UrbanzRunner
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Specs on your suspension? Any rubbing? Also specs on the wheels.
I am thinking of the counter steer type Xs in gunmetal metallic for my black TE. Like the look. Can you tell me, did you have any difficulty getting the TRD center caps in there? did you just pick them up on Ebay?I'll re-post since my wheels and tires have changed:
- Wheel make, model, size, backspacing/offset: Konig CountersteerX [MENTION=85422]FNWheels[/MENTION], 17x8", 4.1" BS, -10mm offset. No spacers.
- Tire make, model, size: Cooper Discoverer STT 285/70
- Suspension: Specs in Sig.
- Body Mount Chop: Yep
- Tire rub: No. Not under full lock and/or full flex, nadda.
- Fenders: Front fender liner moved forward.
- Mud flaps: Removed fronts.
My Avatar pic shows them pretty well:
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Specs on your suspension? Any rubbing? Also specs on the wheels.
I am thinking of the counter steer type Xs in gunmetal metallic for my black TE. Like the look. Can you tell me, did you have any difficulty getting the TRD center caps in there? did you just pick them up on Ebay?
Thanks.
The newer Countersteers are machined to accept those TRD center caps; Confirm this before purchasing. I got the center caps at the same dealership that sold me the wheels.
Those Mickey Thompsons look great, don't hear a lot about them on the forum. Let us know how they run!
Will the 285/70/17 mounted on stock wheel rub at all?
Specs on your suspension? Any rubbing? Also specs on the wheels.
Just bought a 2106 Limited want to get into a wheel/snow tire package. What's the biggest wheel/tire combo that will fit on there without rubbing (looking at 17 or 18" wheels). Total 4runner noob here so any recommendations welcome! Not looking to do any suspension mods for now. Also the tires on these stock 20" rims are so narrow, anything that can be done there for summer/all season tires on those rims? Loving the truck so far! Cheers.
Some great places to start looking for info:
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...ner-owner-need-help-searching-start-here.html
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-g...r-5th-gen-tire-fitment-guide.html#post1550444
Should be fine with 275/70/17s at stock height, any bigger may need a lift of some sort