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Old 11-23-2019, 02:23 PM #1
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Jumping down the (even) bigger tire hole

When I bought my 4Runner, I had all these fake rules like, "I'll never get an aftermarket front bumper." That lasted about six months before I ordered one. I also said, I'd stop at 33" tires. Well, that one's about to get thrown out the window too as I descend further yet down the rabbit hole of mods.

As my Cooper's are nearing the end of their life, my next mod is probably 285/75 R17 Toyo MT's (although the noise may push me into a quieter tread like the Cooper's ST Maxx.) What that means is a BMC and 4:56 re-gearing - no worries there. It may also mean bump-stop extensions in the rear. Following this logic, it will also help me rationalize a rear bumper just so I can carry a full-size spare. Naturally, all this will precipitate a divorce so I'll need to prepare to live in my truck and I may as well get an Alucab RTT while I'm down here this deep. lol.

I've read almost every thread on the topic and really appreciate the wisdom I'm reading from some longtime contributors here, but I have a few questions.

From those of you who have committed to this next step, what negative effects, disappointments or regrets will I have on the road. This is my daily driver.

Thanks in advance.
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I'm running 285/75R17 Cooper AT3 XLT in E

They're around the same weight as the duratracs they replaced so no noticeable differences other than I'm much happier with this tire size and design.

I've got some crazy caster in the front so no need for BMC still, but I probably should.

FWIW, I could have easily fit a 315/70R17 in this specific tire but I'm not sure how much trimming of the fender flares, etc would need to take place after. Also, much like your position, I didn't want anything larger than 285/75 for the DD aspect.

I already had wheelers bumps installed previously and seem to be fine.
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You may need aftermarket UCAs to get caster adjusted. I had the Toyo MTs on a Chevy Silverado, they were great, got by on sand dunes without airing down, maybe because they were 305s.
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If you don't have KDSS, you can probably fit the 285/75R17's underneath still.

Edit, never mind I saw you have KDSS. That size won't fit underneath.
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When I bought my 4Runner, I had all these fake rules like, "I'll never get an aftermarket front bumper." That lasted about six months before I ordered one. I also said, I'd stop at 33" tires. Well, that one's about to get thrown out the window too as I descend further yet down the rabbit hole of mods.

As my Cooper's are nearing the end of their life, my next mod is probably 285/75 R17 Toyo MT's (although the noise may push me into a quieter tread like the Cooper's ST Maxx.) What that means is a BMC and 4:56 re-gearing - no worries there. It may also mean bump-stop extensions in the rear. Following this logic, it will also help me rationalize a rear bumper just so I can carry a full-size spare. Naturally, all this will precipitate a divorce so I'll need to prepare to live in my truck and I may as well get an Alucab RTT while I'm down here this deep. lol.

I've read almost every thread on the topic and really appreciate the wisdom I'm reading from some longtime contributors here, but I have a few questions.

From those of you who have committed to this next step, what negative effects, disappointments or regrets will I have on the road. This is my daily driver.

Thanks in advance.


Toyo’s? M/T? Nice. I was looking at those tires for while when I ready for new tires, but they are little pricey, and up with Falken 285/70/17 M/T. About trimming , it depends on rims off set you have. Maybe you don’t have to do any trimming. About noise, well it’s M/T’s , like music to me. Bottom line, no regrets absolutely love them,and I am a DD . Good luck with your new shoes!!!


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If you don't have KDSS, you can probably fit the 285/75R17's underneath still.

Edit, never mind I saw you have KDSS. That size won't fit underneath.
I've never heard of 285/75 17 not fitting because of KDSS. Why won't they fit?
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If you don't have KDSS, you can probably fit the 285/75R17's underneath still.

Edit, never mind I saw you have KDSS. That size won't fit underneath.
I'm not sure where you got this information but it is completely untrue. I have run 285/75's and now am on 305's with no issues.

EDIT: Ok I apparently can't read. Yes a 285/75 will not fit underneath. Sorry about that
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I've never heard of 285/75 17 not fitting because of KDSS. Why won't they fit?
I think he is saying the spare wont fit underneath if you have KDSS. I do not have KDSS so I cant say for sure how much clearance you'd have.
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When I bought my 4Runner, I had all these fake rules like, "I'll never get an aftermarket front bumper." That lasted about six months before I ordered one. I also said, I'd stop at 33" tires. Well, that one's about to get thrown out the window too as I descend further yet down the rabbit hole of mods.

