Pics of Stock Trucks with 265/75/16's

If any of you with stock suspensions and stock wheels with 265/75-16's could post some pics of your trucks I would sure appreciate it, trying to decide to go up one size or not. Also any pros and cons would be much appreciated.

 

No cons, just put them on and drive

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ed-trucks-265-70-17-265-75-16-size-tires.html (search )

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/2n...ed-trucks-265-70-17-265-75-16-size-tires.html

Edit: Every time someone beats me.

 

^^ I'm in there.

 

Do it. Only minor issue depending on which tire you go with is you might get slight rubbing on the front mud flaps at full turn.

 

I didn't have any rub with GY DuraTracs and that's a pretty beefy tire. Your wheel backspacing and offset will effect the outcome as well. You shouldn't have too many issues with the tire size you are looking at.

 

My 2013 pre runner came with steel wheels which I planned on replacing. Got some 2010 alloys for $200 and want to put some 265/75-16 Hankook ATMs on it. Hope it looks good! The lighter alloy stock rims I'm hoping will help a little with the additional weight of the larger P rated tires. Then ill just sell the steel wheels and Dunlops on Craigslist.

 

That looks really good, dig the TRD wheels in grey! Same color truck as mine!!

 

Yea my Duratracs rubbed the mud flaps. Different wheels though. 4.5bs forget offset though.

 

Thanks for the link

 

Pictures on my profile. 265/75/16 firestone destination m/t w/ stock suspension. great ride and ground clearance. I was set on going to a full suspension lift, but after I got the tires, I decided to leave it. It's worth it to try the tires first.

 

Thanks. There was no rubbing before lift, but now has some in reverse or full lock on the front flaps.

 

Just do it!

 

Just put the 32's on. Well almost 32". You won't have any problems. I stuck those suckers on stock TRD wheels and there has not been one problem. Go for it!!

 

The front end rake looks a lot worse than it is because of my driveway slope.

 

Non-trd, 3-leaf (no tsb). Those are stock wheels.

 

Here is mine.