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Here we go again but this time it's for me
I have a 99 3rd gen SR5 4x4. It has 16 inch rims and no lift. What is the biggest tire I can fit on it? I'm currently have 265 70 16's on there but I'd like to go with 275 70 16's in the MT/R's.
Whatcha all think?
BTW I checked the archives and couldn't find what I was looking for.
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I know for a fact...
that you can fit 33s under there, but you couldn't turn without rubbing like crazy. I would think a 275 would be tight fit and subject to some rubbing. Might ask your tire guy.
I'm putting on 33s next week, but I am also getting a 2" body lift.
Hope this helps!
Brian
I'm putting on 33s next week, but I am also getting a 2" body lift.
Hope this helps!
Brian
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I'm pretty sure you can't fit more than 265/75's underneath without any lift at all. On a 16x7 rim, I don't rub on turns, but I do rub when going up inclines on turns. On a 16x8 rim, you'll rub on turns.
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When I bought my 99 2wd, it had 275/70-16's on it and it didn't rub at all. They were Michelins that are originally sized/designed for a Land Cruiser. They will be fine. You may want to go with a 265/75-16 depending on price.
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Can confirm I ran 265/75/16 Michelins LTX A/T on my 96 unlifted and 265/75/16 Dueller A/T and A/T Revo on my 99 before it was lifted.
No rubbing except for about an hour with those little nubbins that are on new tires. They wore off in an hour.
David
No rubbing except for about an hour with those little nubbins that are on new tires. They wore off in an hour.
David
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