so, what size tire can I really run on a 2021 TRD OR DCSB?

Planning to purchase a 2021 DCSB TRD OR. MT and army green.
It will be used primarily as my hunting truck.
I do not want to alter the truck or suspension. However, I need to add the largest mud tire I can fit without issues? I will be keeping the TRD OR rims.
Can I go larger than stock tire size?
I promise I have searched and read but maybe I am missing a definitive answer.

Any real world input would be appreciated.

Thanks in advance

 

You SHOULD be able to clear 265/75 without any issues. That’s what I run now. I’ve also seen some dudes going 255/85.

 

Welcome! 265/75/16. Some people are running 255/85/16 as mentioned. Plenty of threads on this topic. These are just from the 3rd gen forum, plenty of info in the Wheels & Tire forum as well.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/biggest-tire-w-out-lift.547837/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/what’s-the-largest-tire-i-can-fit.702747/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tires-on-2019-trd-sport.700430/#post-24811771
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2020-tacoma-largest-tires.678119/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/can-i-run-265-75-16-on-stock-suspension.675237/#post-23742616
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tire-wheel-questions-from-a-new-taco-owner.674506/#post-23710117
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/put-255-85-16s-on-stock-or-wheels-and-suspension.491079/

 

Thank you for the reply.

 

I'm in the same boat. I use my truck for hunting and daily driver. I have 265/75/15 BFG KO2's which have been excellent as far as looks and wear here in the rocky roads of Arizona.

 

thanks again for the responses.
Sorry for the frequently asked question repeat.

My first truck was a 81 hilux 4x4. Currently have a nice 87 hilux xtra cab 4x4 and a battered 300k mile tacoma pre runner.

 

Assuming 16" wheels 265/70/16 is a factory optional size. You can usually go to 265/75/16's with no issues. But there isn't really much difference in size. About 1" taller, same width. But IME 275/75/16's are usually $10-$20 cheaper per tire.