Tire pictures (I'm a visual)

I want to see pictures of your stock height tacoma with 16" wheels. I'm looking at new tires and need a visual of sizes. Please give the entire tire size since the middle number makes a big difference in height and width of the tire.

Mine currently has 245/75/16. Which are 30.5" x 9.65". I am thinking of maybe 265/75/16 which are 31.6" x 10.4".

 

Google images is your friend.

 

265/75/16 Mastercraft MXT's

 

I'm a little surprised there isn't a "SHOW YOUR TIRES" thread already.

 

Check the sig.. 265/75/16 Duratracs

 

Yes they are and I can spend hours Googling or post something here for other members to show their selection sit back and enjoy reading other threads while waiting. Which would you prefer I do?

 

me? idc..

 

265/75-16 Definity Dakota AT (made for Pep Boys by Cooper)




265/75-16 Hankook Dynopro ATM (at 18 psi in sand), more of the Dynapros...











Again, 265/75-16 tires, no lift, no rub!

 

Thanks folks...keep em' coming.

 

Toyo Open Country AT2 - 265/75/16

 

Your Hankook ATMs, P or LT?

 

For some reason I can't seem to embed more than one picture in a post, so to avoid multiple posts you can see other examples of the same tires in the link in my signature...

Firestone Destination AT 275/65/16, no lift, no spacers, no rub.

 

Just paste the IMG links from a photo hosting site, such as Photobucket.com

I upload photos from my PC folder to Photobucket at a reduced size of 800 pixels (use upload options), so as to not distort the thread width here, or cause others with 15" monitors to scroll sideways to read or see all the thread.

Pick the IMG link of the several for each photo in your album, and double space and add captions between the photo IMG links, here on TW.

Post many photos at a time.

 

P, just like the BFGs that came with our truck.

 

LT265/75/16 BFG All Terrains. No lift and no rub.

 

265/70r17

 

Thanks for replying. How many miles did you get out of them? That is the tire I'm considering replacing my 245 Dunlops with.

 

245-75-16 yokohama geolander at/s. Not the best of pictures and they don't look as aggressive as some. They work very well in all conditions when aired down, and work very well on snowy tar roads. They work well in snow without the chains, but chains just make it so much easier on the vehicle that I run them whenever wheeling in more than 8" of snow especially when there is ice under the snow.

ETA: I have run them for two winters, two fall hunting seasons and occasionally during the summer for off road trips. they have around 20k miles and have more than half life left.

 

I loved the Dynapro tire tread as it was really superior in all categories I tested: mud, snow, sand, desert, and was quiet on the highway!

I did not get as many miles as I had on others, but it was close. I may try them in an LT to see if there is a difference? I replaced them at 31,000 miles... I could have gotten 35,000 or more, but one tire had a rock puncture that was patched and the patch failed, so close enough to just get 4 new tires. I went with the Pep Boys Definity brand Dakotas to save a few bucks, and they have been good, so far... 16,000 miles on them.