32 x 11.5 BFG Ko's

[jimwww]

Time for tires.. does anyone here have pics of there 4runner with those tires? 32 x 11.5 BFG Ko's

(wondering how much they stick out)

 

[kylextrisler]

I will hopefully be getting some in about a week, unless the guy who is selling them falls thru (which will piss me off...) I dont think they stick out too much and they only rub if you get your coils compressed pretty tight (like in an offroading situation) like i said hopefully ill be getting some soon!
not really any useful info, but maybe some help!

 

[jimwww]

thanks -

I would love to see some pics - my biggest concern is how far they stick out from the fender.

 

[94-RUNNER]

Time for tires.. does anyone here have pics of there 4runner with those tires? 32 x 11.5 BFG Ko's

(wondering how much they stick out)

I am sure that you have them by now. I have had mine on the Runner for 2 years and love them. No change in the speedo with 4.56 gears and they only stick out about a inch or less. About 25,000 miles on them and show very little wear. I run 35 psi in mine and they do everything that I need and more. Great in the snow and bad weather. A lot of folks out there say that they have traction problems in the rain but I have not had any at all. I love em and for the money there is no better tire.
Now for the downside for the size that you have chosen is that they are kinda hard to come by in some area's opposed to the 31's. I carry 2 spares when I go out for a while and a tire repair kit so I have no worrys no matter where we are.

.....Tucker

 

[helusay]

Do you have to lift your truck to put these on? Also, do they require new rims or do they just mount on to the stock alloy rims?

 

[94-RUNNER]

Do you have to lift your truck to put these on? Also, do they require new rims or do they just mount on to the stock alloy rims?

No lift on our Runner except Downey rear coils to solve the saggy bottom look and put them on the stock rims and no scrubbing in the wheel wells. Hope this helps !



.....Tucker

 

[fourwd1]

An 11.50 tire could be mounted on an a 9.5" wide (optimal) to 7.5" rim.
7.5" would be good if you need to air down really low for offroading (sort of a poor man's bead lock).