2017 TRD PRO TACOMA WHEELS AND BFG KO2's

SOLD!!

 

Man......

 

You need to post pictures of them off of the truck if you're selling them on here. The mods will delete your post if you don't.

 

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Do u know how much another set of tpms sensors cost?

 

Denso Tpms were on sale for $36 each on their website, pretty good price

 

seems like 35 bucks or so each based on what I've found.

 

Kenstaroni, sorry new to forum not sure how all this works just yet, I was thinking of getting some KO2 on my factory Pro wheels but noticed you are trying to sale your set & go with 17's, are you just wanting bigger size & how did you like them, could you post pic of the whole truck with wheels so I can see how they look, thanks I just live about 90 miles south of Nash

 

They are great on the factory wheels, but the wheels I want only come in 17"+, so had no choice but to get new tires and since I've done a small lift I can squeeze a bigger tire now too. KO2's are nice and quiet on the road and do well offroad. I've had several sets over the years and I have always liked BFG tires.

 

I know this was a marketplace post and this is my first post ever, but this is the closest I've come to finding an answer to my question. Do 285/75R16 tires fit on a stock 2017 TRD Pro? Anyone have any ideas about the slightly wider 305/70R16? I'm looking at getting some KO2s. Thanks for any help.

 

285/75 will rub, even with a little added lift. you'll be into SPC or other aftermarket upper control arms of you want your alignment dialed in. Might only have to trim the fender liners for the street but a pinch weld mod and cab mount chop are likely needed for offroading. Stock wheels with that tire may rub the stock upper control arms as well, not 100% on this.

305 is probabaly not possible without all mods above and wheel spacers.

I'd stick with 265's or maybe 275's on stock wheels and stock suspension unless your up for some additional work and money.

 

Thanks, Kenstraroni, I appreciate the info and quick response.

 

do some searching to confirm though, I'm not sure how big you can go on stock wheels before hitting UCA, only the trimming I had to do to fit 285-70's without rubbing on an aftermarket wheel 17x9 / 4.5" backspacing / -12mm offset. I had plenty of UCA clearance with this setup.