265/75/16

I have a 2017 Tacoma SR5 4x4. Can anyone tell me if 265/75/16 bf goodrich all terrain ta tires will fit with not rubbing? I know on other threads people have posted about the TRD models but not a SR5 stock suspension.

 

yes sir they will. Sr5 4x4 is the same height as Off road and Sport. Pro is 1" higher.

 

Go to the tire size calculator on the left side of the home page and plug in the two sizes to see the difference.

 

I would expect that only the front mud flaps need to be removed if you have them.

I plan to remove my front mud flaps once I install 265/70R17. These are 1 inch larger than stock 265/65R17 and 265/70R16.

 

Man I really appreciate the info. Yeah no mud flaps so no worries about that. I'm gonna order 5 so I have one for my spare tire also.

 

265-75-16 on TRD beadlocks, stock suspension, Mobtown front recovery bar and sliders, and stock mudflaps get me no rubbing.

 

Has anyone had any transmission or break issue after putting the oversized tires on?

 

That will probably depend on how much oversized and how you use the truck

 

remove front mud flaps, and may need to trim the inner fender liners on the front...

 

You aren't going to have any issues going to the tire size mentioned in this post. It's just barely larger than stock. Now if you go and throw on 35 inch tires or something like that, you are going to be looking into gearing and all that.

 

I put 265/70r16 toyo on mine no problem
Stock suspension.

 

it does take more distance to stop, as you are now more rolling mass, and the brakes are now losing some mechanical advantage due to larger diameter tires, and weight of the tires/rim over stock. trans will hunt a little more than usual on hills, but can be corrected when/if you re-gear. I plan to run 33" tires on my taco, and I plan on 5.29gears.. they will put me back in range for the trans, and give me the engine side mechanical advantage back for better highway, and performance.

 

My stock tire size is 245/75/16 a 265/75/16 tire is only 1.18 inches bigger. If it rubs, then the clearance in my wheel wells are deceiving lol.

 

I just do everyday driving 40 miles a day. Home and work. Hopefully soon take it down a few trails with my daughter.

 

its not so much the height as it is the steering radius of the wheel/tire. mine dont rub at all going straight, but take a sharp left or right, and they rub on the inner fender liner.... just enough to be annoying...

265/70/17 method racing 17x8.5 0 offset... no lift, all stock, for now... have a 2.5" dobinsons MRA setup going in, in a few weeks.

 

I just got my 265/75/16 installed today. Rides good definitely feel the difference in the handling. Can tell the tires are heavier.

 

Thanks good to know

I am getting a set of KO2's in 265/75/16 installed with a set of Bilstein 5100's so there should be no rubbing at all =)

 

I just put 265 75r16 duratrac c-rated on my 2020 off road. I noticed no extra strain on the truck making those go. I think it helps that they are lighter than lots of tires this size.

different story entirely with my 2010 OR. Went with heavy mudders in that size and that truck got slower—like it was always in the mud

 

I didnt notice much loss with my 265/70/17's until I added 170lbs worth of rock sliders, 135lb RTT & 40lb bed rack, then added on a 140lbs of front bumper/winch...

 

Nice looking truck bro