So by that chart and my 2.5/1.5" lift - 265/70r17's shouldn't be a problem, - but what about when I add my 1.25" spidertrax?? Any help is appreciated. Thank you guys.
SO I have a question.... I need new tires for my newly purchased '08 Sport Edition V8 4runner. I have already added a Daystar 2.5/1.5" spacer lift, and have purchased 1.25" spidertrax, though I have not yet had them installed. My wheels are 17" rims.
My question is... What are the largest...
SO I have a question.... I need new tires for my newly purchased '08 Sport Edition V8 4runner. I have already added a Daystar 2.5/1.5" spacer lift, and have purchased 1.25" spidertrax, though I have not yet had them installed. My wheels are 17" rims.
My question is... What are the largest...
Nice!! Looks like I'll be needing some new tools, most importantly a torque wrench. After what my mechanic wanted to charge me to insert the lift spacers I plan on doing the spidertrax myself. :frusty: :llama:
Thanks for the heads up, I think he does know about this. I'll remind him anyways. Any idea what size tires will start causing rubbing? I actually need new tires as well so I was looking into it. I currently have what I would guess are stock tires [Toyo Open Country 265/65r17] but am...
Thanks for your help! Yeah I printed some instructions for the mechanic and he was like "Oh, yeah I agree with that then." ...I dunno.
Anyways, its a 2008 2WD Sport Edition (4.7L) with 53,000 miles.
Again, thanks for your input. So the front are topout spacers, what are the rear? I don't have much experience with auto mechanics (I work in medicine) so I am having my shop put them on for me. They seemed confused on the project. I printed directions for them and they said "if everything...
Hey, just bought the Daystar 2.5/1.5 as well but I'm not sure they sent me the whole set. I have 4 spacers total in the box, but from what I've read on this forum the front should have 4 spacers on its own (I read that there was 1 topout spacer and 1 preload spacer for each side of the front...
I can't find anywhere that says the rear track is 1/2" narrower than the front track. In fact the only place I can find so far says that the front and rear track are both 62".
I'm new here so I'm just trying to get my facts straight before I go getting spacers. Any help would be much...