Falken 265/70/17 Tire Rub

ok im gonna try and put them on my new taco but im leaving my front air dam on the truck

 

Your truck, your call, but you'll be fine, provided nothing else going on.

 

hey thanks for the info!!!

 

How much PSI are you running?

 

If you're referring to me, 35 in the front and 36 in the rear, stuck to the recommended by the label.

 

I’ve got a +18mm offset, no lift. Any ideas if that would pose a rubbing issue?

 

Mine are stock rims, no lift, no rub. I am not educated in offsets yet, so I'm not sure.

 

Thanks. Stock wheels for the Sport are +30 I believe, so mine stick slightly further out.

 

No asking the OP

 

Guess I’ll find out tomorrow:

 

I’m on 265/75/16 with -12 offset ray 10s and rub similar to you on the back of the fender. No rub in the front of the fender though.

 

I have a 13/45th's offset with 222.2 kpa. Any idea of I'll scrap at full wheel travel?

 

i have 265/70/17 toyo at2 on my stock height trd sport with trd trail wheels (12mm offset i believe). that seems like the absolute limit as what you can get away with no suspension upgrades as it clears everything with no rubbing but its close. i think your rubbing cause the wheel width coupled with offset, however it seems very close. you could fix that with very minor modification.

heres a pic of my truck on the specs listed above.

 

So I just mounted a set of 265/70/17 Wildpeaks on my 2018 Sport 4x4. No lift, running 17” T-Force wheels with a +18 offset (compared to a +30 stock Sport wheel offset).

No rubbing at all, even with the wheel cranked left and right. I will say that I removed my mudflaps some time ago.

Looks great, zero issues:

 

Looks good, all that worrying for nothing.....;-)

 

Ha! Just like to be prepared for all eventualities.

 

will they work with the oem splashguards though?

 

Yes.

 

ok good because I will have them on my truck.

 

Is that offset negative? I have 17x8.5 with -12 offset coming in and planning to throw in 265/70/17 tires.

I heard it's pretty close.