Trd lift kit with 17x7 Sema wheels... But what tires?

Toyo offers a 500 mile trial ?

 

according to their website they do i have not been to my tire store to see if they honor it.

 

I have run the bfgs on every truck i have ever owned the last 2 sets have not worn very well. So figured i would try something new.

 

I have 2015 Tacoma, with 285 All Terrains KO2, 3" Rough Country leveling kit, sema wheels, no spacers and no rubbing

 

That is a really good looking truck.

 

I haven't paid for the tires yet. They ordered them to be sent to my local discount tire. They offered to mount them to make sure everything fit correctly. Most ppl with my setup or similar seem to say they had little to no issues with this tire size, on these wheels, with this type of lift.

Also went down to Costco for just another opinion on tires size. He said he could put the same size bfg ko2s on with no issues. But I still think I prefer the falken at3w, for me atleast

 

I'm waiting to find out if the 275's will fit then I'll order my tires. I'm still leaning towards the Falken. I've read good things about them and there supposed to be good in snow.

 

I have done alot of research as I don't want to make that expensive mistake either.. majority of ppl running my setup seem to have no issues. If there are any, a heat gun can make those minor problems go away. My main thing is I didn't want an over the top 3" lift nor did I want to do any cmc.

I'll have pictures and feedback Thursday evening

 

I've done quite a bit of research too but didn't see where a 275/70r17 might be okay. I'm getting the TRD lift too buy didn't want to do any cutting.
Let me know how it goes if you don't mind

 

Having them put on now. Tech came out and said there was 0 rub at full lock when they did fitment test. Now whether they rub at full lock while compressed (incline/at speed) will have to test myself.

Pictures soon!

 

Looks fantastic

 

More pictures

 

I just put 265 70 17 Falken Wildpeaks on my truck very slight rub, no lift

 

FWIW the last 3 Toyota dealerships as well as every 4wheel store I've spoken with all agree that the Wildpeaks are the definitive winner over the KO2s due to the very noticeable increase in balancing issues from the KO2 over the last 3-6 years.

Some say it must be some other factory/company making the KO2s, some say they just don't know but they all say they won't even recommend the KO2s anymore.

 

Discount tire didn't have any 275/70/17 falken wildpeaks at my local store. But they had a bunch of Ko2s. I'm glad I was patient and had them order them for me.

 

That should solidify the point! Good on you!

 

Great looking setup. Now that another week has passed have you notice any issues with the 275’s and the TRD lift or is all still good?

 

Everything is great. Few hundred miles and I'll go in to make sure the alignment is good but so far.... it's a dream come true. I couldn't be happier with how it turned out.

 

Any sign of rubbing at all ? Backing out of a driveway or anything?

 

None whatsoever. I haven't taken it offroad to flex the suspension, but turning at full crank left and right totally fine. Backing out of driveway or going up an incline totally fine. No rub on uca, fender walls or oem mud flaps.