Largest Tires That Fit On a Stock TRD Sport - 17" Wheels

Before everyone starts complaining that there are a million+ threads about tires, have you tried searching for a specific piece of information without spending hours combing through the results?

Also, no one made you open this thread.

I have a 2017 TRD Sport DCLB with 17" wheels nearing the end of life for the original tires and I would like to get something a little larger and aggressive looking but am curious others experiences. What is the largest you have put on without rubbing?

 

Largest for 17” without rub? 255/75r17

 

Okay, not gonna say it.....

 

This is a trick question because it depends on how much yours willing to cut

 

40s should fit no rubbing.

 

I think the new Marlin Crawler kit allows this. So OP get the Matlin Crawler long travel rock crawler kit and you can fit fohdees.

 

265 70 17

 

36 24 36

 

Compare to stock.
Gives you a general idea.

 

Only if she's 5'3"

 

This is what I was thinking might work.

 

Don't want to cut.

 

There used to be a sticky that had all of this info, can't seem to find it now.


Found it:

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/largest-tacoma-tire-sizes-on-stock-suspension.67550/

 

Nothing definitive in there with respect to Sport 17" wheels. Some say 265/70/17 work, others not. 255/75/17 would be my guess, as 80 series would be really close.

 

Wondering if anyone can update on this re 255/75r17 fit on stock trd sport wheels with no lift. Ordering a set of winter tires for my new 2020 and want a little bigger tire.

 

I have the 265/70/17 on mine. Stock suspension no rubbing.

 

265/70/17 Dueler Revo 3's on stock suspension. No rubbing or cutting. A "hybrid" A/T, it is a quieter ride that than the standard A/T. I barely notice it with the regular noises of the truck.

 

If you will not lift and don't want to cut, stick with stock size tires. Anything bigger and you increase the chances of rubbing.

 

Specifically Looking for experience with 255/75r17 on stock 17in sport wheels. 265/70/17 is a 1/2 in smaller diameter so good info that makes it look promising but still not a definitive answer.
Funny thing is there are comments in some of these threads that indicate 255/r80/17 fits stock suspension but some say rubbing occurs so am hoping that 255/75/17 is the sweet spot.

 

if the tire is any wider you may have an issue with the upper control arm. I bought mine through Costco, and the manager was unsure of the fit. He put one on to check the clearance, and there is about 3/4" space between the arm and the tire. About the same as the stock tire as we checked before and after. Try this if you haven't seen it: https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc