Stock 2021 TRD Sport 4x4 in need of Off-Road tires

What is the biggest tire I can go with that want destroy the ride or rub? I’m currently riding stock 265 65 R17?

 

You can probably get away with 265/70/17, otherwise stick with 265/65/17.

 

tire size has nothing to do with destroying the rid as far as rub you can go up an inch

 

Typically from what I've read and looked at, staying stock is your best bet if you plan on going off road and don't want to commit to any modifications.

Some have gotten away with 33s and minimal trimming, but doubt they've undergone any testing cycling the suspension at full lock, or stuffing the tires off road and not encounter any issues.

Of course may be wrong, and if I am, any one else feel free to chime in. In most videos ive seen going on about biggest tires on stock suspension, It's almost always "tested" on pavement and no mention of off road.

 

^^ This ^^ .. and there are numerous threads dedicated to going up a tire size. Will it rub? I think that's a maybe depending on a few variables including the chin spoiler on the Sport. I debated going with 70's but decided not too. Here's a thread where I posted some pics of my new TOYO Open Country AT3's (stock size) and a couple of my clearance.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/wheel-offset.726780/#post-25938027

 

265/70/17 this is what I went with

 

265 75 16

 

Sport has 17"

 

oh

 

Same.

Chin spoiler off within minutes of bringing the truck home too lol.

 

So glad someone finally asked this. Current body style has been around for 5 years and FINALLY someone asks what size tire they can run.

 

255/75/17 won't rub

 

You can run 32s just fine. Get some falken wild Peak AT3W's and call it a day.

 

265/70/17. I recommend you get C load tires as they’re the same load range as stock. E load will deteriorate your ride quality.

 

You can definitely do 265/70/17 with no issues. I recommend the Nitto Ridge Grapplers.

 

@CttAznRanger you ran Cooper STT Pro's in 255/75/17 on stock Sport Wheels with zero issue correct?

 

Correct. Honestly, it's been said that 255/80R17 works fine as well

 

265/70/17 will not rub on the chin spoiler. The tires might “touch” the front mudflaps, other than that it’s good to go.

 

I will probably stick with stock size, my truck didn’t come with mudflaps but I plan on adding them. I don’t want tires rubbing on anything.

 

These look good, these are the tires I was looking at. They do well on the street?