View Poll Results: What is your closest, current tire size?
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What size tires are you running? (IFS Only)
04-17-2006, 02:31 PM
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Originally Posted by trx125
I run 32x11.5x15's Cooper Discover STT's on Stock 15x7 4runner rims! They work great running stock height. All I had to do to keep from scrubbing was beat the pinch weld flat about 5" up from the bottom at the rear of the fender well!
04-17-2006, 09:23 PM
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I went from about 23-24 mpg with 31x10.5x15's to about 19-20 mpg with my new setup! It is well worth the trade off! These things grab the ground better than any other AT or MT I have ever owned!
04-18-2006, 10:33 PM
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Originally Posted by ttownjoeshow
31x10.5 w/ 2" BL...going to try 35x12.5 for Reeking Havok upon the Earth
I agree with the tight fit.... My 35x10.5's are pretty damn close, if not too much already.
The rear you'll see a small amount of rubbing, depending on what year it is, '86-'88 the rear wheel wells are a bit boxy. Up front going straight shouldn't be an issue but once you turn the wheels, RUB A DUB DUB!! 12.5 will be quite wide on a stock height truck, but it'll look hella cool. You'll need to do a good amount of trimming the front fenders and you might have to chop the front fender apron and make more room, aka tub it.
If you do it, please post pictures.
04-19-2006, 10:40 AM
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I run 31x10.5R15 BFG KOs on my stock 87 4Runner. When I used to wheel it before getting my 85 I had another set of rims with 32x11.5R15 BFG KMs for wheeling only. Stock gearing. Couldn't really tell that big of a difference with the 31s, but I did get better mileage on the highway than the original 225s.
04-24-2006, 08:39 AM
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There aren't that many older toyotas around my way ... lifted. I was one of the biggest that was a DD running 4 suspension 3 body and 35x12.50s. I miss that truck some days, but once I get this one going ... I'm sure the looks will come back again. It's a truck that's lifted ... who doesn't like that anyways? If they don't ... what's wrong with 'em? LOL
04-24-2006, 09:08 AM
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I can't decide between a 32x11.50 and a 33x10.50. I know I would rather have a MT. I just don't understand why I can get the AT in a 33x10.50 for $105 a piece and the MT for $175. That's a crazy difference in price.
04-26-2006, 08:29 PM
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Originally Posted by AH64ID
We need more people running 35's... you get great looks when a toy on 35's rolls by, espically with 4" of lift
I'd rather see more Toyota's on 35"+ tires with no lift. My 35's already look and feel small, I'm ready to step up to the Q78(aka 36x11) Swampers. About .5" taller and nearly the same width
04-27-2006, 09:29 AM
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245/75/16 Revos (~30.5" x 9.5"), went narrower than 10.5 or 265 because I prefer the gas mileage and it's better in snow (not soft deep snow, road snow). Also because it's cheaper.
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04-27-2006, 09:33 AM
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275/70R16 Keep the warranty!
Bridgestone 275/70R16 Dueler A/T REVO tires mounted on 16" U.S. Wheel custom backspaced 3.125" wheel - 50,000 mile warranty on these tires. LT's carry no mileage warranty.
By going with a p-metric tire you give up 3/16" tread depth but keep the mileage warranty. By researching this heavily you'll find some P-metrics have higher or nearly equivalent tow ratings than the best LTs.
Consider this: Many Large SUV's come with P-metrics stock.
By going with a p-metric tire you give up 3/16" tread depth but keep the mileage warranty. By researching this heavily you'll find some P-metrics have higher or nearly equivalent tow ratings than the best LTs.
Consider this: Many Large SUV's come with P-metrics stock.
04-27-2006, 12:14 PM
#77
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Originally Posted by 4everunner
Bridgestone 275/70R16 Dueler A/T REVO tires mounted on 16" U.S. Wheel custom backspaced 3.125" wheel - 50,000 mile warranty on these tires. LT's carry no mileage warranty.
By going with a p-metric tire you give up 3/16" tread depth but keep the mileage warranty. By researching this heavily you'll find some P-metrics have higher or nearly equivalent tow ratings than the best LTs.
Consider this: Many Large SUV's come with P-metrics stock.
By going with a p-metric tire you give up 3/16" tread depth but keep the mileage warranty. By researching this heavily you'll find some P-metrics have higher or nearly equivalent tow ratings than the best LTs.
Consider this: Many Large SUV's come with P-metrics stock.
05-01-2006, 03:05 AM
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Here are the tires on the truck.....
They are 33"x12.5"-15 on 15"x7" stock Toyota Rims....
Front View
Drivers side
Passanger side
Now for the 2" body lift and 3" suspension lift... Hopefully I'll get the body lift done next week. (my short week of work) I almost have everthing I need, I just have to get the new bolts tomorrow after work....
They are 33"x12.5"-15 on 15"x7" stock Toyota Rims....
Front View
Drivers side
Passanger side
Now for the 2" body lift and 3" suspension lift... Hopefully I'll get the body lift done next week. (my short week of work) I almost have everthing I need, I just have to get the new bolts tomorrow after work....
