4Peanut

I went with the OME set up (heavy duty springs and firm shocks front and rear) and put a set of 285/75 16 BFG AT's on my '96 4Runner SR5 4WD. Now, I'm wishing I hadn't. The 285's are too big. I rub, acceleration and overall performance is down and gas mileage sucks. I know I could put a BL on, but this is not an off-roader, and I have already put a lot into an otherwise daily driver.

Before I try to sell the 285's, I am looking for someone in the MD, DC or VA area with a set of 265/75 16 BFG AT's with around 5,000 miles on them interested in a trade.

These tires have never been off-road.

Alternatively, if someone is interested in these tires outright, please reply or PM me. For a sale, I will deliver within a one-hour's drive of Reston, VA.

4Peanut

BeaterToyota

If you have trouble selling/trading them on Yotatech, you could try posting them here.

4Peanut

Bumpity bump.

dragr1

iTrader: (3)

Hum, I'm wanting to run 285's on mine with OME HD lift, but also ARB Bumper and winch. I do have the 882's though, did you get the 881's? How bad is the rubbing? Is the rubbing in the front?

waskillywabbit

iTrader: (-1)

Get a body lift and do some fender well trimming and you'll be fine. Lots of guys at SE4RJ had 285s and had no problems whatsoever.

dragr1

iTrader: (3)

I'm not scared of the fender trimming, but I don't want the bodylift-I won't be able to fit in my garage with a bodylift and 33's. The 33's alone will make it extremely close. I have thought about the bodylift and 33x12.50's though and parking full time in the driveway. I have also thought about 33x10.50x15's and wheel spacers. Oh, the endless tire choices.