As my Cooper's are nearing the end of their life, my next mod is probably 285/75 R17 Toyo MT's (although the noise may push me into a quieter tread like the Cooper's ST Maxx.) What that means is a BMC and 4:56 re-gearing - no worries there. It may also mean bump-stop extensions in the rear. Following this logic, it will also help me rationalize a rear bumper just so I can carry a full-size spare. Naturally, all this will precipitate a divorce so I'll need to prepare to live in my truck and I may as well get an Alucab RTT while I'm down here this deep. lol.

I've read almost every thread on the topic and really appreciate the wisdom I'm reading from some longtime contributors here, but I have a few questions.

From those of you who have committed to this next step, what negative effects, disappointments or regrets will I have on the road. This is my daily driver.

Thanks in advance.
You will definitely need a BMC and high caster UCA's. I think it will be very challenging to get the caster you need to clear the body mount even when it's chopped without a front bumper to give you more room to push everything forward. I run about 4.9* caster to get everything to not rub with the 305/70's I'm on now at full compression. (Nitto Ridge Grappler)
In hindsight I think staying at the 285/75's would have been fine. The extra width doesn't seem to make much difference in traction and it required a lot of extra trimming to fit the 305's. (Hammering pinch welds and major trimming of the rear fender liner) As well the 305's are much heavier and much stiffer. (The 285/75's were C rated and the 305's are E.) Ride quality was much better with the 285's. I'll probably go back to the 285's at some point.
I went to the 285's before re gearing and had to re gear to 4.56 right away. So I'd plan on that.

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I think he is saying the spare wont fit underneath if you have KDSS. I do not have KDSS so I cant say for sure how much clearance you'd have.
Maybe. I was not able to fit a 285/75 spare underneath but it had nothing to do with KDSS. Simply wouldn't fit

EDIT: Ok I see what you're saying. Yes you're right
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I think he is saying the spare wont fit underneath if you have KDSS. I do not have KDSS so I cant say for sure how much clearance you'd have.
D'oh! Yup you're right. Thanks
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You will definitely need a BMC and high caster UCA's. I think it will be very challenging to get the caster you need to clear the body mount even when it's chopped without a front bumper to give you more room to push everything forward. I run about 4.9* caster to get everything to not rub with the 305/70's I'm on now at full compression. (Nitto Ridge Grappler)
In hindsight I think staying at the 285/75's would have been fine. The extra width doesn't seem to make much difference in traction and it required a lot of extra trimming to fit the 305's. (Hammering pinch welds and major trimming of the rear fender liner) As well the 305's are much heavier and much stiffer. (The 285/75's were C rated and the 305's are E.) Ride quality was much better with the 285's. I'll probably go back to the 285's at some point.
I went to the 285's before re gearing and had to re gear to 4.56 right away. So I'd plan on that.

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Thanks, I appreciate the feedback. You've answered a few other questions too. I think I'm going 285/75 for a lot of the reasons you've mentioned. I don't think the extra width will benefit me as much as the diameter increase will and the narrower profile seems to make sense from a stuffing a tire into a wheel well aspect too. I heard someone who had tried a lot of different sizes say he thought the 285/75 was the best fit for a 4Runner in the final analysis. I also appreciate the regear first comment. I was wondering how long I could let that slide. lol. My UCA is an Icon, so I think I should be fine.

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I’m about to run some 285/75/17 toyo rt’s. I recommend those. The mt’s are all I ran on my diesel/ desert trucks and they kick ass every where for sure. The rt’s are damn near as good but even better on the hwy. really quite and they look aggressive.

I’m doing 2” up out back and about 2-2.5 up front but I have some billet upper control arms that will allow for best caster to clear the tires. But also I will be running trd forged wheels 17x7.5 w/ +6 back spacing. I will prob just have to trim the front fender liner and remove the front mud flaps to fit this and get full cycle with some extended travel Kings I custom ordered.


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Yes, the KDSS bar is maybe 1/4 inch from my 285/70R17 if I push it as far as I can back towards the rear bumper as I finish raising it up. No way a tire any bigger will fit. Seems like a 34 inch tire would fit without the KDSS bar in the way but maybe not. I was just under there today installing the C4 diff skid and checked it out up close.
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