you have pics please post, thanks in advance. And yes, I have searched and searched again looking for an answer.

 

What size of tires?

 

I put it in the title, but I should have put it in the description too.
LT265/70R17

 

Here’s mine with 17” SCS Ray 10’s and BFG KO2’s 265/70/17. Only rub I get is if I come in hot to a driveway, tire rubs on air dam. No rub turning even at full lock.

 

Nice looking truck. I guess I should have said mine is a 2015. Are the 2nd and 3rd Gen the same in regards to what fits in the wheel wells?

 

Any idea how much I can get for Bronze SCS Ray-10s. Have about 6 months of use on them.

 

17×8.5 ray10s
265/70/17 tires
Only rubs on air dam when at full turn and going up or down a hill or if I'm hauling ass lol. I would imagine you should be fine with lift, I'm trying to figure out a solution for my minuscule rub currently

 

Thanks. I am not sure if there is any change to the 2nd and 3rd Gen wheel wells. My guess is they would be the same.

 

Are you lifted or stock? And what tires are those?

 

Stock height, the tires are Toyo A/T Open Countrys

 

Great! Thanks! I've been wanting to upgrade to a 32ish tire on my SR8s but couldn't find a lot of info on rubbing issues with stock height. I am glad to hear that it seems to be almost none... Most people that rub on the air dam take it off. I am planning on going 255s so even more peace of mind.

 

Any chance you have any side view pics? Good looking truck.

 

Stealth 6 17X8.5 with 265/70/17 - no rubbing.


same wheels with BFG K02 285/70/17, 1 inch lift F/R. Rubs on the front and rear plastics halfway turned backing up or coming in hot on driveways. Clears the cab mount (barely).

 

Man, those 285s look much better. I am about to install a 2” lift on mine. This confirms I will be going to a 285.

Can you tell much difference in engine/transmission performance after making the change? I don’t really care about MPGs, I know thats going to go down.

 

Can't really tell if the extra weight of the tires affected the performance of my truck. Truck seems to handle it ok on my 12 miles commute to work with speed of 70-80 mph. I didn't notice any gear changes today when I'm on my desired speed. MPG wise, I used to get 17-18 all day with the 265 Hankook and today, I registered a constant 17.3 mpg. Just got the tires Saturday so I'm going to see after a week if it gets better. I got the load range C on the K02 since I don't do any off roading. Most of the rubbing is coming from the driver side, I suspect it's because of the slight "taco lean". Getting my CMC and some more trimming done this week just for good measures. I think 285 is the perfect tires for the 3rd gens with a small lift. My unsolicited advice if going with 285 is: Lift, CMC, wheel, tires and trim the plastics. Good luck.

 

Did you end up getting the 285’s ? I’m planning on getting the same size and I already have a 2in lift in my taco, I just wanna know what difference in tans. And engine you saw or felt and did you get any rubbing ?

 

I have not lifted yet and still running the 265/70/17 Wildpeaks. Just took off the 4Runner Pro wheels and installed the SCS SR8s a couple weeks ago.

 

Nice truck man, can you post a read and front end picture

 

Don’t have any of the rear or straight on, but this is as close as I have. Can try to get some rear shots soon for ya.

 

Any idea how fitment compares from Tacoma to 4Runner? Want the same setup for my 2019 4Runner?