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Old 08-29-2019, 07:43 PM #1
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Picture request please.

I am looking for pics of 285/70/17's on a 4 Runner with no lift and with a lift. I am planning on getting new wheels but I got a really good deal on Wildpeak M/t01's. The lift won't be done until December since I will not be driving a hour to work, it will be a 20 minute commute then.
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I am looking for pics of 285/70/17's on a 4 Runner with no lift and with a lift. I am planning on getting new wheels but I got a really good deal on Wildpeak M/t01's. The lift won't be done until December since I will not be driving a hour to work, it will be a 20 minute commute then.
Not sure you can fit 285s without some sort of lift?
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I have no clue, that is why I am asking, If not then I will just keep the tires in the garage until I get the lift on. There are a ton of build threads but it's hard to find things on this site because everything is spread out over multiple boards. If it ca't be done, then Ill take a pic of 285's with a 3 inch lift. I have a OME kit sitting in the garage.
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Yeah, there are a ton of threads on this. you can fit 285/70/17's on a stock suspension. you will need to
1) remove the screws that fix the bottom of your fender liner to the bumper cover
2) push your fender liner as far fwd as possible, drill new holes in the bumper cover and then reattach the fender liner
3) trim the now excess portion of your bumper cover

you will rub like hell when turning in reverse, but it will float you until you get your lift installed. I did this with general grabber at2s
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Yeah, there are a ton of threads on this. you can fit 285/70/17's on a stock suspension. you will need to
1) remove the screws that fix the bottom of your fender liner to the bumper cover
2) push your fender liner as far fwd as possible, drill new holes in the bumper cover and then reattach the fender liner
3) trim the now excess portion of your bumper cover

you will rub like hell when turning in reverse, but it will float you until you get your lift installed. I did this with general grabber at2s
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