Looking at tires and rims with bilsteins in front help

[doublezips]

I am looking at a set of rims Ballistic Wizard Black (specs:
Diameter- 17''

Width - 9"

Offset-*(+25mm)

Backspace - 6.0''
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Bolt Pattern -*6x135)

I was wondering if these would work on my 2011 sr5 and with the bilsteins 5100's in front to level what size tire could I get. Would a 285/75/17 work with no rubbing or would I need smaller?

 

[Airwolf]

Bolt pattern for the 4Runner is 6 lug 5.5 inch or 139.7mm. Not sure if the 135 you have listed will fit... Also BS is more then I believe will fit without spacers. I think 4.75" BS is close to max.

 

[philsey]

Sorry to be slightly off-topic, but why would you put firm shocks on the front and keep oem "soft" shocks on the rear? Suggest same all around.

If all you want is front lift, suggest you use a spacer.

 

[proquip]

Those particular wheels won't work. The bolt pattern required is 6x139.7mm (6x5.5in). That particular wheel has too much backspace (positive offset) and will push the wheels inward, causing your tire to rub your upper control arm (UCA). Best wheel size to minimize rubbing both on the UCA and the inside fender is a 17x8 w/ 4.5-4.75" backspace. A 17x9 wheels with similar backspacing will probably rub on the inside fender since the wheel is pushed out by an extra inch.

Regarding tires, you should be able to fit 285/70/17's (not 285/75/17's) without issues - you may need to push the inside fender liner forward (there's a couple of DIYs on the forum - it takes 5min to do).

Good luck!

 

[doublezips]

Sorry to be slightly off-topic, but why would you put firm shocks on the front and keep oem "soft" shocks on the rear? Suggest same all around.

If all you want is front lift, suggest you use a spacer.

I do have them all the way around I hated the "boat" feeling. Just left off the extra info as the rear is stock height