Pics of non-lifted trucks with 265/70/17 or 265/75/16 size tires

Another angle.

 

No trimming or rubbing, plenty of room. 265/70/17

 

No lift. No rubbing to date (less than a week) 265/70/17.

 

@NYCP JM Are these the ko2? Can't quite tell? How do like the 3rd Gen Taco?

 

Absolutely lovin the Duratracs. Slight humm at 65 mph, but I kinda like it, makes it feel more Manly

 

Yes these are the KO2's. Definitely different than the stock Toyo A30. I went with the C rated and I am happy I did. The ride is nice and stiff (truck like) but not over the top rough. Believe they are at 36-39 psi.

The Toyo A30 were smooth for sure.

As far as the 3rd gen Tacoma overall I am very happy. Yes, without the ECT button those who like to drive fast will be annoyed and I would agree that it needs a software update to address shifting issues. But they are slight and can be eliminated if you use the ECT button (mileage suffers). I had no issues that previous owners have stated. Just had my dealership check over those issues and none were found. It is a solid (especially with KO2 tires) and fun to drive. Not seeing 22+ gas mileage but I also tend to drive a mix of local and highway and love the ECT button. I am sure I could do the 22+ mpg on the highway without the ECT. Love the BBP color as well. Only thing I have left is deciding if I want to do Black Katzkin seat covers with matching blue or TRD red on the logo.

If you have any specific questions. Ask away.

 

I plan on having my 2nd gen for a long time, absolutely love it. I went with C rating also.

 

Awesome to hear. My biggest complaint is that in the Northeast area I am limited to what can get ordered but that was not an issue as I love the BBP color and my local dealer had one in stock fully loaded (JBL included). The crappy part is that there is little room to negotiate when you have a limited time window (as I did - less than 30 days) and no one in a 4 state radius had the truck available. The fact that I paid about $1500 to $1750 under MSRP is pretty good from what I have heard in this area.

 

Front: stock coils, bilstein 5100 @ .85" setting.
Rear: stock 4 leaf pack and stock shocks.
265 75 16

It's on a hill, but I hope you can get the idea. I didn't have any issues with fitment or alignment, and the truck drives really nice with these tires and firmer suspension. Very satisfied.

 

Anyone ever used these tires?

 

Go to pepboy.com. After discount code "ROLLOVER10" you can get 4 BF Goodrich KO2 - E Rated for $719.96 plus tax (FREE SHIPPING). Much better tire for $50 more!

 

Ebay ran a special a few weeks ago for $50 off $300. That's when I got my Ko2's. I ordered two sets of two and got them to the door for $720. They are beautiful!

 

I went C Rated, actually paid a tad more. I had them mounted and balanced, all in including taxes for $822. Love the C rated version!!!

 

Did the TRD 17" SEMA wheels all at the same time at the local dealership for $1615.

 

According to your tire specs (

$219+ Firestone Destination A/T Tires

seen here), total tire circumference is 31.7". Would you happen to know the measurements of the space left between tire and closest body part (during full lock on both directions)?

 

265-70-17 BFG K02 on stock suspension. TRD Sport. Didn't have to trim anything Love the ride!

 

If you would, would you take a pic from 15-20 yards?

 

Mine with Toyo Open Country ATII's 265/75/16. No rubbing at all. I did remove the front flaps (front/back of the fender):

 

Nope. Sold the truck.

 

Just another pic with no weight in the bed. 5100's in the front set at 0. Non-tsb leafs.