Anyone have any pictures of a 3" lifted T4R with stock tires?

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The stock tires are usually Dunlop AT20's and I will snap a picture of my rig tomorrow , I just installed a overland warehouse lift on it, still running stock rubber. 265/70R17
 
The stock tires are usually Dunlop AT20's and I will snap a picture of my rig tomorrow , I just installed a overland warehouse lift on it, still running stock rubber. 265/70R17

Stock at20's are 265/65/17's. Shouldve come stock with 70's!
 
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My 3" overland warehouse lift with their 2" shocks.

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Versus 33's

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stock tires :nono:, bigger tires :reddance:

I do have to agree now, looking at the pics of when my truck had the stock tires versus what it has on their now. :lmao::nono::wtf:

Or at least up size to say 265/70's, 255/75's or 275/70's. But whatever you do don't keep the 265/65's on there, just doesn't look right. Or if you keep that size, get an aggressive looking tire.
 
the stock tires are usually dunlop at20's and i will snap a picture of my rig tomorrow , i just installed a overland warehouse lift on it, still running stock rubber. 265/70r17

265/70/R16 OR 265/65/R17 OR 265/60/R18 is stock size depending on trim and associated wheels.

It will look bad IMO.
 
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Also, remember with that 3" lift your center of gravity is going to go way up and the body roll is going to be terrible with those 265's
 

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