2016 Tacoma tire sizes with 3 inch lift?

I just bought a 2016 Toyota Tacoma 3 days ago. It is the 2.7L v4 model with 4X4 and a manual transmission. I will be lifting the truck 3 inches and want to know what size rims and tires i can run without any rubbing or modifications... I will be doing away with the stock SR rims. If you have pics of your truck that would help too!

 

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As you have the 2.7 you might want to not put the biggest tire on there. There’s a few guys on here who have put 33’s and up on there trucks an end up regretting it.

 

I could see that... I want the truck to sit higher with a more aggressive look/stance. I shouldn’t have said “biggest tire” in my original post.

 

265/75/16s looks pretty good with up to a 3 inch lift. 285s can fit to but you will probably feel the weight a little more then the 265s. I have 265/70/17s on a stock height truck and I didnt see much hit at all to power or mpgs.

 

hey fellow sr owner I got a 3 inch low range off road lift with bilstien 5100s on all 4 corners with the front bilstiens set at 0 , stock steel wheels with 1.5 inch bora wheel spacers and 255 85 16s and no rubbing at all

 

Looks beast!!

 

thanx man much appreciated

 

How is the ride? And did you notice any major mpg changes? The truck looks awesome!

 

Here is my setup, FWIW... I know you said "without any rubbing" but at least it gives you an idea.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...-3rd-gen-today.399305/page-4138#post-17484234

 

How was the gas and performance impacted? Im guessing that’s a v6 aswell.

 

Yeah, V6/AT and I haven't really tested the MPG hit yet...performance impact has been pretty minimal from what I can tell so far, that said, I run around with the Extra Crispy Taco button on most of the time, even with the stock set up. Still pretty new though, only about 150-200 miles on this set up and most of that has been city. I have a road trip coming up this weekend though so that should give me a better idea.

 

This is more of what I’m leaning too... but I do not want wheel spacers... so I’m probably better off getting a pair of 16x9 rims paired with the 255/85/16’s (not exactly sure of the stock rim width)

 

I could be wrong but I think 9 inch wide may be pushing it with that tire I could be wrong though ive seen a good amount of 16x8 in that size tire

 

I believe we have 16x7 steel wheels

 

the ride was great til I put the bilstein 5100s on . after I put the new bilstiens on it seems to be much stiffer and jarring at times in the rear front seems to be more responsive as far as rebound when hitting bumps or r.r. tracks

 

and yes miles went from 21.7 to 19.9 , but I drive 100 plus a day for my commute and live in the mountains of upper north jersey so im driving with ect all the time

 

Not good with tire calculations and stuff like that so your probably right...

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads...e-size-vs-lift-vs-wheel-spacer-offset.539239/