How do these size tires look

Ok guys so I just put the fat bobs lift on my 2007 Toyota Tacoma and I'm debating on wether to put 235/75s on my stock wheels or to just go head and go with 30s if you guys would post some pics below that be a lot of help just so I can see the difference. I know this has been posted a lot but all the post I've seen don't always have the specs of everything.

 

I got 30's. Go with tires that fit your stock rims.

 

235s are 29". I like my235s but wish I went 31. I am probably gonna switch them out prematurely.

 

See I don't think the 235s look that bad but I know the 30s will look better

 

265s. You won't regret it.

 

I think the bigger your tire, the lower your truck looks. I like the gap between wheel well and tire. As long as the tires don't look too small. Having them stick out a little will compensate for the smaller tire size.

 

Did you add the flares yourself? That's a great looking 5-lug!!

 

I hadn't realized how rare an sr5 5lug is. (Flares)

 

Thanks! I think the flares come stock on the double cabs.

 

Oh so maybe it is just the SR5s with the flares.

 

That's cool! I didn't even know 5-lugs came in double cab. What size engine is it?

 

They can be rare. 2nd Gen 5 lugs are all 2.7 as far as I know. Its slow but I love it.

 

I was under that impression too, but I was also under the impression they didn't come in double cab or with fender flares. Learn something new every day!

 

235 (9.25") is the widest you can be safe with on a stock 5 lug wheel, which is only 6" wide.

75 is the tallest a 235 comes in for a 15"

A 30 x 9.5 x 15 is the narrowest 30" I know of. While you can buy anything over the internet, you may have trouble finding someone willing to mount them for you.

So a new set of wheels are in order. Highlander wheels are 6.5" and 16" for example. A 235x75x16 is 29.8" in dia. Close to your 30" target.

 

what wheels are those?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/straight-bolt-on-black-rims-no-mods.306453/page-7

Post #140.

 

In the upper right hand corner of a post, is the post number. If you click it, it brings up a link to that exact post. It's a handy trick to know

 

Thanks. Learned something new.