Biggest Tire on 07 TRD Sport

What do you mean ?

How do you keep it from doing that ?

 

Technically ESC is correct too , Toyota just calls their ESC system VSC

 

I mean. what happen if I still driving the truck with out do that ???

 

Driving the truck after that happens won't harm anything , what is happening is that the truck thinks that you are going into a tail slide condition and is applying brake to the appropriate tire to keep the rear end from coming around , this can be quite startling when it happens in a corner because it tends to understeer the truck and push you straight on rather than allowing you to turn properly

Larger tires and / or a lift increase the likelihood of this happening

You need to get the VSC system recalibrated , the pdf file in the first post of this thread shows the procedure

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/suspension/41215-lift-vsc-answer.html

As a temporary measure , you can also push and hold the VSC button while you are stopped for 5 seconds until the only light remaining is VSC OFF , this will turn the system " off " , be aware that the system resets if you turn off the truck or push the VSC button again , so would need to do this each time you started your truck

 

Do I need make VSC every time that I change new tires ??? Thank you so much, You help me to solve my problem I was worried and scared about it. thank very much man, my issue is clear now

 

Generally no , just changing tires should not be a problem , usually it occurs when you lift a truck , but some people have experienced this problem by just putting larger or heavier tires on , it happened to me .

 

I put a leveling lift kit with bilstein 5100 at 2.5" with pro comp 285/70/R17 tires, wheels stock was 265/65/R17. I was agree with that, but happened that issue twice and I was sorry to have done that.

 

Get the VSC recalibrated with that pdf file I linked for you and you should be good

Assuming you got an alignment after your lift too

 

Sure is, the truck was aligned after be lifted. thank for your support I appreciate that man.

 

You're welcome , good luck

 

what are you driving ???

 

'09 DCLB Sport 4x4

 

What type of kit do you have and wheels ?? I drive a 09 dcsb 4x2

 

OME 885's and Dakars , stock Sport alloys and LT275/70/17 Hankook ATm's

 

My truck has LT285/70/R17, I believe I'm wrong to be chosen these tires, are too big for my bilstein 5100 at 2.5"

 

Just get it recalibrated

 

I tell you due to I have read bilstein 5100 get a lot of stress in the joint balls but I have read also, bilstein 5100 are very good for this aplication too

 

Get it recalibrated and let us know how it worked out for you

Good luck

 

thank you very much man, see you soon

 

Do you run your track with wheel spacers ???