275/70/17 Picture request!

Here is my 2016 TE on OME 2884/2895E springs and LT275-70-17 BFG's. No rubbing anywhere.
 

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Mine from a recent road trip. 2012 SR5 w/ BFG KO2 with the bilstein struts to level it out. Tires are great in the dry, but I'm not loving their winter ability this year.
 

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I just did the 1" Toytech spacers in front. Not going to do anything else for now.

When you say the 1" Toytech spacers, are you taking about the Top1-T? That spacer goes on top of the strut assembly, but it comes with new studs to press in. It says you get 1/2" to 3/4" lift from that. If that's yours how much lift did you get from it? I'm assuming the spacer is about 1/2" thick? They have a 2" (TAC2) lift that goes in the strut assembly. I only want about 1 1/2" of lift to keep a slight factory rake for when I'm loaded and hauling a trailer. Thanks!
 
When you say the 1" Toytech spacers, are you taking about the Top1-T? That spacer goes on top of the strut assembly, but it comes with new studs to press in. It says you get 1/2" to 3/4" lift from that. If that's yours how much lift did you get from it? I'm assuming the spacer is about 1/2" thick? They have a 2" (TAC2) lift that goes in the strut assembly. I only want about 1 1/2" of lift to keep a slight factory rake for when I'm loaded and hauling a trailer. Thanks!

Did you ever get an answer on this? I'm trying to accomplish the same thing as you.
 
Had this set up for about a month now. Tires have performed well in snow, rain and ice. So far so good.
 

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When you say the 1" Toytech spacers, are you taking about the Top1-T? That spacer goes on top of the strut assembly, but it comes with new studs to press in. It says you get 1/2" to 3/4" lift from that. If that's yours how much lift did you get from it? I'm assuming the spacer is about 1/2" thick? They have a 2" (TAC2) lift that goes in the strut assembly. I only want about 1 1/2" of lift to keep a slight factory rake for when I'm loaded and hauling a trailer. Thanks!

Why not use these? Will give the 1.5" your after and done.

I ran similar spacers on my titan years ago and my dad has the same in his titan for the last 5 years. It's a simple solution and works.

https://www.amazon.com/Leveling-2005-2015-2003-2016-2007-2014-Suspension/dp/B00Y1HONXS/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1485146771&sr=8-11&keywords=1.5%22+4Runner+spacers
 
Why not use these? Will give the 1.5" your after and done.

I ran similar spacers on my titan years ago and my dad has the same in his titan for the last 5 years. It's a simple solution and works.

https://www.amazon.com/Leveling-2005-2015-2003-2016-2007-2014-Suspension/dp/B00Y1HONXS/ref=sr_1_11?ie=UTF8&qid=1485146771&sr=8-11&keywords=1.5%22+4Runner+spacers

I think i had that style on my Commander. These don't require taking the strut apart, right? You bolt those on the strut using the existing strut studs and then the studs in the spacer go into the upper strut mount. Right? This would require rotating the strut to align the holes? I haven't researched that style spacer yet on this forum.
 
I think i had that style on my Commander. These don't require taking the strut apart, right? You bolt those on the strut using the existing strut studs and then the studs in the spacer go into the upper strut mount. Right? This would require rotating the strut to align the holes? I haven't researched that style spacer yet on this forum.

You got it dialed.
 
Has anyone purchased tires from TireCrawler.com? I'm looking to buy a set of Cooper Discoverer AT3 C rated 275/70R17 and they have the cheapest price I've been able to find with free shipping, $179.66.

Thanks!
 

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