biggest tires on stock 2nd gen? opinions

[MarzipanMcPig]

so i'm sure this is probably one of the most common topics on here, but i'm having trouble finding answers to my question [though i'm probably just doing it wrong]. i'm curious to know what the largest size tires i can put on my stock '95 are. i've figured for myself going by what Bad_Vision posted here that i can put on 33s without having to do work on my gears, i think [gear code G144, so gear ratio 4.875], but i mean without doing a lift on it. i do plan to do a suspension lift later on when it makes more sense money-wise, but for now i could use some new tires, and don't wanna buy some now, then buy some again later when i lift. so i'm wondering what your experience or opinion is with the biggest size tires to put on a 2nd gen without rubbing or anything, or with a small amount of work to prevent something like that.
thanks!!
jess

P.S. - please forgive me if i sound very newb-ish.. i'm new to the truck/offroading/modification world and know some stuff but not everything, and especially not the actual terms for some things

 

[fourwd1]

You can fit 33's without regearing, but not without rubbing. 32's would be a good choice.

 

[MarzipanMcPig]

You can fit 33's without regearing, but not without rubbing. 32's would be a good choice.

yeah, i thought so. so the 32s wouldn't rub you think?

 

[fourwd1]

yeah, i thought so. so the 32s wouldn't rub you think?

Minimally, if at all.

 

[924runnerSR5]

i have 33x10.5 km2 and they only rub a little in the rear when i flex....but thats cuz i have saggy end lol

 

[cztheman64]

just cut up the fenders and throw some 37s on it!

 

[MarzipanMcPig]

lol thanks everyone! i think i'm gonna save up and just get a lift kit at the same time so i can stick the 33s on. i'm liking the toyotec 3" kit with the OME coils

 

[mechagouki]

My summer tires are Firestone AT III 32s and they are fine except when I have the steering full lock, when they rub just a little.