Largest tire "sizes" for stock 17" rims???

[Lyric]

What is the largest tire "sizes" I can put on my stick 17" rims? I do not currently have any lift on my 4Runner.

2004
Toyota
4Runner
SR5
V6

Currently running: 265-65-17

 

[gaterose]

Not sure what the largest you can is, but there are members running 35x12.5 (315/70R17) on stock wheels with wheel spacers. Anything larger than 275/70R17 will rub the UCAs without wheel spacers or lower offset wheels.

 

[Lyric]

So the largest I could run would be 275/70R17 without having any lift or spacers?

So I can jump from a 265-65-17 to a 275/70R17 and no issues?

 

[gaterose]

Oh... no, 265/70R17 in most tires.

I thought you just meant in general.

You should check out the Suspension FAQ sticky at the top of the forum.

 

[Lyric]

lol maybe I am confusing you or myself here. lol.

I currently run 265-65-17 and I want to know what is a bigger size tire that I run that will cause no rubbing. I want to know if what bigger tire sizes can I go up to that is larger than what I currently run.

So 265-65-17, what are bigger sizes I can run with no rub?

Again I have no lift or any mods.

 

[gaterose]

lol maybe I am confusing you or myself here. lol.

I currently run 265-65-17 and I want to know what is a bigger size tire that I run that will cause no rubbing. I want to know if what bigger tire sizes can I go up to that is larger than what I currently run.

So 265-65-17, what are bigger sizes I can run with no rub?

Again I have no lift or any mods.

As I said, in most tires 265/70R17 is the largest you can run. More aggressive 265/70s (BFG A-T, Goodyear Duratrac, mud tires) will rub.

 

[Lyric]

As I said, in most tires 265/70R17 is the largest you can run. More aggressive 265/70s (BFG A-T, Goodyear Duratrac, mud tires) will rub.

Awesome and thanks. Sorry for any confusion on you and myself. lol

 

[bvc]

255/75 can work with no or very little rubbing.

 

[Lyric]

255/75 can work with no or very little rubbing.

I was thinking about going with a General Grabber AT2 in size 265-70-17.

But BVC your saying I could go with an AT in 255-70-17's?

 

[settytb]

255/75/17 it's taller than the 265/65/17 but skinnier...generally get better mileage than the 265/70/17. but yeah like others have said the 265/70/17 is the biggest you can go without lift.

 

[GMZ]

Im a fan of GYSA in 255/75/17 myself.

 

[ridefast]

265-70-17
I know bfg's will rub in that size so go with yokohama geolanders! My father inlaw has 70k on his set and they have been fantastic for him!
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[rebelbowtie]

265/70/17 BFG T/A KO on my stock 4Runner and have no rubbing anywhere even when flexed

Only time I have ever had any rubbing was taking a sharp corner on a washboard dirt road and I hit a pot hole pretty hard and it rubbed something pretty gnarly but I couldn't find any damage.

 

[Lyric]

Does anyone have a photo of 255/75/17's on their 4Runner?

 

[bvc]

Does anyone have a photo of 255/75/17's on their 4Runner?

Lots of pics in threads with "good year silent armor"

 

[Lyric]

So I guess tomorrow evening I will getting the Hankook Dynapro AT's in 265-70-17 put on. Thanks everyone.

 

[ridefast]

Careful on water with those tires. My friend has them on his silverado and he hydroplanes like crazy.

 

[rebelbowtie]

So I guess tomorrow evening I will getting the Hankook Dynapro AT's in 265-70-17 put on. Thanks everyone.

Post pics or it didn't happen

 

[ebg18t]

So I guess tomorrow evening I will getting the Hankook Dynapro AT's in 265-70-17 put on. Thanks everyone.

I almost bought the same tires. I talked with a few people I found locally with them, they seemed to love them for 10k miles and the after that their performance dropped off quick. ArkSwamp had them too, but replaced them after a while. I am sure he could share his thoughts on them.

 

[Nathana92]

265/70/17 BFG T/A KO on my stock 4Runner and have no rubbing anywhere even when flexed

Only time I have ever had any rubbing was taking a sharp corner on a washboard dirt road and I hit a pot hole pretty hard and it rubbed something pretty gnarly but I couldn't find any damage.

Those tail lights can not be legal! Lol