17" TRD Pro rims and BFG AT TKO2s...

How are the KO2's on sand?

Also, some trail configurations make the truck bounce over ground that ultimately maxes out the travel of the stock suspension, even at very low speed. With the OP's set up, even with maximum vertical shock travel, the wheel should still clear everything correct?

Now, to take it a step further, what about with 275/70/17?

-I have stock suspension-

 

Are replica TRD pro rims like the OEM ones in this thread of a lesser build quality? Should I stay away from them completely? The sales guy said that they're cast aluminum and from the pictures, the finish looks good. The price is $800CAD for 4. I'm just using my truck in the city 99% of the time and get out into the mountains on the odd gravel road to do some stream fishing. Would the replicas suffice for my use?

 

The FNW replicas are a different width, so I am not sure how that affects rubbing etc. They are wider, which does give more tire mounting options.

I don’t think anyone here has complained about FNW quality, so I don’t think that is an issue. I believe the quality would be similar.

The OEM TRD 4-runner 17” wheels are made in Thailand (sadly not by the boys and girls at the Toyota Wheel Plant in British Columbia ), and I believe the FNW wheels are made in China. The stock TRDOR 16” wheels on my Texas-built Taco were made in Mexico, so there is no American or Canadian-made wheel in the bunch anyways.

 

OEMs are 17x7 the FN are 17x8

 

Do they still make the FN's?

 

Thanks for all the replies - I'm looking at these
https://www.kijiji.ca/v-tires-rims/...E6yw7T-6pUCQzZ8I0xfWnxHUt4fS_0lfoC-lFjjq4mZwg

 

Just got a set of 4 KO2’s for $688 shipped thanks to eBay/discount tire direct sale.

 

Awesome! If there is a discount tire near me, will they ship to store and free install?

 

They ship them directly to your house. Sale ends tomorrow.

 

Damn they only have the white letter tires not blacked out... unless you want E rated

 

One side is raised white letters, the other isn't.

 

So stupid question, but you can put either side on the outside then?

 

Yes. Not all tires are side specific, this is typically performance tires or snow tires.

 

I take it 6 ply is the c rated?

 

These them? I see so many numbers like 112?

https://www.discounttiredirect.com/buy-tires/bfgoodrich-all-terrain-t-a-ko2/p/29047

 

Literally every single question you've asked would have been answered if you read this entire thread.

Load index (the 112) and speed rating explained:
https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tiretech/techpage.jsp?techid=35

 

So why on tire rack does the seemingly same tire say 109s / 112?

Can someone confirm if that tires direct link are the right tires?

 

Idk about you, but the sale ends soon and I don’t have time to read 70 pages right now. That’s why it’s called asking for HELP. But thanks, chief.

Here’s a link to tire rack if anyone can lend a hand... you’ll notice it says 109/112 for the same tire.

 

Just put the white letters facing in. Honestly, If you're looking for anything automotive, go to a brick and mortar shop and speak to someone who knows. With some of the questions you're asking it's only a matter of time until you order the incorrect parts.

 

Asking about 109-112 ratings that are 2 different ratings on the same tire means Idk anything and I need to go into a store like a derp? Also some tires have to face a certain direction. Please, off your high cyclocross bike dude.