Tire size

I want to put my tacoma SR5 2019 bigger tires, it comes in 245 / 75R16, I don't want to lift the suspension. fit 265 / 75R16? what brand? can someone please help me?

 

265 75 16 will fit bf good rich, Goodyear, and falkens popular

 

I went to 265/75r16 Duratrac's on my Sr5 with no lift, no issues, they have been great

 

Exactly the size I plan to put on when my stocks are done. Hopefully no rub on my 18 SR5.

 

I want to put my tacoma SR5 2019 bigger tires, it comes in 245 / 75R16, I don't want to lift the suspension. fit 265 / 75R16? what brand? can someone please help me?

 

Scroll up....

 

255 85 16 on your stock wheels.

Full 33", stuffs up the wheel wells for a nice look, no rubbing, cutting or lift.

Several threads, including some really long ones, on the topic.

 

This is the answer your looking for. There are hundreds of pages of discussion on this particular tire size on stock height vehicles.

 

I don't understand your POLL!

 

Thank you all for the help, but I think the best option is to lift it. I was thinking of not lifting it because at the Toyota dealer the seller told me that I would lose the warranty, but I spoke with a specialist yesterday and he says that I only lose the warranty on the parts that I change. Thanks everyone for your help.

 

Lol what? If there's ANYTHING that happens to your truck from now on. The dealer WILL find a way to pin the cause as being related to your lift and try to get out of doing warranty work.
So you ask for options on tire size since you dont want to lift, then turn around and follow the advice of a dealer "specialist". Along with that poorly made poll I don't think I understand your thought process.

 

That is true in the purest sense.

It's also true that some dealers will blame whatever is plausible on those changes to decline warranty too. Bearings, CV joints, etc etc. IE anything that has some impact from the lift.

May or may not be an issue for you. Just don't take the last person's word as gospel, unless you know that person will be the decision maker every time.

 

Fyi, even with a lift you're going to have to do some cutting to fit tires bigger than mentioned in this thread.

 

Well, since you're gonna lift it anyway, go with some BIG tires...





Or bigger...

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