Tires, how big w/out vioding warente?

jjdbike

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He folks.
Now my 2011 SR5 is lifted 2 2/1 front & 2 rear. I did it right w/ shock, springs, uca & dif drop. Love the ride/handling improvement. Looks better too, although the stock wheels / tires look too small for the truch now. I’d like to go a little bigger if I can. Don’t need super aggressive treads because I only do light trails, but drive a lot of deeply rutted soft sand. I’d like a wider footprint when aired down.
What’s the biggest tire I can put on my stock rims w/out voiding Toyota extended warente (i.e., service contract)?
Thanks.
JD
 
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[MENTION=134987]jjdbike[/MENTION] you would get a lot more responses if you posted in the 5th gen section instead of the general section.
 
He folks.
Now my 2011 SR5 is lifted 2 2/1 front & 2 rear. I did it right w/ shock, springs, uca & dif drop. Love the ride/handling improvement. Looks better too, although the stock wheels / tires look too small for the truch now. I’d like to go a little bigger if I can. Don’t need super aggressive treads because I only do light trails, but drive a lot of deeply rutted soft sand. I’d like a wider footprint when aired down.
What’s the biggest tire I can put on my stock rims w/out voiding Toyota extended warente (i.e., service contract)?
Thanks.
JD
I assumed many others here have faced this question before.
1st reply was correct, I should get a copy and go over it w/ a fine tooth comb.
What I mean is, I don't want to accidentally void my extended Toyota extended service contract. I'm concerned there may be some type of disclaimer that maight do just that. I don't know how much attention they'll pay to it or how much discretion the dealer has w/ that.
I'll take 1enginer's advice & repost that question on the 5th gen forum.
Thanks folks.
JD
 

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