Tires, how big can you go.

I realize this info is in here some where and there is a search button, thank you.
I’d just like an easy answer to the question, if that’s okay.
What’s the biggest tire you can get on a 2022 Sport with a factory lift kit?
Without any other modification other than the factory installed lift kit.
Rim and tire options….it comes with 17” rims but I don’t think you have to stick with that.
Hell, I don’t thing the model matters, does it? Sport, SR, Off Road..
Again I apologize if my laziness offends anyone but my short attention span and ocd kill me weeding through the mountain of technical jargon I come across…
Not that I don’t appreciate everyone hard work, I do…

 

Fridaaaaaaaay!

 

One size up from stock size. That is it. Done.

 

Guy’s, should I delete these types of questions? I really don’t want to cause trouble.

 

The door jamb tells you how big you can go.

Or you can easily fit 40's on it.

 

The best way I’ve found to get info on any TW topic is to just type what you are looking for in Google and then add Tacoma world at the end of it.

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/biggest-tire-w-out-lift.547837/

 

i dont know how i feel about this thing.. one side thinks that its bad ass.. another side thinks it looks silly af.

 

Don't sweat it Eddy, but this question does get asked a lot here (hence the gentle ribbing you are experiencing). As stated, you can typically go up one size (tire folks call this +1) without any issues.

Enjoy your truck brother and don't let this place get you down. They really do mean well.

 

33" 255/85/16 or 255/80/17 pizza cutters are the biggest without rubbing, cutting, trimming, etc......

Most are ok with a 32" 265/75/16 or 265/70/17 tire

 

THIS IS HOW BIG!!!!!!




YOU CAN CLOSE THIS THREAD NOW!!!

 

Toyota already equipped the Tacoma with the largest tire that will fit without rubbing. Any larger sizes tire can lead to the potential of rubbing.

 

265/75/16 slight rub maybe maybe not

 

Too late my guy.

 

You could squeeze in 38s.

Sorry, you didn't ask if you want to be able to steer or go over anything that would compress the suspension, or actually turn them without punishing your drivetrain.

 

265/70/17 or 265/75/16 is barely 31” though.

 

To answer your question. You can fit 255/80/17 or 255/85/16 or 265/70/17 or 265/75/16, can also fit 275/70/17.

 

Be nice to mr OP guys.