Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo Tires 265/75/16

My name is Isaac and I am posting my first ever thread today as I just signed up I am very excited. I have a question regarding tires; now I have searched and realize that the biggest tires I can put on my stock 2014 Tacoma Prerunner DC LB with no lift is 265/75/16 but I would like to know or rather see if anybody by any chance has the Bridgestone Dueler AT Revo 2 tires on their Tacoma with this tire size and also no lift. I have already decided to get these tires as my brother has them in his Tundra and are great. I would like to know if they rub on the mud flaps because it is very important to me that I do not want to remove them. I really need some help because I am looking for something specific and just wanted to get any experiences from those who have these tires with these sizes and no lift. If not any tires with these sizes and no lift would still help a little. Pictures would be great please...

 

Can't help you specifically, but I'm pretty sure 265/75 is the biggest you want to go with no rub. I've got 265/70/16 and that is 100% ok. Not exactly what you're looking for but thought I'd at least try to help. Welcome aboard, beautiful trucks in the pic.

 

thanks for your comment... I think when I get the money together the first thing I am going to do is go for the 265/75/16 tires I hate to have to trim my mudflaps if they do rub but hopefully not the AT Revo's dont have huge thread like allot of those mountain terrain tires I hope it fits just perfectly... guessing by your tire setup you got the off road package. I think you've got some lift do you know how much more from my Prerunner? if I am correct or otherwise just talking nonsense here

 

So story on my truck...the previous owner who bought the truck new, demanded the wheels and tires of a TRD offroad or else he wasn't going to buy the truck. The dealership obliged. So I just have an SR5 Prerunner 2wd but my wheels and tires are off a TRD offroad

 

They will fit perfectly. I have a TRD Off Road and I went to 265/75/16's shortly after I purchased my truck, they do not rub at all on the stock wheels. If you go aftermarket wheels, you might due to the different offset.

 

You guys seem very sure that definitely makes me feel more comfortable with my decision to get those tires thanks allot. Oh and I have no aftermarket wheels so I should be good. Back to your previous owner wanting the off road wheels and tires this would be a completely different topic but the one truck I always wish was available and would have purchased was a Tacoma TRD Off Road DC LB I know it takes a little off of its ground clearance and that's the whole purpose but i happen to think Tacomas are such good off roading trucks that maybe it could still do good.
Also a Tundra crewmax with long bed.

 

Each tires are different even tho they are the same "size". Now if your going for a mud tire then I cant say. But with that tire you going to get. Wont have a problem.

I didnt have any rubbing problem doing AT tire at 285/75/16 but when I switched to my current MT tire. Man it rub lol

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http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/texas/