2017 4 cylinder with 35’s

I couldn’t find what I was looking for on any other threads, so I figured I’d ask. I have a 2017 4 cyl Access Cab and I want to run 35 inch tires on 20 inch wheels with a 6 inch lift. The tires would be something like a Nitto Terra Grappler, or a all-terrain tire that’s not aggressive. Would having less aggressive tires make a difference? I don’t off-road or wheel, and I don’t care about mpg’s or being a speed demon. I’m from Florida so there’s no hills and it’s straight asphalt for all driving. I just want to make sure that it’s possible. What gears, if any, should I install? Now, I also want to add that I tow a 14 foot jon boat that is very light, would it be an issue towing the boat as well as backing in the boat and retrieving it? It’s a rwd tacoma. I will be towing the boat rarely, so it’s not a huge deal if it is a huge inconvenience.

 

Oh, please do this and post pics and towing a boat. Make it a video actually.

 

Welcome aboard

my vote is for 5.29 gears and a detroit truetrac for some extra traction

 

there was a guy on here with a red 3rd gen tacoma with 35's
he had a long thread going where he tried to weave his old man into the build while smashing energy drinks and micro brews

 

pretty sure it was a 2.7L 4 cylinder

 

Welcome! Whereabouts in FL? Also FL here

 

Central Florida

 

Thank you guys. I appreciate the insight. I’ll be sure to post some videos and pictures when I get everything finished.

 

Nice! Gainesville here

 

Is truck 4wd? If not you could have more in wheels and tires than suspension and have a nice street cruiser.

 

It's a 2wd 4cyl

 

Yeah that’s really what I want it for. Just riding around. The 35s would be purely for looks.

 

Easy peasy, spindle lift with a small spacer and a rear block and shocks and you'll be close to your goal

 

Most of the things in this world are just for looks anyways. Do you.

 

I've had 35s on a 06 2.7. Since your in florida where its flat it should be drivable but slow for sure. Probably will want to regear. Especially trying to drag the boat up the boat ramp even if it is a light boat.
My truck is a manual so not sure on how it would be with the newer 6 speed auto.