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Stock rims... new tires?

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cormy

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Ok, 1st question:

Have a bone stock 2019 with stock tires/ wheels. Need new tires and am looking to put the largest tires (reasonably) on the stock rims. I don't have the vehicle in front of me so not sure of size other than 17".

Or should I buy TRD or similar after market rims and be able to install larger tires more easily and safely?

Id rather not have another set of rims to store somewhere.

Not looking to be a "highboy" but something a bit taller and wider than what I have now.

Please advise...
 
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cormy said:
Ok, 1st question:

Have a bone stock 2019 with stock tires/ wheels. Need new tires and am looking to put the largest tires (reasonably) on the stock rims. I don't have the vehicle in front of me so not sure of size other than 17".

Or should I buy TRD or similar after market rims and be able to install larger tires more easily and safely?

Id rather not have another set of rims to store somewhere.

Not looking to be a "highboy" but something a bit taller and wider than what I have now.

Please advise...
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275/70R17 will be the biggest on stock suspension.
 
So it’s the suspension I have to worry about, not the rim?

I think I put this in the wrong section…
 
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