Help me pick a tire/wheel combo from tirerack.com

[ToyotaDan]

OK - I have a revtek 3 inch lift, but only running 265/70/17 BFG KO tires. Want something with more meat on them. Can you guys help me chose the right tire/wheel combo? If I need a spacer, I can get one, but would rather go with something that already has offsets.

I like the BFG KO tires, thinking the 285s.. but not sure if I should do the 16 inch wheels and larger diameter tires? Help!!

Thanks

 

[techno]

something like this perhaps?

 

[ToyotaDan]

something like this perhaps?

Yes! But the road noise would kill me. How about the wheel size? and then what is the largest tires that can fit on my 4runner?

 

[richbaker]

that one on the picture is the shiznit!















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[rook]

that one on the picture is the shiznit!
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[rook]

OK - I have a revtek 3 inch lift, but only running 265/70/17 BFG KO tires. Want something with more meat on them. Can you guys help me chose the right tire/wheel combo? If I need a spacer, I can get one, but would rather go with something that already has offsets.

I like the BFG KO tires, thinking the 285s.. but not sure if I should do the 16 inch wheels and larger diameter tires? Help!!

Thanks

You may need to stick with 17" wheels to allow for caliper clearance. Call your dealer, provide them with your vin and they will tell you if you have the larger rotors. Only then can you make an informed decision whether to go with 16's

17x8 with 0 offset should allow clearance for 285's with your existing lift

 

[Even Steven]

Re: Re: Help me pick a tire/wheel combo from tirerack.com

You may need to stick with 17" wheels to allow for caliper clearance. Call your dealer, provide them with your vin and they will tell you if you have the larger rotors. Only then can you make an informed decision whether to go with 16's

Or you can just look inside the rim and check the amount of clearance you have with your stock wheels. I know that my Sport Edition's brake calipers are VERY close to the inside of the 17" wheels. Since I have well less than 1/2" clearance between the caliper and the 17" wheels, I'm 100% sure that I could never fit a 16" wheel on my 4Runner.