What size tire can I put on my stock tacoma with out getting a cabin chop

I figure some folks might find this google feature useful. Want to search a specific site? Not all sites are indexed fully, but this is pretty cool. Enter the following into the googles:

3rd gen tire size site:tacomaworld.com

#1 result: 3rd Gen - Stock Wheels w/ Max Tire Size (Maybe Sticky ...www.tacomaworld.com › ... › 3rd Gen. Tacomas (2016+)

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/tacoma-lift-faq-guide-read-this.11282/

https://www.tacomaworld.com/threads/largest-tacoma-tire-sizes-on-stock-suspension.67550/

 

But when we call anything other than a remote res threaded body adjustable coilover a coilover, the guys with said expensive coilovers get all butt hurt.

 

Unless you're planning on a lot of heavy duty off roading there is no need for a lift or suspension mods. You can fit 265/75/16 or 265/70/17 on factory suspension and there should be no rubbing other than perhaps if you have mud flaps. Once you enter the lift world, there are many things that come into play, so if you don't need it, just get one size up on your tires and you'll be looking good at the mall and handle most reasonable offroading situations. Party pooper I am. Sorry, I'm at home and felt like typing.

 

CHOP? I tried googling it, no idea what that means. Please enlighten me.

 

Sorry bud you have to tear down the entire cabin and forego any trips to the lake. Big tires just won't fit in there.

 

Heard a guy on youtube call it a cat mount chop

 

Ha! I noticed that as well the first time i read the post.

 

Hang in there OP... you’ll eventually get some good direction. Your open ended question is the equivalent of a coed asking the varsity team “what should I wear to the prom”?

 

Don't kill your cats kids

 

I think there are some good answers for tire size already posted. For a lift, "the best" is pretty subjective. How much and what type of offroading will you do? What's your budget. You can spend a a good amount on a lift. Kings seem to be very popular here for "High End" suspension upgrades. But they can run you about $4500 for them. Fox, Bilstein, Old Man Emu, Dobinsons, and Icon are other reputable companies for lifts. Once I am in need of upgrading, I will be most likely going with Dobinsons after researching and figuring out my needs.

Also welcome to the forum!

 

Yep, I have found this to be true. I never use the search bar anymore... for some reason, it sucks. And, fkn google is better. I hate that.