Will this setup fit?(Method Wheels, Ko2's, Stock Height)

Hey guys,

I'm planning on getting new tires once these POS dunlops wear out. I'm planning on getting 265-70-17 Bf Goodrich Ko2's and a set of Method MR306 wheels. I have a stock height TRD sport.

Will this setup fit without rubbing issues?
Also, how painful is the TPMS transfer from the stock sport oem wheels to the new ones?

I know some people rub and some don't with relatively spec'd rims and tires.
I looked all over the place to see if any members have this exact setup, but my search came up unsuccessful. Thank you.

Here are the rim specs:

Technical Details

• Wheel Size: 17x8.5
• Bolt Pattern: 6 on 5.5
• Offset: 0
• Back Space: 4.75
• Hub Bore: 108
• Wheel Weight: 27.1
• Max Load: 2500
• Finish: Matte Black

• Center Cap: MRW1922B114-S1
  
  

 

Yes you will have to just remove front mud flaps.

 

Front flaps and maybe a little trim on the inner fender.

 

What he said-have you considered installing a leveling kit? I did and love the stance!

 

I've considered it, but I've also heard it puts excess stress on the oem struts/shocks (some people have snapped them in other threads) and that it makes the truck ride like shit. I would love to get a 3 inch lift, but to do it right, it would run me around 1600 with a semi-decent installation and parts. Then deal with all of the unspoken stuff like worse mpg, handling, excess part wear and the inevitable shitty installation issues that every single NJ shop near me would do. I'd rather put that money towards getting a toy on the side (racecar). I like your pic by the way, parking decks and MGMDBLBTRDSPORTFTMFW!

 

You'll be fine with stock suspension. Like I said, minor trimming if need be and I think it looks great.

 

I've had leveling kit (2.5) going on 6 months with no issue. Truck rides great. I too was on fence about leveling kit- some guys at work had suggested it as they did it on their tacos- they have older Tacos with no issues as well. just my two cent.

 

Oh- thanks for the compliment! love the way my truck came out! After being on this site- I keep doing more and more mods

 

Got anymore pics of yours with specs?

 

Ma god <3

 

What leveling kit did you get and roughly how much for install? lol.

 

Thanks Man.

Honestly when i bought my truck in 2013 new- I told myself i was done with modding a truck etc. I loved the look of the truck stk. Yet, as I saw many tacos with mods etc i eventually bit the bullet ! keep finding myself doing more and more stuff. This past week I upgraded my speakers and installed a amp! what a great upgrade man! I recc this to everyone-stk speakers suck! haha

 

The KO2s will kill your mileage all by themselves, load range E is no joke

 

I went to 4 wheel parts for the install and leveling kit- leveling kit is a 2.5. I think they sold it for like 150- you can find cheaper ones for like 75 buck but since they installed i had to go with there brand.

 

Speakers are honestly garbage, so good call on that one. I want to do so much to mine, but at the end of the day I don't want to end up with a 5 year old $50,000 Tacoma. I'd rather put my eggs in different baskets, if you know what I mean. But keep on rockin' with yours its going to be nice to see that truck evolve.

 

I'm planning on getting the load range C tires. I heard there is a big difference in weight between C and E.

 

Haha I know what you mean- plus my wife goona freak if i keep spending. A sub is the last upgrade I will do. For now- haha. I plan on keeping my taco for a long time- so I don't mind tailoring it to my needs. Yet- I totally agree with you on a 50000 Tacoma- good thing is these trucks hold their value. I've already been hit up my servicing dealer to buy my truck. It was a good offer- but after what ive done- not letting her go

 

Very similar spec to my wheels but I have slightly lower offset (-6) and 1.75" lift in the front. I have lots of room between my control arm and tire so you should be fine stock with 0 offset.

Did a bunch of research on this before I bought my load C and am very happy I made that choice. Load range E seems to be a bit much for our light trucks unless your doing some serious wheeling/towing.

 

That Set up should fit, I put a 3 inch front lift on my truck with 17x9 wheels and 270/75/17 Ko2's. I had to take my mudflats off. I love the Ko2's! They look awesome