Tires for a 2015 Trail Edition

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BF KM2 dont howl in my opinion. I have 35'' on my DD and never notice. Have 265/75 on my 4Runner and noticed a howl...

 

Oh and they look fucking awesome!

 

33" with some trimming.

 

I'd suggest finding a build with it on already so u know how much you need to trim. It be a 33" or 285/70 (32.8) I think.

 

looks good man! Black out those wheels!

 

Looks so awesome!!!!!!
I'm in the same boat! Want 3 inch lift, same tires 285 ko2 tires

Did u having any rubbing issues and any rubbing the control arm since those are stock trail rims.

 

Wow! That's great! And u didn't have to do any trimming? Thanks for the reply!!! This helps me
Soo much

 

Sweet!! Can't wait for mine! Thanks for the quick replies. Did your ride quality change a lot? How noticeable

 

Ok cool!! I have kdss as well!!

 

Does anyone like the General A/T tires?

 

Hi all,

So I just put my Bilsteins 5100s at top thread (I think 2.2") and got 1.5 rear spacers. Do you know if 285/70/17 tires will rub at all? Any help will be appreciated

 

I'm on stock lift still, just put on 275/70/17 KO2's on the stock wheels. No rubbing and it looks aggressive. Once I get my 3" lift and wear out these tires I'll go 285's.

 

Those look great, and when you say no rubbing, I am guessing you haven't been off road with them yet, as I imagine as they tuck they would rub some. If not, then I'm super impressed and might have to do this for my 4runner. I'd pretty much decided to do 265/70/r17 thinking that should work on stock lift.

Thoughts?

 

I am getting a 3in lift soon and upgradeing to a 285/70/17, and all the shops i go to push the toyo open country all terain tire any thoughts on them and does anyone have them??

 

I haven't, but from what I read and researched, lots of guys did not have rubbing issues when off-roading with this set up. Guys with the TRD pro wheels did have issues due to a different offset I believe.

I have a newborn at home and dislocated my shoulder mtn biking on Monday so no off-roading in my near future otherwise I'd let you know how it goes!

 

1. Ouch on the shoulder.
2. Congrats on the munchkin.
3. I'm pretty excited about the wheels then, they look stuffed in the wells and it looks great. I might take a chance and do these. Worst case is that I end up putting on a 2" lift to accommodate them if I have problems, which is on my short list anyways.

 

LOL, I'm just trying to figure out how the conversation went from the first post in the thread to the next post down. I feel like there's missing shit.

 

OP went and edited all of his posts sometime after they were posted, I was so confused at first too. I wish I could see the original, oh well it looks like he got mad and bailed

 

Ah.

 

I think worst case is removing the front mud flaps but for sure a lift would fix it. I'm going toytec ultimate 3" lift hopefully in the near future

 

IMO the Toyo Tires are a good choice. Ask @SixthSnail I think he ran or still does run Toyos and has a pretty built rig, so he can comment to them.

 

I've run toyo ATIIs on my Tacoma, and MTs and RTs on my 4Runner. RTs are what I have now and I like them drastically more than ATIIs.