View Poll Results: 285's or 265's?
265/75/16 MT's on stock rim, 16X7
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14.71%
285/75/16 on rock crawlers, 16X8
16
47.06%
or, 285/75/16 MT's on stock rim, 16X7
13
38.24%
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285 or 265/75/16's? Help me decide!
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Originally posted by Dude236
the rockcrawlers would make it look cheap in my opinion.
the rockcrawlers would make it look cheap in my opinion.
ARE you trying to say that Doink's rig looks cheap? looks pretty bad-A to me!! Well, his is a 2nd gen but it wouldn't look much different on the 3rd gen.
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keisur that 4runner looks pretty good, but mad chemist doesnt have the arb bumper too match, and with his color i think it wouldnt look great, but if he likes the way it looks than more power too him, just my opinion
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Originally posted by Dude236
keisur that 4runner looks pretty good, but mad chemist doesnt have the arb bumper too match, and with his color i think it wouldnt look great, but if he likes the way it looks than more power too him, just my opinion
keisur that 4runner looks pretty good, but mad chemist doesnt have the arb bumper too match, and with his color i think it wouldnt look great, but if he likes the way it looks than more power too him, just my opinion
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oh didnt notice the bumper in his avatar, but there it is. i definetly think it would look better now, but whatever wheels you choose congratulations on the bigger tires, and oh ya good choice with the bfg mt
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Well, after verifying that 15 inch rims don't fit on the 3rd gen 4runners, I took the plunge and ordered a set of 285/75/16's BFG MT's on black rockcrawler rims. Will post pics when they get here!
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Originally posted by Mad Chemist
Well, after verifying that 15 inch rims don't fit on the 3rd gen 4runners, I took the plunge and ordered a set of 285/75/16's BFG MT's on black rockcrawler rims. Will post pics when they get here!
Well, after verifying that 15 inch rims don't fit on the 3rd gen 4runners, I took the plunge and ordered a set of 285/75/16's BFG MT's on black rockcrawler rims. Will post pics when they get here!
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Keisur,
Yes- mine came stock with the 16 inch rims and 13 inch rotors. I tried fitting a pair of 15X8 rims, ~3.5" backspacing, rock crawler clones (I think they were Allied rims) that JRUZ just bought. It wasn't even close. They scraped on the very edge of the rim, and things only get worse as the rim tapers in smaller as you get further into the rim. As you mentioned (I think?), you'd need so much backspacing that no portion of the rim fit over the caliper. The calipers look different on a 4runner vs. a Tacoma, but they don't differ that much in size. Its mostly the larger rotor- the rotor on Jim's Tacoma was probably 2 inches smaller in diameter.
I'll definitely post pics when the new tires/rims come in.
Yes- mine came stock with the 16 inch rims and 13 inch rotors. I tried fitting a pair of 15X8 rims, ~3.5" backspacing, rock crawler clones (I think they were Allied rims) that JRUZ just bought. It wasn't even close. They scraped on the very edge of the rim, and things only get worse as the rim tapers in smaller as you get further into the rim. As you mentioned (I think?), you'd need so much backspacing that no portion of the rim fit over the caliper. The calipers look different on a 4runner vs. a Tacoma, but they don't differ that much in size. Its mostly the larger rotor- the rotor on Jim's Tacoma was probably 2 inches smaller in diameter.
I'll definitely post pics when the new tires/rims come in.
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See here:
http://www.4wheelparts.com/product2....ss=TWD&cat=PAC
4" backspacing rockcrawlers with BGF's. They had free shipping if you ordered this weekend. Total was about 1030.00
I went to a local 4wheelparts, and they tried to tell me that the deal I saw on the internet didn't include mounting and balancing-
Yeah, right, like they're going to ship four rims and four tires seperately? By the time they added on various fees, it came up to about 1200.00. They've had this package listed for a couple of weeks, and the free shipping thing has come up 2-3 times since I've been eyeing this package, so its worth waiting until you see it (probably saved a couple hundred bucks in shipping alone). As for the tires and rims, I ended up paying what I would have paid at a local tire place once mounting and balancing were added in.
Figure about 60 bucks each for the rims, and about 190 each for the BFG's.
