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285s on SR5 wheels? Possible?
Hey folks,
As the title suggests, I am trying to see if I can put 285s on my stock SR5 wheels. I have tried searching and cannot find the magical combo that has the info I am looking for. While getting new wheels may be simpler, from a cost perspective, I am waiting a bit longer for those. My current tires wore uneven so am now in the market and looking to go up in size. Any insight would be great. TIA
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12-30-2022, 03:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Ykket
Hey folks,
As the title suggests, I am trying to see if I can put 285s on my stock SR5 wheels. I have tried searching and cannot find the magical combo that has the info I am looking for. While getting new wheels may be simpler, from a cost perspective, I am waiting a bit longer for those. My current tires wore uneven so am now in the market and looking to go up in size. Any insight would be great. TIA
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Most 285 tires say minimum 7.5” wide rim, but there are many people here who have put them on 7” wide rims without issues.
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12-30-2022, 07:48 PM
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Most 285 tires say minimum 7.5” wide rim, but there are many people here who have put them on 7” wide rims without issues.
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Thanks. I am starting to get some of that feedback as well. While I may not have any issues, there would be that slight worry that something could happen when I air down, etc. The problem is that new wheels can be quite expensive when added all together with tires. First world problems haha.
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12-30-2022, 10:25 PM
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Thanks. I am starting to get some of that feedback as well. While I may not have any issues, there would be that slight worry that something could happen when I air down, etc. The problem is that new wheels can be quite expensive when added all together with tires. First world problems haha.
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Airing down isn't your issue. The skinnier rims will retain the beads better. Treadwear is your issue and it's a minimal one.
Plus the sidewalls will protect the skinny wheels even better.
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12-31-2022, 05:47 PM
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Originally Posted by Ykket
Hey folks,
As the title suggests, I am trying to see if I can put 285s on my stock SR5 wheels. I have tried searching and cannot find the magical combo that has the info I am looking for. While getting new wheels may be simpler, from a cost perspective, I am waiting a bit longer for those. My current tires wore uneven so am now in the market and looking to go up in size. Any insight would be great. TIA
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Try looking here: Modifications, Write-Ups, Quick Links, and FAQ's
Then look here: Changing Tire Size or Wheels? Read this first! - Toyota 4Runner Forum - Largest 4Runner Forum
Plenty information.............
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01-01-2023, 01:49 AM
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Yes they will fit. I ran 285s on stock width wheels for years with no issues. Airing down to 15 psi and the tread wear was no different than on my 9" wide wheels now.
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01-02-2023, 04:54 PM
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What kind of premature wear did you see? It would help diagnose if the tire size, pressure, or suspension issue. I just put 285's on my SR5 stock wheels a few days ago, they work fine.
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01-03-2023, 02:25 PM
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The 7" wide rim with a 285 is a non-issue. You will be fine. May rub a little in places, but that's it.
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The TRD PRO wheels are only 7in wide also. My TRD OFF ROAD came with PRO wheels and I run 285-70 -17 KO2s with no problems. Most tire manufacturers "recommend" at least 7.5 in wheels for 285s but a few say 7inches are fine. The tire shop that intalled my tires said 285 were fine on my 7in wheels, but wouldn't install any wider tires than that. I have heard of people putting 295s on 7 in wheels, but I haven't seen it myself. The standard TRD OFF ROAD wheels are 7.5 inches and could accommodate wider tires.
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01-04-2023, 06:48 PM
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Are you able to get 285s on an SR5 without a lift? I am looking to upsize, but don't want to lift just yet.
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01-05-2023, 09:59 AM
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Are you able to get 285s on an SR5 without a lift? I am looking to upsize, but don't want to lift just yet.
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Yes, but plan to trim the bumper a bit and probably do the fender liner mod.
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