3rd Gen 4Runner with 17" TRD Pro Rims - Which Size Tires?
#1
3rd Gen 4Runner with 17" TRD Pro Rims - Which Size Tires?
Hello,
I just bought a new set of OME TRD Pro rims 17"x7" for my 3rd gen SR5 V6 5-speed. I am replacing corroded FJ 16"x8" rims with worn out 265/75/16 BFGs. I have a 2" lift on the rig.
The wheels are 2007 FJ/2010 4Runner TRD wheels and up. Part #PTR20-35110-GR
I know that I can install 265/70/17 AT tires and they will be roughly the same diameter as my current 16" BFGs. If I want to go a size bigger, these are probably my options:
285/70/17: 32.7" Diam
275/70/17: 32.2" Diam
I don't know exactly how going from a 8" to a 7" wide rim will affect the fit of these 2 sizes, but I'm thinking about choosing the 275s to be on the safe side. The 285s also concern me from a power/MPG side as well.
But I hardly ever see anyone talking about 275s here. Are there any drawbacks to that tire size?
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks
I just bought a new set of OME TRD Pro rims 17"x7" for my 3rd gen SR5 V6 5-speed. I am replacing corroded FJ 16"x8" rims with worn out 265/75/16 BFGs. I have a 2" lift on the rig.
The wheels are 2007 FJ/2010 4Runner TRD wheels and up. Part #PTR20-35110-GR
I know that I can install 265/70/17 AT tires and they will be roughly the same diameter as my current 16" BFGs. If I want to go a size bigger, these are probably my options:
285/70/17: 32.7" Diam
275/70/17: 32.2" Diam
I don't know exactly how going from a 8" to a 7" wide rim will affect the fit of these 2 sizes, but I'm thinking about choosing the 275s to be on the safe side. The 285s also concern me from a power/MPG side as well.
But I hardly ever see anyone talking about 275s here. Are there any drawbacks to that tire size?
Any advice is greatly appreciated. Thanks
Last edited by WAZZOU; Nov 25, 2025 at 01:27 PM. Reason: added more info
#2
Well I have had lots of views but no replies, so I'm trying to research things the best I can.
I had some bad info on the current FJ rims that I have. They are 7" not 8 inch.
OE Part #4261135370
Rim Size: 16 x 7 inch
Offset: 15mm
Backspace: 4.59 inches
Current Tires: 265/75/16
My new TRD Pro rims specs are:
OE Part #PTR20-35110
Offset: 4mm
Backspace: 4.16"
New Tires: ?/?/17
Based on the decrease in backspace with the new TRD rims, my tires will be 0.43" closer to the UCAs, with 265 tires. If I go wider:
275/70/17: tires will be approximately 0.63" closer to the UCAs. I did a rough measurement, and I currently have around 0.75" of clearance between tire and the edge of the UCAs.
So I have in theory around 0.12" of space to spare with 275s. Is this too tight of a fit to the upper control arms?
Thanks
I had some bad info on the current FJ rims that I have. They are 7" not 8 inch.
OE Part #4261135370
Rim Size: 16 x 7 inch
Offset: 15mm
Backspace: 4.59 inches
Current Tires: 265/75/16
My new TRD Pro rims specs are:
OE Part #PTR20-35110
Offset: 4mm
Backspace: 4.16"
New Tires: ?/?/17
Based on the decrease in backspace with the new TRD rims, my tires will be 0.43" closer to the UCAs, with 265 tires. If I go wider:
275/70/17: tires will be approximately 0.63" closer to the UCAs. I did a rough measurement, and I currently have around 0.75" of clearance between tire and the edge of the UCAs.
So I have in theory around 0.12" of space to spare with 275s. Is this too tight of a fit to the upper control arms?
Thanks
Last edited by WAZZOU; Dec 2, 2025 at 04:36 PM.
#3
I’ll admit, two views are mine but tires and sizes is a very seasoned situation that I’m not seasoned on
hope someone chimes in but the what size tire will fit is always a tricky one
Just pulled up some stuff on the web that the two numbers are added to equal the offset but I’m also a French super model on the net
hope someone chimes in but the what size tire will fit is always a tricky one
Just pulled up some stuff on the web that the two numbers are added to equal the offset but I’m also a French super model on the net
Last edited by Discombobulated; Dec 2, 2025 at 04:37 PM.
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I think you are referring to my post before I edited it. The specs for the TRD wheels I have say "offset 11mm, 4mm." I posed the question of why are there 2 numbers here, and what do I do with these 2 numbers? But I have come to find out that the offset for the new TRD rims is stated as 4mm. I found that online and I confirmed it by measuring the backspace and calculated a 4mm offset for the 7" wide rim. I have no idea what the 11mm number is about, so I edited that number out of my post.
Also, I drew my current rim config on paper and compared it to what I will have with the new rims. I will actually gain distance from the UCAs with the new rims, so I will be fine with a wider tire on the 7" wide rim. I had it backwards.
Also, I drew my current rim config on paper and compared it to what I will have with the new rims. I will actually gain distance from the UCAs with the new rims, so I will be fine with a wider tire on the 7" wide rim. I had it backwards.
#7
So I just purchased a set of Nokian Outpost NAT tires in size 275/70/17 from Discount Tire. After I made the purchase, I saw that 285s are actually cheaper. Maybe that is why it seems 275s are not discussed much, because they are a lot less common and therefore more expensive than the bigger tire?
Can anyone give me advice on whether 285/70/17 tires will fit on my 2" lifted 3rd Gen? If they will work without any further mods, I might change my order to that size, since they are cheaper and more available.
Thanks!
Can anyone give me advice on whether 285/70/17 tires will fit on my 2" lifted 3rd Gen? If they will work without any further mods, I might change my order to that size, since they are cheaper and more available.
Thanks!
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Thanks John for your input. Yeah I think the 285s might be just a little too much, so I'm staying with the 275s. Now, if Discount Tire could get these tires in, so I can get them on my rig; that would be nice!
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
I will post a pic when I get the new wheels and tire installed.
Thanks for taking the time to comment!
I will post a pic when I get the new wheels and tire installed.
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