32x11.50r15
#1
32x11.50r15
I was wondering if anyone was running the BFG M/T 32X11.50R15 on there 2nd gen 4runner on stock height. I was wondering if there was any rubbing with the 11.50 any feedback. Thanks
#2
Clearly you missed something..

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#12
haha thanks flashkl and I tried searching but no one was really running 32X11.50's so I wasn't sure. And yes stock rims but will getting some soft 8 15X8 here soon and would the diffence in backspcing make a difference.
Last edited by jagermeister; Jan 11, 2009 at 04:31 PM.
#13
Hmmm 10.5 (ten and one half inches) 11.5 (eleven and one half inches) 12.5 (twelve and one half inches). I don't know, what is the difference hmmmm
Seriously tire brand, width and design along with rim offset/backspacing is going to make the most difference.
Seriously tire brand, width and design along with rim offset/backspacing is going to make the most difference.
Last edited by Dublin; Jan 11, 2009 at 04:34 PM.
#15
Clearly you missed something..

Also, Please read this while your in the "reading" mode...
https://www.yotatech.com/rules/updated/index3.htm



Also, Please read this while your in the "reading" mode...
https://www.yotatech.com/rules/updated/index3.htm

He asked about tires, not lifts. Why would he assume a lift thread would answer a tire question?
I'm all about slamming people, but if you're going to slam someone about a tire question at least circle a tire thread in your pic.
To the OP, I ran 32x11.50 Bridgestones on my '95 truck for years. Until i did the body lift they rubbed like hell even with the tbars cranked. I couldn't tell you what backspace my rims were as they're gone now and I never checked, but I do know they were 15x8.
The 4runner may be different.
#17
Ya idk I think im just gonna go with the 31X10.50R15 with the soft 8's 15X8 and then later on get the ball joint and new coils. Does that sound like an ok setup? Sorry kinda new the off-roading.


