What are the largest wheels/tires i can install on my 99?

[racedirt1]

I see you are in Canada, 3.250 x .03937 should give you your mm equivalent.
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[JerryT]

I agree that the spacers are the least expensive way to go.

 

[(4)runnin'it]

wait so is that a picture with them on?

 

[JerryT]

wait so is that a picture with them on?

The tires that you see here are 275/70 R16.

I found some spacers on the net https://www.4wdfactory.com/store/products/Toyota-Aluminum-Wheel-Spacers,-6-on-5.5".html

I think that these are the right size....correct?

 

[racedirt1]

6 on 5.500 is what you need, you got the right ones. You could get by w/ the 1" but I would go 1.250.

 

[JerryT]

6 on 5.500 is what you need, you got the right ones. You could get by w/ the 1" but I would go 1.250.

Excellent! Thanks. I was thinking 1"but the extra 1/4" may give me some piece of mind.

The only problem now is that if I use spacers my tires will stick out past the chrome fender trim and if I do that than I have to find some nice fender flares...... :bash:

Jerry

 

[(4)runnin'it]

what are the largest recommened spacers, as in how big can you get before it starts messing up your car?

 

[jspagna1]

Now if you went with a 265/75/16 that would take up more wheelwell space. The tires would be a bigger diameter and therfore with your lift kit, you would have no rubbing issues and again, it would fill more of the wheelwell.

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp?action=submit

 

[JerryT]

Now if you went with a 265/75/16 that would take up more wheelwell space. The tires would be a bigger diameter and therfore with your lift kit, you would have no rubbing issues and again, it would fill more of the wheelwell.

http://www.1010tires.com/TireSizeCalculator.asp?action=submit

Hey thats a good tool. I do like the 285/75 r16's because they are wider, taller and depending on the brand....BFG AT's have a agressive tread look to them.

 

[JerryT]

The tires that you see here are 275/70 R16.

I found some spacers on the net https://www.4wdfactory.com/store/products/Toyota-Aluminum-Wheel-Spacers,-6-on-5.5".html

I think that these are the right size....correct?

Just a correction on the spacers: these are not hub-centric so they are not considered as safe....