Access cab pics with 2.5" lift.

Looks good man. What size tires ?

Ome lift 886 coils with shim in driver side up front and dakars with nitro chargers in the back.

265/75/16 on stocks for now. Hoping to go to 285 bfg km 2s

 

Did you have to do a lot of trimming to get the 285's to fit?

 

Havnt trimmed anything besides taking off my front and back mud flaps

 

275/70/17

 

Bilsteins up front + fabtech 1.5 in AAL + XD addicts + 285/75/16 duratracs

 

Im about to go from bilsteins at 1.75 to ome 884s so Ill post when I get that done

 

keep them coming, this thread is exactly what I needed. I've been debating whether or not 2.5" is too much lift. Going to run my 265/70 r16's until they wear out and then probably get some 265/75's. Starting to think it won't look goofy at all with stock size tires. Really eyeing up the OME kit since my non-tsb leafs are shot and need replacing too.

 

This is exactly what I did. Not regretting the ome kit either. I went with the LR uca's to be safe and love the ride. Running 265/75/16 ATM and soon to be 285. This is a good all around lift IMO

 

Any rubbing? Even at full turn?

 

It rubbed in reverse at full crank MAYBE 1/10 the times I reverse, it really depended on how quickly I reversed and the angle of the parking lot. It also rubbed a little entering the shopping centers in my town cause they have steep entries, but that was when I was hauling into the entries haha

But I did a little fix, and now it never rubs

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/suspension/337429-my-3-00-cheaper-tire-rub-fix.html

 

Hey everyone...I'm new here. I have a 2005 dual cab and want to get some wheels/tires for it. I believe I've decided on TRD Trail Teams Edition Black Matte for the wheels (16 inch). What is the biggest tire I can put on those without any additional lift?

 

The biggest you can get with no suspension is 265/75/16, so if you want a slightly bigger tire than stock (265/70/16) than go for it. A lot of people on here run the 265/75/16 no issues

 

Thanks for the input

 

De nada

 

I took a look at the tires after work and they're actually 245/75/16's (they were on there when I bought it used). So if I put on 265/75/16's, they'll be quite a bit wider, but the same height, correct?

As for the tire, I'm thinking of Goodyear "Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure with Kevlar". 90% of my driving is highway/city so I need something that performs well there and has good wear. But these also have somewhat of an offroad look to them. Certainly not as much as Duratracs, but those just wouldn't be practical for me.

I am also considering a leveling kit.

 

No. The 75 bit is actually a ratio. So 265/75/r16 is actually taller AND wider than 245/75/r16.

 

Ah, so the height would increase by 75% of the width increase?

 

Correct. Width x Ratio = Sidewall height.

 

Good. The tires that are on it now look puny.

 

So are you doing a leveling kit or keeping it stock?

I was doing a little research and some people say the 265/75/16 rub... Which I don't understand why cause they're just a little taller not wider. But you may wanna make sure with exactly what you're doing they'll fit.

But even the 265/70/16 looks great, that's what the TRD comes stock with and they're still a change from what you have