5th Gen T4R Lift/Wheel/Tire Setup?

Limited4Runner

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I've decided on all the components and am ready to order everything to lift my 2010 T4R Limited 4x4- just want final validation that this setup will work:

Toytec Ultimate 3" Lift

Method MR301 Wheels 17 x 8.5- 6x5.5mm Bolt Pattern- 0mm Offset-
4.75" Backspacing

Nitto Terra Grappler P285/70R17(117S) Tires

The main thing I'm concerned with is the wheel/tire combination. I don't mind minor rubbing on the fender liners... already know how to fix that from posts on this forum... mainly concerned with UCA rubbing- really don't want to use wheel spacers. Thanks again for all the help- trying to prevent "we've got a problem" phone calls when all this is bought and installed.
 
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I've decided on all the components and am ready to order everything to lift my 2010 T4R Limited 4x4- just want final validation that this setup will work:

Toytec Ultimate 3" Lift

Method MR301 Wheels 17 x 8.5- 6x5.5mm Bolt Pattern- 0mm Offset-
4.75" Backspacing

Nitto Terra Grappler P285/70R17(117S) Tires

The main thing I'm concerned with is the wheel/tire combination. I don't mind minor rubbing on the fender liners... already know how to fix that from posts on this forum... mainly concerned with UCA rubbing- really don't want to use wheel spacers. Thanks again for all the help- trying to prevent "we've got a problem" phone calls when all this is bought and installed.

Yes, Everything should be a go as long as the hub bore on the wheels is greater then 106mm,which it should be but isn't listed.

With the 4.75" backspacing you will be fine as stock is 4.5" so your wheel will be sitting inward only 1/4" more then stock.With that backspacing you won't hit the UCA's when compressing the suspension in the front.

Who's doing the install? One suggestion though as your spending all this money is to get aftermarket UCA'S now. That way they can do it all at once and align it one time. Light Racing makes the cheapest ones that are real good for the money.Pm me for who sells them real cheap as they are not a sponser.

When I replaced the stock UCA's is when I felt the most improvement as the stocks are not made for oversize tires and lifts and won't align right. I felt the improvement immediately.
 
285/70R17s on a TE

Anyone figured out if 285/70R17s will fit on a stock TE?

I know I'll at least have to move the front plastic in the wheel well forward per another thread.

I want to replace the stock Dueller H/Ts now and would like to go 285 but can't mess with other suspension mods for the time being (wife would have me on the couch for a month if I do it now...).
 

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