Post your 265/75 16s!

265/75/16 Goodyear Wrangler Duratrac + Old Man Emu 3" lift on MB wheels.

 

It rides good, I don't feel any different from before putting the leveling kit.
Not sure of offloading since am one of those my Tacoma is a "princess" I dont go offloading lol

 

Haha ok thanks. Well, your truck looks good. I’m going to look into going this route to give me a little more clearance.

 

After seen your tacoma , I saw the background and thought. Wow thats beautiful I wonder if it Puerto Rico ,then I saw Hawaii, oh ok make sence our islands are twins

 

Just put on some Falken Rubitreks in 265/75/16 tonight. Feel great. Look great. Balanced up without an issue on the first try.

 

hahaha I have no idea. I thought the same thing and then rolled the stock 245/75 up next to them and they almost looked identical size. Eyes be playin tricks on us!

 

Stock suspension or 1.5" lift upfront ?
Any rubbing ?
What are those wheels ? and offset?

 

Anyone have issues with tires rubbing suspension on 265-75-16 on stock wheels and suspension. Or have pics of how close it rides to everything?

 

Wildpeaks in 265/75/16 on Fifteen52's

 

I’m on stock SR suspension, stock SR5 wheels (+25mm I believe). I’ve got plenty of clearance! No rubbing whatsoever. Was even able to put my husky mudguards back on. Just grabbed some daytime pics for you. Hope that helps!

 

THX much Tugboat
This is way the way I plan to go - I am keeping the stock TRD OR wheels because of the +25mm off set.
I wish I could find some really badass 16x8 black wheels with +25 offset but no luck. Maybe powder caot the stock wheels ? ? ? ?
From all the research I have done I am convinced that the offset is best answer to the rubbing issue.
You start moving the wheels out to get a more aggressive look - which I get - you start to introduce all kinds of unintended consequences.
True Story:
About 15 or so years ago a buddy and I ended up in a bar drinking with two Ford engineers.
They really schooled us on having intimate relations with the suspension geometry of your vehicle to include wheels and tires.
Lesson learned: you can probably get away with pushing the envelope a tad but get too extreme and . . . .

 

hey Bran12, hope this helps answer your questions!

 

@crookedcoast, love the bronze wheels and the scenery is awesome as well.

 

2nd gens are getting washed out more and more on this forum, especially the desert sand mica color so figured I’d post mine up. Just put on 265/75r16 Hankook Dynapro ATM . Plan on bilstein 5100’s soon as well. Still love the reliability of these 2nd gen 4.0’s Picked this one up last month with 120k miles on it for a steal

 

Classic foggy PNW mornings.

 

@blacksheepstreetco. that's a clean looking truck. 120K for Toyota is just broken in! Nothing freshens up an older truck than a new set of wheels. Just saying.

 

@Discount Tire appreciate it! And excited to see the miles and places this Yota will take. I may purchase some wheels later down the road! We are headed over to Arizona for our Honeymoon in March so spending has to stop for now

 

@blacksheepstreetco. Congrats! March is a great time to spend your honeymoon in AZ, the weather should be fantastic. Be sure to visit Sedona while here!