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What Will Fit?

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by RedneckGator, Apr 1, 2016.

  1. Apr 1, 2016 at 8:12 AM
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    RedneckGator

    RedneckGator [OP] New Member

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    First Name:
    Kyle
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    2009 Green Tacoma TRD Sport 4x4 SR5
    HELLO ALL!
    This is my first post; there will be many more to come, I am sure.

    I bought a 2009 TRD Sport in December of 2014 and have loved it. The tires that were on it when I bought it were Nitto Crossteks (265/65/R17) and they are still on it. I have had one h#!! of a time with nails and screws in the last year. One tire has two patches, another has a patch, a third has a plug almost in the side-wall that I did and have been lucky has held, and the fourth tire had a nail so bad that the tire shop wouldn't allow me to put it back on (so I am using a dunlop spare). Now, Wednesday, I was crossing the RR tracks to my property and one of the pieces of gravel sliced a hole in my left front tire. I pulled it out and plugged it but there is a slow leak and the tire shop say's that it's unrepairable.

    I have a couple of questions...

    1. My dad is a member of this forum but unfortunately we not talk much, he mentioned a while back that there was a way to "level" the front with a new shock that matched the ones that were on the SPORT package. What shock is that?

    2. If I wanted to lift it slightly what lift would be recommended? I really do not want to do a full suspension lift but... I would like to up my tire size.

    3. What is the largest tire that I could fit under it without any lift? What about with the leveling with a different shock? What about if I did a "leveling" kit?

    I have a close friend who manages a Goodyear in town and I stopped by there to add air this morning... I was looking at the Wrangler All-Terrain Adventure w/ Kevlar and the Wrangler DuraTrac. Does anyone have any history with these tires? I currently have 265-65-R17's... I was looking at 265-70-R17, could I go bigger?

    Sorry for the novel... I would greatly appreciate your help.

    KW
    "RedneckGator"
     

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