Biggest KO2s I can fit?

@btreezie - I went 285/75 after installing my King set-up. They were take-offs from my previous truck and had around 35k miles already. Not too much rubbing unless they were stuffed during full turns, namely pulling in my driveway! My neighbor, who also owns a 3rd Gen Offroad, says he has no issues with his 285/75s. He's rocking a spacer lift and I don't think he does much off-roading FWIW...

Anyway, I went back down to 265/75 because I found a great deal on some Duratracs locally, and no issues with rubbing whatsoever. For me, the Goodyear Duratracs have been pretty good in the Colorado snow compared to my previous KO2s. I can't really comment on road noise and wear yet since I've only had them for a few hundred miles so far.

 

Great info. I think your Duratracs fill the wheel well very well. That was one of my big concerns with that size on this lift. Think I’ll stick around that size. Rubbing makes me (and my passengers ) cringe haha. Thanks for the help.

 

I'm also going with 265/75R16's when I upgrade from the OE tires on my SR5.

I'm fairly certain I'll be going with Firestone MT2's.

 

Any noticeable decrease in mpg with 265/75/16? Not that it matters but curious.

 

I swapped tires to 265/75, added lift kit, and installed a Prinsu rack all at the same time. Dropped about 1-2mpg compared to stock OR configuration. Pretty negligible, so far..

 

Nice. What kind of lift kit did u go with and how many inch?

 

I did Kings and Wheelers 3-leaf AAL. I adjusted the fronts to about 2" and got 1.5" in the back. ~23" hub to fender all around.