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Does anyone know what tire and rim this are.

Looking for something similar to this to install on my yota.

Thanks
 

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Nope... just take your fenders off and you'll be fine!







Of course I'm joking. That looks like about 6 inches or more of lift to me and it's too much in my opinion.
 
Nitto mud grapplers on at least an 18" wheel...probably 285 65 18. You're looking at close to $3k plus. And he's got at least a 3" suspension and 2" body lift...or some variation of the two.
 
I see those wheels on full size pick ups all the time. Might want to hunt around one of those forums to see what you can find out about the wheels.

Where did you find that picture? No info on the wheels there?
 
those wheels are gay, made by homo... they are a 20" wheel wrapped with a nitto mud grappler, looks to be like a 285 or 305 50 or 55 20 tire, and yeah thats about 6" of lift...


sweet truck BRO...
 
PBR found it...looks like 20s...and around 6 inches of total lift.

The tires will set you back almost $1500
Ratings, reviews and specifications for Nitto Mud Grappler tires

The wheels (found something similar) will be $1200
Moto Metal MO959

The lift will run anywhere from $300-$1200, depending on what you use. He used cheap spacer lifts, so his rode like sh*t. Plus he has a 3" body lift, which is pretty damn high. To run the wheel/tire combo, you'd just need the suspension, not the body.
 
That truck to me looks like it's built to be a beach cruiser. Nothing wrong with that, in fact I'd like to have one. But I wouldn't wheel it with that set up.
 
That poor Runner would get beat up on a trail. The wheels are just not set up for that. Agreed with the beach cruiser part or just for a cruiser around town.

Blue
 
Its missing the giant "Tapout" sticker.

Sweet brodozer.

Sorry man but very few people on this board are going to like the look of that. Has zero function on top of that.
 
Thanks

I understand what everyone is saying.
What would you recommend for a road car, fishing on beach, camping in mountains and still a family driver if need be.

Thanks
 
If you do it you will regret it once you spend more time on this forum, check out the different wheel/tire threads on this forum
 
You can do a similar setup to that pic, just skip the 3" body lift. I'd also stick to machined wheels, chrome will scratch and pit easier. Check out discounttiredirect.com. They have tons of nice wheels and tires and are pretty reasonable. That's where I picked mine up. I've wheeled a few times (similar to what you want to do) and they are still in great shape.

Here is a thread with some ideas...

http://www.toyota-4runner.org/3rd-gen-t4rs/133073-3rd-gen-aftermarket-wheel-thread.html
 
KMC wheel? I saw this at Hibdon Tire in Broken Arrow, OK last night.
 

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