3rd gen with larger tires and/or lifted on STOCK WHEELS

what brand bull bar is that?

 

here you go you window lickers.





bilstein 5100 all around with OME 887's and 1/4 inch taco lean spacer. Deaver AAL with overload spring left in.


285/75/R16 on Falken At3w. 2.25 inches of lift in the front and 2' to the rear.

 

I have the stock wheels and the toyo tread.

I was told nitto makes a good tire to give me some lift and more grip.

I am going to do a lift but need a hand as my back is jacked up I dont want my suspension rubbing.

 

285,75,16 toytec boss 2.5 single AAL. 1.25 inch hubcentric spacers.

 

This is definitely the stance I’m going for.

 

Love the look here, I'm going for a similar stance

 

My truck is in Post #43. Much to my surprise and dismay, my tires seem to have taken a huge hit on my mileage. My lift was maybe 1 or 2 mpgs, but as soon as I put my tires on, I dropped to 16 or 17 mpg. These tires are not overly aggressive, and I just went up one size. I'm wondering if some of it is winter gas quality, but wow. Anyone else get a bit drop like that?

 

did you go with SL or the E-10 ply? The 10 ply is 49 lbs vs I think 38 lbs for stock. SL is 42 lbs. in that size. worn tires usually give best mileage vs. new grippy tires. I ran that size in a Hankook Dynapro on a 2011 and saw a very small decrease in MPG. but it was a standard load tire.

 

Good point ~ 10-ply. Still seems like a huge hit. Thanks for the stats.

 

Remember that with the larger tires, your odometer is off by about 3% now. That will probably take you down about .5mpg.

 

Thanks for reminding me of that. I meant to look for a tire calculator. I figured it was a small amount since I'm so close to stock, size wise.

 

I like this thread. I hated the stock wheels when I first got my truck, and figured they'd be the first thing to go, but they've really grown on me. They look good, especially with a larger tire!

 

I like the stock wheel too but was thinking to go aftermarket to save weight to try to offset the heavier tire. Just can't decide, skinny or no skinny... so few choices with the skinny tire...

 

265/75/16's on stock.

 

Do you have any rubbing? Are those he K02s? I’m looking at the same size tire on my new taco with a level kit.

 

There’s minimal rubbing when my wheels are fully turned and I go down my driveway but it’s only happened a few times and it’s been minor so I haven’t checked it out. Ya K02s. I recommend it I like how it turned out

 

5100's all around on first notch to level with Toyo Open Country AT2 265/70/17

 

Go Rhino.

 

how do you like it? I recently started considering getting one of those just without the light cubes cause I already have the ditch lights

 

I like it, the 2 lights in the front don't do much other than appearance lol.