Tire size w/ lift
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the great him
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You can fit a 285 on a stock runner, so yes those will fit with your lift
RunninInGA
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Cody's right - with those rims and the 285 tire, you'll have some rubbing issues I believe, but you should be able to trim and/or bang your way out of it I would imagine.
tylerbaird
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They will fit, but I believe you have to run spacers with the Tundra wheels and 285's.
SCRunner12
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You could also go for the middle ground and get 275/70/17's. They are right in the middle of 265/70/17's and 285/70/17's. You might not lose as much power and retain a little better mileage. Only downside is there is a limited selection of tires offered in that size. I wish they made that size for a 16" rim as it would be perfect IMO.
4ganger
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I've been thinking the same thing. Measures out to a 32x11 vs 33 x 11.5?
Looked a few options up on google.
Cooper ATR or AT3 (never run them but see them on a lot of SUV's around town (price?),
Mastercraft courser AT & courser C/T (anyone know anythng about these?),
Hancook dynapro ATM (I can get these at a good price)
BFG All Terrain TA KO's (good tire but a bit more expensive why do these show "not rated for severe snow?? seems odd),
Goodyear MT/R with kevlar (spendy and don't seem to be rated as well as the BFG's)
Goodyear Silent Armor (another good option for a little lower price vs. the BFG's)
Anyone have experience with these tires? I need a good snow tires first and formost. I have the Firestone destination AT right now. It does fine but seems to be more of an all season than an AT. I go off roading some but not crazy aggressive. To some extent it is about the look of the tire too. These Firestones look very soccer-mom'sh. :-0
Looked a few options up on google.
Cooper ATR or AT3 (never run them but see them on a lot of SUV's around town (price?),
Mastercraft courser AT & courser C/T (anyone know anythng about these?),
Hancook dynapro ATM (I can get these at a good price)
BFG All Terrain TA KO's (good tire but a bit more expensive why do these show "not rated for severe snow?? seems odd),
Goodyear MT/R with kevlar (spendy and don't seem to be rated as well as the BFG's)
Goodyear Silent Armor (another good option for a little lower price vs. the BFG's)
Anyone have experience with these tires? I need a good snow tires first and formost. I have the Firestone destination AT right now. It does fine but seems to be more of an all season than an AT. I go off roading some but not crazy aggressive. To some extent it is about the look of the tire too. These Firestones look very soccer-mom'sh. :-0
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SCRunner12
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I've heard both Coopers are good and the Hankook's have been getting really good reviews. I'd go with those or the BFG's. If you can get the Hankooks for a good price I would go for it.
