Bigger Tires on Trd. Pro

I have an 2018 Trd. Pro

stock rims and tires

16x7 rims
and 265-70-16 goodyear tires

My question is that I want to go bigger Tires

want to upgrade to 16x7.5 rims or 16x 8 rims with 285-75-16 tires

Will I be able to go bigger with out modification of the fenders or cutting?

Truck has 1" stock lift on the Pro.

or is 265-75-16 the safer size on this truck?

I've seen a lot of Tacoma Trucks with 285-75-16 without a modify of the fenders or cutting

Let me know guys

 

No you haven’t, because they don’t just fit.

265/75/16 without modding.

 

Without serious cutting I expect you are seeing trucks with a 2.5 inch lift for 285's. I do not think you will get what you are looking for without a suspension upgrade. The way your truck is setup I would throw on a set of 265/75/16's and call it a day. Get an aggressive sidewall and it will look pretty tough.

 

And for the love of GOD do not ask about lifting a TRD pro on here...

I have seen grown men cry after asking that question lol

When I decided to get another Tacoma, I researched what would be the best option for me (I want to buy it built the way I want it then add a few things) That + the Color I want, are the ONLY reason I am buying a PRO. If I planned on lifting it or adding significantly bigger tires (or wanted a different color) I would have purchased a TRD Offroad instead.

 

Use the search function, there are plenty of people on here running Pro suspension and wheels w/ 285/75/16s with little to no rubbing. Most have just heated the fender lining if anything at all.

 

Here on this forum I've seen a lot of guys do the 285-75-16 with a 16x 8 rim with out any upgrades on the suspension. But then I've seen a lot of other guys add extra extension to the lift to make the 285-75-16 fit?

It seems a lot of guys say it will work, and a lot say it will not!

Just trying to see if anybody has had this same issue?

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/search/6895597/?q=285/75/16+trd+pro&t=po

 

Depends what you do. If you just roll around on the streets they'll "fit". If you ever articulate the suspension they will not fit short of trimming/cutting with or without the lift which itself makes no difference.

This is why you see conflicting information. People disagree on what it means for tires to fit.