Tire/wheel

I’m sure this has been asked before…I just purchased a ‘25 Tacoma off-road. What are the largest tires I can put on without a lift that won’t cause any rubbing?

 

it depends on offset. I believe 285/70/17 is maximum you can fit with no upgrades to suspension lift. But you need to stay in the +25 offset or higher. That is minimal poke.

I have 285/70/17 with zero offset and it only rubs the felt fender wall going in reverse full lock. But I addressed this by adjusting the felt.
No rub afterwards. So my set up would probably be the maximum without suspension lift or any aggressive trimming.

 

And I could use the same wheels?

 

Stock wheels? Sure. I just don’t think it looks good but I also don’t think stock wheels with stock tires look good either. These trucks need big beefy stance otherwise it just looks like a gym bro that skipped leg days.

 

It has been asked before, and certainly with more descriptive thread titles. "Tire/wheel" is low effort. You can do better. It will help other people browsing the latest posts in the forum to know whether they have something to contribute.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/2024-tacoma-trd-off-road-largest-tire-sizes-without-lift.838164/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/4th-gen-largest-tires-w-no-lift.829078/
https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/largest-tire-size-without-rubbing.797976/

 

Needs to be a sticky.

 

Appreciate the constructive criticism. I’ll be sure to consult the official TacomaWorld style guide before asking anything so reckless again.