Post your 265/75 16s!

Just put on 265/75/16 Ko2's on 16"x8" Black Rhino Armory wheels with -10 mm offset

 

I like the look, but cleaning them is eventually be a nightmare!!

 

Ehh I’ll just pressure wash and call it a day.

 

That is a great looking 2nd Gen right there!

 

I am loving the look of the Black Rhino wheels!

 

Love that color, truck looks great! Which headlights do you have? Are those the new Alpharex Luxx series?

 

Thanks. Yep thats them. Just installed a week ago.

 

How are you liking them so far? They make a big difference on the truck and I’ve been on the fence of getting them but I’ve heard mixed reviews. Most people seem satisfied with them, however they do recognize that the light pattern is not that great.

 

Output is better than the factory halogens. I know there not as good as the factory leds but only cost about 60% of there price and no way I was gonna pay $1500 for headlights. . There is some scattered light output as some have said. I can see some light shining up above on my garage door when leaving my garage. Im happy with them overall. I dont feel the need to use the hi beams as much as before.
The youtube channel Trd Jon put a set in his 4runner Pro and he shows the light output in a nightime video. He also was just loaned a Tacoma Pro for review and he just did a night video showing the light output of the factory leds now as well.

 

Thanks for the input. I just saw the video from TRD Jon, would you say the light output on the 4runner Luxx headlights is the same or similar to the ones you have for the Tacoma? I don’t think there is a video yet of the Tacoma Luxx series.

 

Ya. I would say its the same.
This may give u an idea. Stopped on the road.

Low beams first pic
High beams 2nd pic

 

Anyone who has 265/75 on 16" Ray10s with stock suspension - are you rubbing?

Seems like the offset creates frame rubbing even with these tires?

 

Not sure the offset for Ray 10s but I had Method Wheels 0mm offset on 265/75 on my previous truck and they rubbed on the driver’s side when going in reverse only.

Besides tire size obviously, wheel offset is also something you must consider to prevent rubbing.

 

Those ST Maxx tires look badass!!!

 

Falken Wildpeak AT3, 265/75/16 couldn't be happier. It's snowed a fair bit this year already and have had no complaints.

 

Looks good. What is the model and size of the wheels?

 

Motegi MR150
16x8, 4.5 backspace, 0 offset

 

Nothing bad to say about them - I actually moved up to 285’s but stuck with the same tires haha.

 

And they preform well in the snow?

 

So far yep - I was down to 9 psi that day and was sliding a lot less than others and one of the few that didn't get stuck. They actually saved my ass when we were messing around too fast and my buddy slid out and tagged a tree right in front of me, was able to stop in time.