what would you go with

New to sight
I’m shore this has been gone over a million times

2017 tocoma sport
3” front 2” rear spacer and block lift Stock wheels with 265/75r 16 BFGoodrich ko2
but can I go 285/75/r16 ko2 with a 1.5 spacer with out a lot of cutting
Just wanting a good aggressive look it is a daily driver i work construction it will see ruff muddy job sights avid hunter so bad condition gas well roads logging roads and farm field roads

 

No offense or hate aimed toward you OP, just speaking facts - you write like you're in Kindergarten.

 

https://www.tacomaworld.com/forums/suspension.18/

 

You shore that you are in the right sight?

 

Guys.. be nice.

 

I wouldn’t run a spacer lift for “rough conditions”. I’d inly run them in light trails such as old logging roads or like you said, construction sites. I’m not sure what you define as rough, but if it’s what I’m thinking youre better off with an actual suspension lift.

 

I went with no lift and 265/75/16 BFG KO2s.

 

Not everyone's first language is English. Play nice. I'm fluent in 3 languages and English is probably the dumbest in terms of logic. It's not easy

 

None taken just Glad it met your reading level

 

I live in those worst-case conditions.

I live on an oil road.

Stock wheels, tires, and suspension are perfect for anything in my yard, which includes ~10mi of logging roads.

I got stuck in quicksand once, but my Taco pulled that tractor right out of that mess.

Don't paint this any way but what it is. You want to impress other men. You think a rugged truck will do that.

It will. There's nothing wrong with it.

 

Thanks

 

Are you shore?

 

He is in the wrong fucking sight

 

Good point, I really wasn't trying to be mean about it. It was intended to be more like friendly shit talk. And OP had a good comeback...

Touché OP!

 

Man, you guys are tough!
One of my best friends (I've known him since 7th grade), has a grammar and spelling level of a 12 year old, and that's being gracious. But, he can diagnose, and fix nearly any vehicle on the road. He's a lead tech at a dealer, and has a side business, with a customer backlog happy to wait for his services, and his hand written nonsensical receipts. I help him fill out forms sometimes, but guess who's always there when I need a wrench bender?
We were all given strengths and weaknesses, don't ever forget that.

 

All good! Sarcasm and internet joking are sometimes interpreted differently

 

That's just fuck up, no offense or hate aimed at anyone. Nice comeback OP. Good luck with the decision you make. Way to treat a new member. OP welcome to TW Sir.

 

Great response!

Have you read this post? Lots of useful info:

What you need to know about lifting a 2016 Tacoma - Presented by Toytec Lifts

 

As a son of a school teacher and a brother of two more teachers
you would think I could do better
Thanks to those who gave links and info