Tire fitment for stock height

Yo new to the World! I have a 2021 TRD Sport and I need info on how big of a tire can I go without rubbing. Truck is stock height and my wheels are 17x9 -38 offset. TIA!

 

You should check out https://www.tacomaworld.com/ it has lots of resources that can help you!

 

Only stock will work on Saturdays.

 

Good suggestion. The Search function will bring up many threads on tire sizes.

 

Welcome! As others have tried to say, this is a very common question and can be searched on tacomaworld using the search function. The TRD sport with stock rims can support 265/70/17 without lift or cutting. If you don't have stock rims, you will need to search through the threads on the forum. Best of luck!

 

I'll save you some time. There is a guy I saw with 265/65/17 on those same spec wheels. He rubbed on factory suspension. I believe he took the mud flaps off and it cleared though

 

Are you saying this guy rubbed with stock tires on aftermarket rims?

 

Yes

 

33s , 3inch lift, 5100 bilstein with eibach or ome coils

 

The answer is... you are going to rub

 

-38 pokes them out an inch and a half.

 

Here's an old thread that might help...

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/largest-tacoma-tire-sizes-on-stock-suspension.67550/

 

Sounds like a great mod but I’m asking for stock height with -38 wheels

 

welcome aboard. Put your big boy pants on and do the research

 

thanks for the advice. Trust me I have but seems that every where I look, different opinions are dished out. Didn’t think I’d get so much criticism for posting a question on a forum site

 

People have a short fuze on here when it comes to tire size questions. It's been asked ALOT

But to answer: Tallest tire you can go stock no rubbing is a skinny 33" - 255/85/r16 or 255/80/r17 depending on your wheel diameter

 

@yoluck this is everything you need on skinnies btw https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/the-skinny-on-skinny-tires.529656/

 

That’s Wsup. I’ll take a peek

 

Welcome to TW. This site is awesome and the folks on here are inventive and helpful but there are a few topics that constantly get asked and as far as tire and wheel combos go it is probably the most asked. I have been in your position too. The search option is mind numbing to read through. I wish I could give you a direct answer but to many variables. Read a bunch and with luck you will get an answer. I found that talking to your local tire guy is a great way to find out. My guy will even let me test fit tires to see what works. Good luck and welcome.

 

you got off easy, seen others get hammered. i have been here a long time and i even hesitate to ask something when i know i will get "read the manual"
as far as the search function, i have better luck searching with google and it brings me right back here.