Tire Question

[Vermonster76]

Hey, quick tire question for y’all. I’m sure this has been beaten to death on here but looking for a quick answer without filtering through a bunch of threads.

I’m about to install a Fox 2.5 DCS suspension from accutune with 2.5in front lift and 1in rear lift on my 2016 Trail with KDSS. Also going in are Icon DJ UCA’s and I’m doing the body mount chop with metal tech plates.

My wheels are 17x8.5 SCS F5’s with -10 offset.

The wheels I’m going with are Cooper Discoverer STT Pro’s.

The question is, will 295 fit with out additional (or minimal) trimming or should I stick with 285. I’m not planning on doing the bumpers yet but are planned after I add skids and sliders.

Thanks for help, this truck has been 4 yrs in the making but the arrival of twins and buying a house put it on the back burner but now she’s ready to finally get hooked up, so stoked!

 

[Bossman]

Going Bigger - 5th Gen Tire Fitment Guide

https://www.toyota-4runner.org/5th-...es-285%92s-rub-here-some-things-consider.html

Fitting 295's Lets Talk

 

[SpeedyKevin]

Hey, quick tire question for y’all. I’m sure this has been beaten to death on here but looking for a quick answer without filtering through a bunch of threads.

I’m about to install a Fox 2.5 DCS suspension from accutune with 2.5in front lift and 1in rear lift on my 2016 Trail with KDSS. Also going in are Icon DJ UCA’s and I’m doing the body mount chop with metal tech plates.

My wheels are 17x8.5 SCS F5’s with -10 offset.

The wheels I’m going with are Cooper Discoverer STT Pro’s.

The question is, will 295 fit with out additional (or minimal) trimming or should I stick with 285. I’m not planning on doing the bumpers yet but are planned after I add skids and sliders.

Thanks for help, this truck has been 4 yrs in the making but the arrival of twins and buying a house put it on the back burner but now she’s ready to finally get hooked up, so stoked!

Friend of mine has that wheel and 295 KM3s and was still rubbing on that plastic but behind the mud flap and on that fender itself. Can't remember his caster # but try to get as high as you can!