Need your advice on running slightly higher tires on 2006 Limited 4Runner

[4rider]

Hello,

is anybody have experience or opinion on running BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A® KO tires LT265/65R18/E on Stock 4Runner?

The stock tires are Michelin LTX M/S2 is Michelin 265/60R/18 with overall diameter of 30.5".

What I am looking at is (attached are specs for both):

265/65R18 Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 2 - overal diameter 31.5"
265/65R18 BF Goodrich All-Terrain T/A KO - overal diameter 31.7"

So my question is would I be able to fit either Bridgestone (1" taller from stocks) or the BF Goodrich (1.2" taller than stock) in my stock 2006 4Runner without tires rubbing to the wells or the frame?

Thanks,

 

[Absolute]

I have a 03 4x4 runner. Prior to this month I was running 31" and it was a tight fit. The size was 265/75/16
It would rub quite a bit. I think anything bigger would cause a issue.

this is with my 31's
You just might be able to get away with the 31.5 though

 

[4rider]

Thank you Absolute! I guess I will have to stick to the stock wheel size 265/R60/18 until I save enough money for a decent suspension lift kit.

 

[chaz]

with no lift & wheel spacers, u should be able to use a tire thats 32" tall, but some seem to have a bit of rubbing (inner fender & uca) with the BFGs cause of the squared off design. stick with stock size, maybe try a different tire , or get wheel spacers & follow JAs thread. heres some to check out. http://www.toyota-4runner.org/4th-gen-t4rs/69776-bf-goodrich-all-terrain-fit-18-wheels.html Toyota 4Runner Wheel Spacers http://www.toyota-4runner.org/perfo...gers-more/73291-bfg-all-terrains-4th-gen.html

 

[audiqtr]

few things:

1) Both tires you listed should fit fine without rubbing
2) These tires will make your truck 0.5'' and 0.6'' taller, not 1'' & 1.2''. That's the overall diameter.
3) just wanna point out the weight diff between your two options. 65lbs diff!! That's half a backstreet boy