Need help quick

So as the title says... i need help... I have a tires plus credit card with about $800 on it and and a few hundred dollars to put towards the CC.

But i would like to get 33's on my stock rims... since one of my tires wont hold air very well. I need ones that will be like a grand or under and will last a long time. but i dont want shit... can someone please point me in the right direction???


Thanks!!!

 

All terrain or mud terrain?

Might want to get a hypertech speedometer recalibrator too.

 

A-T's are fine... dont get offrd to much anymore.

 

And with the hypertech speedometer recalibrator. I cant afford that right now, how far off will be my speedo and mayb i can find someone on here that has one and will let me use it or do it for me.

 

I think you have to perminetly install the recalibrator under the dash for it to continue to work. And it will be of dramatically with each inch you go up in size. Your stock wheel and tire is probably 30.6" tall and you're planning on another 2.4" of tire. I hope someone more knowledgable than me chimes in because i'm not sure how muh it will change. You can try the tire calculator

For an AT, you'll have to look through the tire spec charts to find a 33" that will fit your wheels and truck. I would look at BF Goodrich AT KO, Goodyear wrangler duratrac, firestone destination AT, hankook dynapro atm....those are tires that i've used and my family has used previously. Some only have one or teo 33" sized avalable so you'll have to look hard. Hope i've helped!

 

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/tirecalc.php?tires=265-70r16-245-75r17

Another link to the tire calculator.

 

Thanks for the help...

 

Glad i could lend some form of help. I really wish some others would chime on and give some more tire ideas. You could also post a thread asking to buy a spedo recalibrator that someone took off when they took their lift off....

 

My 2013 Tacoma TRD Off Road came with BF Goodrich Rugged Terrain P265/70R16 tires on stock silver wheels. I recently upgraded to BF Goodrich All Terrain T/A KO LT265/75R16 tires on black FJ Cruiser Trail Team wheels. They fit perfectly without any rubbing. A set of 4 BF Goodrich Rugged Terrain P265/70R16 tires on tirerack.com cost $628. A set of 4 BF Goodrich T/A KO LT265/75R16 tires costs $756. Mind you the Rugged Terrain are 4 ply vs the All Terrain KO are 10 ply tires. I hope this helps.

 

Like mentioned get the BFG A/T's... you won't be sorry.

 

I've been happy with the Hankook ATm's in all conditions I encounter

 

Aside from changing the speedo you will regear and there will be a power loss. If you don't offroad the. Maybe stick with a nice AT on a 31 size no speedo no power loss and it would look nice still. Don't forget it may rub as well