2016 Taco, any recommendations for what I need to do to fit 285/75's?

I have a quad cab, with the long bed, I want a more aggressive look and want 285/75's on the truck. I am not going 4 wheeling, just dirt roads on Kauai. What do I need to do and keep it road-worthy-respectable. I am thinking a 3" (or 2" if that is enough) lift, as to minimize the rubbing, I don't want any rubbing and would prefer to not do any cutting. Any suggestions?Do I need spacers? If so how thick? I have read about the Toytec, icon, and Boss, not sure which is the best option for me. I am mostly inclined to ease of installation, since I want a look more than a serious off-roader.
Thanks!

 

Be ready to do a CMC, pinch weld hammer, some inner fender trimming. You may have to do some or all of these but be prepared so you're not disappointed when you do.

 

Lift alone won't fit the tires. 1 inch or 3 inch won't matter

 

That's a 2 inch lift. With wheel spacers. Stock UCA no diff drop no rubbing and no issues.

 

I recommend using the search bar

 

Trimming better for your truck than wheelspacers methinks

 

Need spacers or different wheels to get 285s to not rub UCAs, been my experience 2x

 

Geez how helpful

 

I'm running this size with 16x8 wheels with 4.5" backspacing, icon stage 2 lift kit, and new total Chaos uca's. I still had to hammer my pinch weld, cut off the lower half of my fender lining, and do a cmc though to get it where it didn't rub off-road. If you keep it on road and don't flex the suspension it can work with just a cmc and using a heat gun though