Low Range Lift....

Since I’m new...I figured I would post this question here. Any positive / negative comments on the Low Range 3”/2” Lift Kit? How does the truck ride after? Lastly - with the lift like this, what size tire can I ran on my factory TRD Off-road wheels? Thanks guys!!!

 

Go to @HeadStrong Off-Road or @Wheeler's Off-Road Inc and look at something more than spacers. Welcome to the site and all I can tell you is research research research. And when you think that you are done researching do more. And use the search function in the upper right corner. Look through here as well.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...2016-tacoma-presented-by-toytec-lifts.395798/

 

@Unchained 5150 - WOW! That was a good read from Toytec. Thank you! I’m still reading through the thread but already feel better and glad I asked. Appreciate pointing me in the right direction - it really helps not getting overwhelmed by the shear amount of data in the forum.

 

Think about what you will use the truck for etc and go from there, never cheap out on suspension parts.

 

No more than a 265/75/16 if you don't want to rub, or run a 255/85/16 33" Skinnies and ride quality and lift expense tend to go hand in hand.

 

Welcome to TW!

 

Welcome to TW

 

Welcome! Echo what unchained said, he da man .

 

And go skinny 33 love mine. No cutting, chopping etc.

 

@Unchained 5150 - would you run a set of wheel spacers with the skinny tires to improve the truck footprint for onroad handling?

 

Nope no need to

 

Loving my eibach lift. Took the trd or dive away handles great 2in lift

 

Well..after reading halfway through the 91 and ongoing posts about the skinny 33” - I think that’s the way to go for me. This is my daily...plus hunting and fishing. I have no interest in Off Road over overlanding...just want give it some looks and better looking tread. Maybe it time a lift...but right now I think I’m good.

 

Welcome to TW

 

Is that a skinny 285?

 

No that's a skinny 255/75/17