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Hello Forum, it's been a little while. I have a 99 Hilux Surf with the Toytec Ultimate 3" lift. My summer tires are 285/75R16 KM2s on 16x8 0 offset KMC Enduros and they fit great. Actually I trimmed about 1/2" from my front left bumper to avoid any rubbing but that was it. We get a ton of snow where I live (Over 200" a year) and my winter setup was 265/70R16 dedicated snow tires on Pro-Comp steel rock crawlers (Same 0 offset 16x8) That setup also worked great but I didn’t like the extra weight of the steel wheels so I sold them over the summer. I picked up a set of winter tires, 265/70 on factory alloy wheels from a 4th gen Hilux and I knew the +30 offset was going to be weak sauce on my 3rd Gen so I picked up a set of Toytec 1.25" spacers for this winter....... Well I put them on last weekend and it looks terrible, the tires are too small and the rims look inadequate as well.
I just purchased a set of the Level 8 MK6 in 16X8 0 offset because I know it works but I need some advice on tire choice. I had a set of BFG AT KO 325/60R20s on my Tundra and they did excellent in the snow when I lived in NJ so I wanted to get the same tire in 285/75. After doing a little research that size isn't snow rated like most other sizes. So do I go with:
A: 295/75R16 BFG AT KOs (Which are severe snow rated)
Or
B: 285/75R16 Dedicated Yokohama Winter tires
Both cost about $200 a tire where I live.
Thanks in advance for any guidance.
I just purchased a set of the Level 8 MK6 in 16X8 0 offset because I know it works but I need some advice on tire choice. I had a set of BFG AT KO 325/60R20s on my Tundra and they did excellent in the snow when I lived in NJ so I wanted to get the same tire in 285/75. After doing a little research that size isn't snow rated like most other sizes. So do I go with:
A: 295/75R16 BFG AT KOs (Which are severe snow rated)
Or
B: 285/75R16 Dedicated Yokohama Winter tires
Both cost about $200 a tire where I live.
Thanks in advance for any guidance.