So, these puppies should last a long time if I put the street tires on for longer trips. Oh, I'm probably going to get their road hazard package as well, is 10% the price of the tires, but covers you both on and off-road- as long as there is 50% tread left on the tire, if you shred a tire wall on a rock or whatever, they'll replace it.
http://www.4wheelparts.com/product2....ss=TWD&cat=PAC
4" backspacing rockcrawlers with BGF's. They had free shipping if you ordered this weekend. Total was about 1030.00
I went to a local 4wheelparts, and they tried to tell me that the deal I saw on the internet didn't include mounting and balancing-
Yeah, right, like they're going to ship four rims and four tires seperately? By the time they added on various fees, it came up to about 1200.00. They've had this package listed for a couple of weeks, and the free shipping thing has come up 2-3 times since I've been eyeing this package, so its worth waiting until you see it (probably saved a couple hundred bucks in shipping alone). As for the tires and rims, I ended up paying what I would have paid at a local tire place once mounting and balancing were added in.
Figure about 60 bucks each for the rims, and about 190 each for the BFG's.
So, these puppies should last a long time if I put the street tires on for longer trips. Oh, I'm probably going to get their road hazard package as well, is 10% the price of the tires, but covers you both on and off-road- as long as there is 50% tread left on the tire, if you shred a tire wall on a rock or whatever, they'll replace it.
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Originally posted by Mad Chemist
Keisur,
Yes- mine came stock with the 16 inch rims and 13 inch rotors. I tried fitting a pair of 15X8 rims, ~3.5" backspacing, rock crawler clones (I think they were Allied rims) that JRUZ just bought. It wasn't even close. They scraped on the very edge of the rim, and things only get worse as the rim tapers in smaller as you get further into the rim. As you mentioned (I think?), you'd need so much backspacing that no portion of the rim fit over the caliper. The calipers look different on a 4runner vs. a Tacoma, but they don't differ that much in size. Its mostly the larger rotor- the rotor on Jim's Tacoma was probably 2 inches smaller in diameter.
I'll definitely post pics when the new tires/rims come in.
Keisur,
Yes- mine came stock with the 16 inch rims and 13 inch rotors. I tried fitting a pair of 15X8 rims, ~3.5" backspacing, rock crawler clones (I think they were Allied rims) that JRUZ just bought. It wasn't even close. They scraped on the very edge of the rim, and things only get worse as the rim tapers in smaller as you get further into the rim. As you mentioned (I think?), you'd need so much backspacing that no portion of the rim fit over the caliper. The calipers look different on a 4runner vs. a Tacoma, but they don't differ that much in size. Its mostly the larger rotor- the rotor on Jim's Tacoma was probably 2 inches smaller in diameter.
I'll definitely post pics when the new tires/rims come in.
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Originally posted by Mad Chemist
I went to a local 4wheelparts, and they tried to tell me that the deal I saw on the internet didn't include mounting and balancing-
Yeah, right, like they're going to ship four rims and four tires seperately? By the time they added on various fees, it came up to about 1200.00. They've had this package listed for a couple of weeks, and the free shipping thing has come up 2-3 times since I've been eyeing this package, so its worth waiting until you see it (probably saved a couple hundred bucks in shipping alone). As for the tires and rims, I ended up paying what I would have paid at a local tire place once mounting and balancing were added in.
Figure about 60 bucks each for the rims, and about 190 each for the BFG's.
So, these puppies should last a long time if I put the street tires on for longer trips. Oh, I'm probably going to get their road hazard package as well, is 10% the price of the tires, but covers you both on and off-road- as long as there is 50% tread left on the tire, if you shred a tire wall on a rock or whatever, they'll replace it.
I went to a local 4wheelparts, and they tried to tell me that the deal I saw on the internet didn't include mounting and balancing-
Yeah, right, like they're going to ship four rims and four tires seperately? By the time they added on various fees, it came up to about 1200.00. They've had this package listed for a couple of weeks, and the free shipping thing has come up 2-3 times since I've been eyeing this package, so its worth waiting until you see it (probably saved a couple hundred bucks in shipping alone). As for the tires and rims, I ended up paying what I would have paid at a local tire place once mounting and balancing were added in.
Figure about 60 bucks each for the rims, and about 190 each for the BFG's.
So, these puppies should last a long time if I put the street tires on for longer trips. Oh, I'm probably going to get their road hazard package as well, is 10% the price of the tires, but covers you both on and off-road- as long as there is 50% tread left on the tire, if you shred a tire wall on a rock or whatever, they'll replace it.
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don't know who's this is but I found the pic on the internet last fall, I think that the 3rd's look dang good with black wheels:
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Those look like Tech1 Streetlock rims like seafairingman has. Yup, think it'll look pretty sharp when I get them on. Will have to get a custom rear bumper to ditch the chrome one eventually.
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