32 or 33 inch tires?

There is a "search" function in the upper blue bar near the right hand side.

And read here please, done spoon feeding.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires/102992-wheel-backspacing-offset-info.html

 

Read this to understand wheel measurements.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/wheels-tires/102992-wheel-backspacing-offset-info.html

Basically - at stock ride hight without much or any rubbing depending on who you ask - you can "stick out" more (more "negative" offset) or you can go bigger diameter (32" tires) but not both.

EDIT - I see that's the same link as Matic provided. Duh.

 

LT235/85r16 fit without any mods on a 2022 Tacoma SR, V6 4x4
Doing a quick post here as a thank you for all the great post/comments folks had on this forum to help make my decision to get these tires for my truck. With that I would like to say these Firestone Winterforce LT snow tires fit without any clearance issues or modifications. These are LT235/85r16 (32in) mounted on stock steel rims. As expected, they have more road noise and the ride is rougher. Given the deep snow I frequently navigate, those are expected and known tradeoffs. Tire pressure is set at 35psi.

 

Stock gearing sucks and 33 is the limit for regearing. That's a big part of the reason I run 32" (235/85-16). Why tax things to their limit daily?

Lifted 2.5" front, 3" rear ome 886/Dakar HD.

 

Bringing back a 10 year old thread? @tzpinball and @DuffyBank must be a couple of necromancers.
Your trucks look great btw lol.

 

Ops almost 30 now