265/70/17 with 1" budget boost level kit?

[QuatroRunner]

quick question.... appreciate the help

I have an 07 4runner SR5 2wd, stock 17" rims and stock 265/65/17 tires.

I put on the 1" budget boost level kit from Daystar some time ago. I love it and I am getting ready soon to get new tires. It is my daily driver so all i want is an all-terrain tire and I was thinking of going 1 size up to enhance the look of the 4runner.

Can I fit 265/70/17 all-terrains with no rubbing with the 1" budget boost leveling kit that i have?

 

[kevinpt]

265/70 and 255/75 will both fit even stock so you are good

 

[Stuck CAPS]

quick question.... appreciate the help

I have an 07 4runner SR5 2wd, stock 17" rims and stock 265/65/17 tires.

I put on the 1" budget boost level kit from Daystar some time ago. I love it and I am getting ready soon to get new tires. It is my daily driver so all i want is an all-terrain tire and I was thinking of going 1 size up to enhance the look of the 4runner.

Can I fit 265/70/17 all-terrains with no rubbing with the 1" budget boost leveling kit that i have?

The question on 265/70's is covered quite frequently, please use the search function. Yes, they will fit, and with the 1" spacer you shouldn't have any rubbing issue. With stock suspension, I had only VERY minor rub at full lock.

 

[QuatroRunner]

Thank you

 

[NOVA46]

Read this:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/102272-4th-gen-suspension-options-faq.html

almost any 265/70R17 will fit except BFG all terrains

 

[Stono-see-um]

quick question.... appreciate the help

I have an 07 4runner SR5 2wd, stock 17" rims and stock 265/65/17 tires.

I put on the 1" budget boost level kit from Daystar some time ago. I love it and I am getting ready soon to get new tires. It is my daily driver so all i want is an all-terrain tire and I was thinking of going 1 size up to enhance the look of the 4runner.

Can I fit 265/70/17 all-terrains with no rubbing with the 1" budget boost leveling kit that i have?

Mine rub big time. I removed front mud flaps and pushed the wheel liner forward and that helped a good bit, but they still rub. I've been towing a trailer a lot lately so I've been turning the wheels to full lock quite a bit. It only rubs at close to full lock.
The rubbing is getting on my nerves. I'm starting to wonder why I just had to go one size up in tires....

 

[QuatroRunner]

Thanks for the feedback....

 

[Doozi]

Mine rub big time. I removed front mud flaps and pushed the wheel liner forward and that helped a good bit, but they still rub. I've been towing a trailer a lot lately so I've been turning the wheels to full lock quite a bit. It only rubs at close to full lock.
The rubbing is getting on my nerves. I'm starting to wonder why I just had to go one size up in tires....

Sorry… I'm just curious. Do you have aftermarket wheels or wheel-spacers? I ran my 265/70R17's with a bone stock suspension set-up for a while with no issues at all. After adding Spidertrax spacers (1.25"), I rubbed on the mudflap, the front of the fender liner, and the outside corners of the front bumper.

Tire sizes will vary between manufacturers and styles, but I wouldn't think by that much. Thanks.

 

[Stono-see-um]

Sorry… I'm just curious. Do you have aftermarket wheels or wheel-spacers? I ran my 265/70R17's with a bone stock suspension set-up for a while with no issues at all. After adding Spidertrax spacers (1.25"), I rubbed on the mudflap, the front of the fender liner, and the outside corners of the front bumper.

Tire sizes will vary between manufacturers and styles, but I wouldn't think by that much. Thanks.

Everything stock but the Budget Boost.

I think the General Grabbers are like the BFG's, with a more square tire that rubs more or something...