Rim/ tire upgrade

I currently have the stock 15 in rims on the 06 2wd 4 cyle automatic.I wanted to go up to 16 inch on rims.Will there be any issues with the upgrade ,an what size tires can i go up to?
215/75/15 are on them now.
Thanks

 

5 lug? Search black box and 5 lug tire size in the search bar you’ll have plenty of answers.

 

Will i have any issues with 225/75/16?

 

29” tire should fit, tricky part will be choosing wheels that fit.

I’ve never had a 5 lug but I understand that 235/75-15 will fit your 15 in wheels.

 

I found 16 inch 5 lug rims already,just wondering if the tires i found will work ok with them.225/75/16...being its a 4 cyl w 15 inch stock.
Thanks

 

Quoted from this thread

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/largest-tire-size-on-stock-5-lug.127279/#post-2464034

 

Thats talking about the largest tire on 15 inch rim ..
Im upgrading to 16 .I know i can decrease tire sizes to get same diameter ..Just more rim an less tire ...Im just looking to see what size will give me that same hight an width .Yes i know speedometer will change an milage but im not a speeder nor lot of interstate driving..

 

225/25.4 = 8.86 * .75 = 6.64 * 2 = 13.29 + 16 = 29.29


225/75-16 = 29” tall (9” wide) tire which will fit.

If you’ve confirmed the 16 wheel will fit, know the width of that wheel, and look up the exact tire you’re buying the specs of that tire will tell you the height, width, and recommended wheel width.


So yes?

 

These are 16" Highlander wheels with 235/70R16 tires - no clearance problems.
Don't know if you can go bigger.

 

I would guess the 1/6th of an inch more sidewall wouldn’t cause rubbing ha should fit

 

Im not gonna be sure till i confirm w vin # an dealer..
BUT NO ! A 2006 DOES NOT HAVE THAT BOX IM TOLD!
It is in newer models.

Thanks on the info..!

 

Thanks ..theBig...thats the size i found yesterday!! Looks great on your truck.
What difference on speed an spedo do u get ..note mine is 4 cyl ..not 6.

 

The speedometer reads about 5 mph lower at highway speeds than actual.
I keep that in mind if I'm worried about speeding tickets.
Also, your odometer will rack up less miles than actually traveled.
Mine is also a 4 cylinder with automatic and I never noticed much difference in performance.

 

This website is a lifesaver. Across the top of the page there are choices for Tire Size Calculator, Tire Size Comparison, etc. The "other" drop down has an option for wheels.