265/75/16 tires fit without a lift?

[zanderman]

hey so i have this really good offer for some 265/75/16 duratracs and its only for this week and my lift is in the mail and i know i wont be able to put in on within a week. if i go get the duratracs now and had them installed, would they fit with out the lift on yet? i am fine if they rub a little bit. i have to trade in my current tires to get these ones so i cant just buy the duratracs and have them laying around.

 

[bgmac]

Yes, will rub a little...nothing to be worried about though

 

[Blanco]

I'm running this size tire with no rubbing at all. Mind you I've got a '99 so I'm sitting a little taller.

 

[Baja Runner]

I have no lift, with an ARB and have no rubbing.

I did have rubbing with the stock bumper, I just had to trim a tiny corner off the bumper. Now that I think about it, I pounded the pinch weld too on the rear of the front wheel well... only because I got the tires right before a 2 week baja trip and just did it just in case. So not sure if I needed to do that nor not.

 

[Nelsonmd]

This exact question has been asked about 5 times. No to very little rubbing. You will be fine. As everyone has said.

 

[josh.bunch]

I had stock set up with these tires and had zero rubbing for a couple of weeks. You will be fine. Go get the 'em!

 

[Gerdo]

Yes
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/94229-fyi-tire-size-lift-fit.html

 

[rickashay]

I had a small amount of rub up front with that tire size and no lift. The reason being: LC80 wheels -> lower backspacing, they stick out farther than stockers... BUT either way, you'll be fine for a couple weeks until your lift goes on! GL

 

[Zachpins34]

i just got my duratracs a couple weeks ago in same size. with stock suspension. Rubbed a tiny bit so i just grabbed some scissors and cut a small part of the plastic lining. Now no rubbing at all.

 

[A.Wilson013]

All of these posts offering speculation, which is all it is, speculation, are compeltely worthless unless you tell us what year your truck is. I run 265/76/16s on my 99 Highlander and have no rubbing at all, under any circumstances, ever.

 

[josh.bunch]

All of these posts offering speculation, which is all it is, speculation, are compeltely worthless unless you tell us what year your truck is. I run 265/76/16s on my 99 Highlander and have no rubbing at all, under any circumstances, ever.

Or you could use your brain and look at our signatures. Then you know what year we are talking about.

 

[RonMAIDEN]

Duratracs and no rubbing with the taller coils.

 

[Nelsonmd]

All of these posts offering speculation, which is all it is, speculation, are compeltely worthless unless you tell us what year your truck is. I run 265/76/16s on my 99 Highlander and have no rubbing at all, under any circumstances, ever.

Yeah, he asked a specific question, 265/75/16 duratracs on stock suspension. I had 265/75/16 duratracs on my stock suspension with no rubbing. Plus, I have a 2000, which was the shortest year, and my coils were saggy, so I don't think I was speculating.

 

[zanderman]

alright awesome thanks guys. im getting them on tomorrow at 3 and ill post some pics. and then a week later the lift goes on and ill let you guys know how it turns out. thanks for the help!!:thanks: