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#5
Guys, he's talking wheels, not lift.
Many people are running 285/75's. I was just looking at the specs for the MT/R's in that size and they recommend a minimum 7.5" rim. Hmmm. Stock is 16x7. Not sure if that's the biggest or not though that you could safely fit.
Many people are running 285/75's. I was just looking at the specs for the MT/R's in that size and they recommend a minimum 7.5" rim. Hmmm. Stock is 16x7. Not sure if that's the biggest or not though that you could safely fit.
#6
Originally posted by Darren
Guys, he's talking wheels, not lift.
Many people are running 285/75's. I was just looking at the specs for the MT/R's in that size and they recommend a minimum 7.5" rim. Hmmm. Stock is 16x7. Not sure if that's the biggest or not though that you could safely fit.
Guys, he's talking wheels, not lift.
Many people are running 285/75's. I was just looking at the specs for the MT/R's in that size and they recommend a minimum 7.5" rim. Hmmm. Stock is 16x7. Not sure if that's the biggest or not though that you could safely fit.
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#8
I have 265/75/16, on AR rims which are 16/8, but still 16's...anyways my point is that My tires rubbed my stock running boards, and I was forced to take them off temporarily...
lots of people here are running these same tires, without rubbing, but mine did for some reason
lots of people here are running these same tires, without rubbing, but mine did for some reason
#9
Originally posted by INsr5runner
I have 265/75/16, on AR rims which are 16/8, but still 16's...anyways my point is that My tires rubbed my stock running boards, and I was forced to take them off temporarily...
lots of people here are running these same tires, without rubbing, but mine did for some reason
I have 265/75/16, on AR rims which are 16/8, but still 16's...anyways my point is that My tires rubbed my stock running boards, and I was forced to take them off temporarily...
lots of people here are running these same tires, without rubbing, but mine did for some reason
#10
All these post are making me confused.
I guess if I put Goodyear MT/R's 265/75/16 on my 16" rimes on my stock '02, would it fit? I rather have a taller tire than wider. Cheap man's lift :rolleyes:
Thanks,
Danny
I guess if I put Goodyear MT/R's 265/75/16 on my 16" rimes on my stock '02, would it fit? I rather have a taller tire than wider. Cheap man's lift :rolleyes:
Thanks,
Danny
#13
danny (dlotoy4runner)
you should have no problems fitting the 265/75/16's on your 4runner. it will ride abit taller but not too much that u'll notice.
most of the guys here run the 265/75/16's or the 285's so you should have no problems.
you should have no problems fitting the 265/75/16's on your 4runner. it will ride abit taller but not too much that u'll notice.
most of the guys here run the 265/75/16's or the 285's so you should have no problems.
#15
matt:
265/75/16's should be fine...
or u can join kc4runner ang get his setup too...
"I have BFG AT KO's 275/70/16 on my stock rims (no lift).... "
either way u'll be fine. if you want to jump to 285's u'll have to lift it abit (a few inches)
265/75/16's should be fine...
or u can join kc4runner ang get his setup too...
"I have BFG AT KO's 275/70/16 on my stock rims (no lift).... "
either way u'll be fine. if you want to jump to 285's u'll have to lift it abit (a few inches)
#16
Originally posted by dlotoy4runner
All these post are making me confused.
I guess if I put Goodyear MT/R's 265/75/16 on my 16" rimes on my stock '02, would it fit? I rather have a taller tire than wider. Cheap man's lift :rolleyes:
Thanks,
Danny
All these post are making me confused.
I guess if I put Goodyear MT/R's 265/75/16 on my 16" rimes on my stock '02, would it fit? I rather have a taller tire than wider. Cheap man's lift :rolleyes:
Thanks,
Danny
Yes, 265/75 MT/R's fit. That is what I ran prior to lifting mine (and still run until they wear out). Many people run this size tire stock which is the tallest you can fit without rubbing. The MT/R's in that size measure 31.0". Other brands will vary. I gained anywhere from .5" to 3/4" "lift" depending on where the measurements were taken as expected.
I'll have my pics available once again for the masses to see later tonight that shows what this looks like.
Last edited by Darren; Jan 7, 2003 at 01:36 PM.
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