265/70r17 rubbing?

I have scs ray 10 which are -10mm offset

 

General Grabber ATX on -10 ET Venomrex v602 17x9 with 2/1 lift. Zero rubbing

 

So there is absolutely no rubbing with those tires and rims because. That is exactly what I am planning on getting if you have some more pics of front and back?

 

Jesus Christ. Just install the tires and when it rubs, start cutting.

 

Shut the fuck up and get your bitch ass out of here

 

Zero rub in that tire size for me. Stock suspension.

 

Judging by the intelligence spewing out of your mouth, I can tell you’re not good with technology which explains why you didn’t know how to use the search function.
Let me explain.
The little search button at the top right allows you to search the thousands of threads answering the questions you have about tire sizes and rubbing.
Hey look at that, you learned something new today. Welcome to the forum full of THOUSANDS of threads covering rubbing with bigger tires.

 

No rubbing at all. Here's what I have.





Compared to stock:


Lemme know if you want anything else.

 

What oil change interval do people recommend?

 

Every time that you shift?

Happy Holidays, @Stocklocker !

 

You as well bro. All the best to you and yours.

 

Thanks, bud. Same for you and yours.

 

That section of road is in Canada’s Northwest Territories.

 

Hey man if I remember you have a small lift? 1.5” or something. Did you run the 265/70/17 before or after the lift?
Thanks really wanna get some 265/75/16 until I’m ready to jump up to 285’s

 

I had 265/70/17 for about 6 months before I got a lift. No rubbing on my truck at stock height. I did do some flexy off-roading, but nothing crazy.

 

I should mention I am on 265/75/16 right now as I’ve got my snow tires on that are fitted on my stock 16” TRD OR rims. These tires also don’t rub. I sure notice the difference in weight though. The 16” snows are 10-ply and the 17” BFG summers are 6-ply. Definitely lost some butt dyno with the snow tires fitted.

 

Awesome thanks so much!! And that’s actually a killer idea I think I will do the same thing when the time comes and use my Stocks for winters! Thanks for the fast response as always! Cheers and merry Christmas!

 

Yes you as well!

Keep your stock wheels. You can’t get much money for them anyways. If you got a spot to store some snow tires, they are perfect for that.

 

Just put 265/70/17 Nitto Terra Grappler K2’s on a set of Fuel Vapor wheels. They rub some on the mud flaps on both sides in front.

 

I have a 2012 TRD Offroad, stock suspension with Falken Wildpeak 265/70R17 and Toyota TRD wheels. There was some rubbing while cranking the wheel sharply on the small, forward of front tire "mud flap" piece (not sure what this part is called but its not the regular behind the tire mud flap). I removed this "mini" forward mud flap piece and now there are no issues/rubbing. I could have left this piece on and it would have been fine but I chose to remove it.