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Factory fine!

 

Cooper ST Maxx LT 285/70/17 on Motegi MR149 w/ zero offset

 

I just had these installed this morning. Final cost was $215 per tire mounted, balanced, and installed which I think is a pretty darn good deal. They're C load-rated KO2's at stock size of 265/70R17.

I seem to be in the minority but I love the white letters showing.

 

Black Rhino Stadium, 17 × 8.5", 0 offset.

Yokohama Geolander MT, 295/70/17

Surprisingly pleasant on the street. Totally badass aired down off-road!

When I first got the mounted:



After a good test run this spring:



Stuffed!



Yesterday, after a great weekend:

 

Nitto Ridgegrapplers on TRD wheels. 265/70R17

 

That stuffed pic

 

I have KMC Mesa wheels in a 17" x 9" with a -12mm offset wrapped in 285/70R17 KO2's in the C Load. The lift is a ToyTec Aluma boss 2.5" front lift and 1.5-2" on the back.



-12mm offset on the 17 x 9 wheels and referenced against RCI 20 degree kickouts

 

I think this looks PERFECT! awesome ride!!

 

Thanks! There are many 4runners out there but this one is mine and I'm very happy with it!

 

I am hoping to get mine dialed in like that as well! I want to go with 285s but I am trying to do so without adding 12Cs to each corner! This is why I am looking at the Toyo AT IIIs

 

Yeah I didn't really look at tire and wheel weight until after I purchased. My MPGs definitely took a big hit. Fortunately I work from home so a lot of my miles are play miles and worth the cost when I do it. I mean, I haven't hit 5k miles on it yet and I bought it in April. It's been all over Colorado and Utah already.

 

295/70/17 load E nitto ridge grappler. Scs 17x9, -38mm

 

Sweet! need a bmc to fit that?

 

Scs ray10’s 17x9 with a -38mm offset. With toyo at3’s in a 285/70/17

 

I don't know if I needed it or not but I got the bmc all the same. I'm guessing that I would have needed it.

 

The best wheel Toyota makes, combined with the worst tire that Bridgestone makes (well, ok, just one of those statements is true )

 

Your skid plate looks so different than my stock KDSS. Did you put after market one?

 

Yes. Beware of non-KDSS-compatible skids! It cost me extra time and money.

https://www.4runners.com/threads/th...where-all-of-my-money-went.12919/#post-138761

 

SCS Ray10s 17x8.5
35x11.5R17 LT-C Toyo Open Country AT3s.

Full size on the stock steel spare.

 

35x12.5x17 Yokohama Geolandar G003 on SCS BR6 17x9 -38 offset

 

probably will be my next tire size. How’s your gas mileage ?

 

15-16 depending on usage (hwy vs city), currently waiting for my ECGS 4.56 gears to be here which will help.

 

Did you need to trim at all? Any rubbing? Nice set up!

 

Best accessory you can have, a best friend.

 

Other than the body mount chop, no trimming required. I haven't done anything bonkers in it since the lift but I have taken it to Utah and in NW Colorado for some fun and so far I haven't had any rubbing issues at all. Also, my brother is running a '20 Rubicon with stock suspension on 285/70R17 KO2 C load just like I have and he was surprised at how much better the 4runner drove than his jeep, especially without airing down on that trip. When I rode shotgun in his Jeep I could see what he was talking about. Much smoother in the T4R.

 

Stock SR5 wheels painted gloss black and stock size Falken Wildpeaks.

 

I have seen many pictures from your setup, and each time I see them, I say; Wow.

 

Thanks

Always glad to share my modding experience