265/75/R16 on 2.7L Access cab

I plan on using them again depending if they continue to hold up like they have been. I’ve taken them off roading a ton, they are an under rated tire for the off roading arena.

 

I’m going to throw my tires on this weekend to see how it does

 

Post some pics!

 

I defined will, I’ll post them on this thread

 

I did it y’all! Screw it ! Looks too sweet. I appreciate all the advice.

 

Looks great! Feel any difference on the drive home?

Also might be worth it to do the “chalk test” to get the best on road wear pattern and comfort. I’ve noticed that my tire shop always over inflates my tires.

 

Hey man those look awesome!!! Congrats!


32 psi is usually the ticket

 

Feels the same to me. The counterweight is hitting caliper tho and thank you!

 

Thank you! I appreciate. The little counterweight is hitting the caliper tho but I think it’ll just grind it down a bit on its own

 

Hmm, did they use the stick on kind or the crimp on?
Could also put some small spacers on if you really wanted to. As long as you don't mind rock chips

 

Definitely don’t want rock chips. They used the pasty ones so I’m just going to move them more to the edge

 

Your trucks are definitely a little heaver than mine but I've found that 40psi is about right for my current set up with the E range tires. My old SL tires I used to run 33psi but definitely varies by every application I suppose.

 

Daaang! That looks awesome

 

Thank you !

 

19 4x4 2.7.

Top pic is 265/70/16

bottom is 265/75/16

I’ve done both. No major difference between stock and the two others. You will notice a slight decrease in mpg.

 

265/75/16s are next..I might just bite the bullet and get 285s

 

265/75/16

 

Still does 75 at 2500 rpm

 

@YotaKid
Tires look good - look good for off-roading as well - how are they on pavement - still drive nice?... harder?... bumpier?...
Any other adjective ?...
Still riding with those?

Where abouts in AZ are ya

 

They feel better than stock. Tires soak in the bumps better.