Is this kind of what you are looking for?
http://www.toyota-4runner.org/gallery/108001-ride-toyota-4runner-build-5th-gen.html
Exact. Wow, that looks sweet. Ignore my ignorance, but do you know max tire with this rim with no rubbing or modification at all? It will be all street truck but still wanted a more aggressive tire look without added noise etc. Thx.
Exact. Wow, that looks sweet. Ignore my ignorance, but do you know max tire with this rim with no rubbing or modification at all? It will be all street truck but still wanted a more aggressive tire look without added noise etc. Thx.
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Truck looks great. If I didn't want to adjust fenders at all, do you know max size? Thx.
Not really, I guess 275? Honestly, just go with the 285s. Orthboy said he didn't have to adjust at all. All you have to do is loosen a screw, push out on the plastic inner fender and tighten it up. Anyone could do it, even if your not that handy.
Not really, I guess 275? Honestly, just go with the 285s. Orthboy said he didn't have to adjust at all. All you have to do is loosen a screw, push out on the plastic inner fender and tighten it up. Anyone could do it, even if your not that handy.
Not really, I guess 275? Honestly, just go with the 285s. Orthboy said he didn't have to adjust at all. All you have to do is loosen a screw, push out on the plastic inner fender and tighten it up. Anyone could do it, even if your not that handy.
Did it with the tires on. I didn't notice any major difference in road noise but the handling deffinitly improved.
How about these new fuel wheels. These look bad a$$.
http://www.mhtwheels.com/wheel.cfm?cat=866
Not really, I guess 275? Honestly, just go with the 285s. Orthboy said he didn't have to adjust at all. All you have to do is loosen a screw, push out on the plastic inner fender and tighten it up. Anyone could do it, even if your not that handy.
You will not need a leveling kit for the 20x9 -12. 285/50 will not rub at all, 275/55 will rub at full lock only in reverse. It's a very easy fix.