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Grimarine

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So I just bought a set of BFG KM2's in 285/75R16. Now I'm not asking if I can fit these stock but I currently have 265/75r16. I have heard many times on this forum about people rubbing with 265's and I have never experienced any rubbing with these at all, even when fully tucked in (sway bars still connected). So I feel like when I upgrade to an OME 3" with a 1" body lift and Spidertrax 1.25" wheel spacers I should have no problem at all, correct? I have a 1999 SR5 with no lift, are the wells on the 99's larger or what is going on here?
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Should have to modify the front pinch weld, remove rear mudflaps (or let it rub like me) and lower rear bump stops.
 
I rubbed just backing out in reverse with 285's and 3" lift. If you saying with they fit on stock truck the answer is yes. But it will rub.
 
So I just bought a set of BFG KM2's in 285/75R16. Now I'm not asking if I can fit these stock but I currently have 265/75r16. I have heard many times on this forum about people rubbing with 265's and I have never experienced any rubbing with these at all, even when fully tucked in (sway bars still connected). So I feel like when I upgrade to an OME 3" with a 1" body lift and Spidertrax 1.25" wheel spacers I should have no problem at all, correct? I have a 1999 SR5 with no lift, are the wells on the 99's larger or what is going on here?
8JEDgkb

285s ---> remove your wheel spacers !
 
Where's the love for 275/70/R16's? I've been running these on my stock 99 springs for the past 12 years with no rubbing issues.
 

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