OFFICIAL - 3rd GEN 275/70r17 Tire Thread

275/70/17 KO2
Method 305 NV Double black - 0 offset
Stock - No lift (slight rub)

Will be installing Eibach stage 2 with 1in rear block soon.



Update:
With the eibach lift and 1in rear block.

 

how did u get 3 inches with 5100 set to 0?

 

are you on the top perch, 3"?

 

Falken Wp AT3W

 

Ome 888 coils instead of the factory coils.

 

~2" Lift // Konig Countersteer X 17x8 -10 // BFG KO2 275/70/17

 

Looking to run 275/70/17 with a 18mm offset wheel... i know guys running that size with trd wheels at a 4mm offset... curious if you guys think the 18mm offset will be enough going on a 2022 SR5 4x4 stock suspension

 

Enough for what? To clear the UCA it might be close.

 

yes exactly enough to clear the UCA

 

exactly enough to clear UCA might depend on the tires you choose and the wheel width. Why not use a wheel with a lower offset?

 

the tires and wheels have already been bought that's why I'm asking the question...
I'd prefer not to mount them if there is absolutely no chance

 

I couldn't give any confidence to you one way or another, but I think that wheel offset is probably going to be right at the limit, especially if its an 8"+ wide wheel.

 

I run the TRD pro 17" wheels and 275/70/17. They fit perfectly.

Curious how your 18mm offset fits compared to my 4mm offset

 

without knowing the width of the 18mm offset wheels in question, they compare by having 14mm more offset.

 

8.5 inch wheel

 

With the provided info below, the 18mm offset wheels will have about 33mm less clearance to the UCA than the TRD Pro wheels if my math is correct. 1.5" wider on the 18mm offset wheel will add up to 14mm+19.05mm less clearance. Im watching a movie AND drinking whisky, so I make no claims of being correct.

That's a wide wheel for a nearly stock OR offset.

 

I have 265/70/17s on my TRD 4R wheels now and might go up to 275s. So how far off is the speedometer and is a recalibration needed? I think the speedo might be off but not enough to worry about.

 

275/70/17's love the grabbers,, new SCS wheels also.

 

Speedometer doesn't need to be recalculated. It's off my maybe 1 mph lol.

 

Falken Wildpeak AT3W LT275/70/17 (C rated) on TRD SEMA Wheels with TRD 2/1 lift. Love this setup and it doesn't come close to rubbing. To be expected, the 275s definitely feel heavier than stock size and my MPGs dropped by 1-2, but I still average 17 in town and 19-20 on highway. I'm good with that.