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wheel question?
I found some wheels i like but i dont quite understand all the sizes. I have an 02 4Runner sport with stock rims and 265/75/16 BFG all terrains. Which size from the link do i need to order?
http://www.4wheelonline.com/Products...oductId=127570
also any input on these wheels is good too, I would assume anything from pro comp would be good quality. 90% of my driving is on road (i live in suburban new york) and any off roading i do definitely doesn't involve rock crawling btw. thanks guys
http://www.4wheelonline.com/Products...oductId=127570
also any input on these wheels is good too, I would assume anything from pro comp would be good quality. 90% of my driving is on road (i live in suburban new york) and any off roading i do definitely doesn't involve rock crawling btw. thanks guys
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huh, thats good to know....i trust your knowledge/answers rockslide. do you have pics? reason i said that is b/c the LC 16x8 wheels i got with 275/70 look way wider then my oem 5 stars with 265/70.
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So you're basically looking for pretty much an on-road set of wheels? I don't know how they would look on 3rd Gens, but those 18" rims on the 4th Gen Limiteds really look good. I think 18's are a good-sized street wheels without looking like a ghetto-thugged out SUV rolling 23's.
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A combination of both larger rim and tire cause them to be wider, but I believe the rim is causing more of the stance than the tire alone. I'd say the rim is causing about 70% of the wider stance and the tire makes up the remaining 30% (Just guessing here).
For compairing tire sizes, check out this model:
http://www.miata.net/garage/tirecalc.html
And here's another good one too:
http://www.wickedbodies.net/Tire-Size-Calculator.htm
For pics of my current 265/75s on 16x8 wheels vs my old 265/70s on 16x7 wheels, check out my Install thread. Plenty of before and after pics here:
https://www.yotatech.com/forums/f2/n...s-pics-125975/
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So you're basically looking for pretty much an on-road set of wheels? I don't know how they would look on 3rd Gens, but those 18" rims on the 4th Gen Limiteds really look good. I think 18's are a good-sized street wheels without looking like a ghetto-thugged out SUV rolling 23's.
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Procomp 16x8 6x5.5 offset 0 with 265/75R16
I think you will be fine with it.
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