Question about bigger tires with lift

[RDN4JC]

I have a 2014 TE w/KDSS & Supreme Suspensions 4Runner 3" Front, 2" Rear Lift, and I can easily do the fender liner mod.
I want to run Firestone Destination M/T 285/75/17's.
Will this tire fit on the stock 7.5 inch rim?
Will I need to make an other mod's to my T4R to prevent rubbing?
Also should I install the Differential Drop Kit?

Per the Tire fitment guide the tires should fit my stock rims, but I'm afraid that with out new UCAs, I will have some rubbing.

 

[cortney76]

I have a 2014 TE w/KDSS & Supreme Suspensions 4Runner 3" Front, 2" Rear Lift, and I can easily do the fender liner mod.
I want to run Firestone Destination M/T 285/75/17's.
Will this tire fit on the stock 7.5 inch rim?
Will I need to make an other mod's to my T4R to prevent rubbing?
Also should I install the Differential Drop Kit?

Per the Tire fitment guide the tires should fit my stock rims, but I'm afraid that with out new UCAs, I will have some rubbing.

They will fit on your stock rims. I had a Revtek 3inch and I ran 33x12.50x17 on an 8.5" rim. I only had a little rub in reverse in full lock. You can trim your fenders, and remove your front mudflaps if you are rubbing. Others do a BM( body mount ) chop to help with clearance. I didn't run aftermarket UCA's with my 3inch spacer lift but I do now since I did away with it. I had to get an alignment about once a year when that Revtek was on there with the stock UCA's. And yes, you need a Diff Drop Kit. I hope my response helps

 

[RDN4JC]

They will fit on your stock rims. I had a Revtek 3inch and I ran 33x12.50x17 on an 8.5" rim. I only had a little rub in reverse in full lock. You can trim your fenders, and remove your front mudflaps if you are rubbing. Others do a BM( body mount ) chop to help with clearance. I didn't run aftermarket UCA's with my 3inch spacer lift but I do now since I did away with it. I had to get an alignment about once a year when that Revtek was on there with the stock UCA's. And yes, you need a Diff Drop Kit. I hope my response helps

Thank you for the information.