Pizza Cutters 255/85/r16

Without a doubt, they are heavy. Being a C rated sidewall, they absorb pavement imperfections better. I've really noticed the reduced rolling resistance compared to the Generals, which were E rated. I would buy these again in a heartbeat. I also don't doubt they will be great in snow.

 

Not sure most of this is applicable to the OP's post as the vast majority of skinny 33's on 16's are E-Range or C-Range (and absurdly heavy...aka ATW4's).

This is why when I go skinny 33's I will be going back to 17's

 

What's a good 255/80r17 in C load? Preferably an AT

 

I went with the falken wild peak mt’s, they’ve been pretty good so far.

 

Lot's of great options for 17's....that's why I'll make the switch when I go skinny 33

 

thick

 

Will a 255/80/R17 fit on a 2023 TRD Off Road with the 2” TRD lift with the 17” TRD Sema wheels without and cutting or modifying?

 

Welcome. I know you are asking of the 17" version....17s actually run smaller than 16s with regard to the tire sizes in question here.

 

E rated for the win

 

I know AT4W’s are really the only option in 16’s but any reason you prefer the E’s over C’s?

 

I prefer the E For off-roading since I’m out a lot. I like to know I have a solid tire rolling over Sharp rocks etc.

 

I see none on discount tire. Where are you fixing these non-E rated 255/80-17s?

 

Falken lists the LT 17" as E rated, they do list a P-metric in an SL rating. The 16" is C rated.

https://www.falkentire.com/wildpeak/at4w

 

I see the E rated 255/80-17 and the C rated 255/85-16. I don’t see an SL rated 255/80-17

 

Oops, you're right. That's a 255/70 in SL.

 

255/80/17 (AT4W) on 40th 4runner wheels. No rubbing (i have a viper cut, no other trimming) . E load only at this size at the time of my purchase.