Stock Tacoma with 265/70/17 Pictures Please!

On 3rd gen OR suspension so should be about the same height as your new 3rd gen. LT265 70 17 Toyo Open Country ATIII's and the older 4Runner pro wheels.

 

Great looking 2nd Gen AJ. The Toyo ATIII SL have certainly been one of my choices. I'll likely stick with SL tires to keep weight down but the LT's do seem to be a nice compromise.

 

Mine rub slightly on the mud flaps when turned tightly and flexed, but not enough to worry about.

 

Great looking truck. What load rating on tires?

 

Anyone ever bought tires from Amazon?

$293 BFGoodrich All Terrain T/A KO2 Radial Car Tire for Light Trucks, SUVs, and Crossovers,LT265/70R17/C 112/109S

https://www.amazon.com/BFGoodrich-All-Terrain-Radial-LT265-70R17/dp/B00ROTINC2

 

Nice!
Are they OEM mud flaps?

 

@BraskaTaco I've bought tires from Amazon a few times for other cars. No complaints.

 

Tires are BFG All Terrain T/A KO2, LT265 /70 R17 112S C1 RWL

 

Yes, OEM mud flaps, they just rub ever so slightly on the part that protrudes out a little further.

 

LT's with very minimal rub is even more encouraging. Thanks for clarification.

 

That’s what I heard about those OE MF.

 

Hi Cococard,

I see you're running the new style 17" 4Runner TRD wheel, looks great! I've seen a few folks online report having issues with the new style. Some owners reported having to do some grinding to get the wheel to fit. How did your install go? Any issues? These are OEM right, not aftermarket copies?

Thanks!

 

Stock height. 17x8.5 wheels with -10mm offset. Rubbed stock mudflaps hard, removed them. Still kisses the fender liner if making a sharp turn and hitting a bump. A little lift is in order in the spring.

 

Stock height with 265/70/r17 load c tires. No rubbing on mine

 

I'm not at stock height any longer, but I have 255/75/17's which is just a bit taller (32" tire) than the 265/70/17 and .40(?) narrower. They worked just fine on the stock suspension. I'm at +2" now.

 

@BigBiscuit, offset and wheel width is a big, big part of it. If I put these tires on a 7" wheel with some positive offset I'd probably not rub at all but I wanted a little poke on the tires.

 

Yeah, I get that. I'm still just running my stock TRD Sport rims.

 

Cococard's wheels(which look fantastic BTW) are most definitely aftermarket(unless he had OEM wheels powder coated). I plan to go with OEM '21 4Runner wheels and your correct about having to deal with a small issue with fitment. The easiest way to deal with it is to bevel the rear axle hub to allow clearance for the inside bore of the '21 4Runner wheels. Post #46 in this thread has details:
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/problems-with-2021-4runner-trd-pro-wheels-install.715447/page-3

 

Thanks Ryan, super helpful!