Tire and wheel photo

[fishing monkey]

tires

Ok.....looks like a may try a set of Duratracs.....maybe a 285/75/16.....but still not sure what rim to go with.

 

[Brian757]

Don't let other people persuade you into whatever plans you have for your truck. We aren't going to be driving it.

I will be honest, you would look like a total douche, and the guy in that photo looks like a total douche. But that's my opinion, and my opinion shouldn't mean jack shit to you.

The 4Runner is an awesome truck, and by putting your own variation together, it shows you don't conform, which is a good thing.
The only issue at this point is that you would look like a "non-conforming douche-bag" in that truck...

Haha, I'm just yanking your chain. Chase whatever look you want! Have fun! The way you design your vehicle tells a lot about you. So go with what YOU want.

Good luck!
-Brian

 

[Millerad1651]

Ok.....looks like a may try a set of Duratracs.....maybe a 285/75/16.....but still not sure what rim to go with.

Take a look at the link I posted above...it'll give you an idea of what wheel some of us have used. Discount Tire and Tire Rack also have parts of their website that will show you what the wheels will look like on your vehicle. I will tell you that the sweet spot for backspacing is 4.5"...seems everyone who has that amount keeps rubbing down when upgrading to bigger tires.

 

[alaskaflyer]

I've been looking at Treadwrights lately, think I will give them a go this fall!

 

[fishing monkey]

Wheels

Take a look at the link I posted above...it'll give you an idea of what wheel some of us have used. Discount Tire and Tire Rack also have parts of their website that will show you what the wheels will look like on your vehicle. I will tell you that the sweet spot for backspacing is 4.5"...seems everyone who has that amount keeps rubbing down when upgrading to bigger tires.

Hate to sound like a idiot, but when you say back spacing what are you referring to?

 

[TCMach]

distance between the mounting surface of the wheel and the inner edge of the rim.