285/70/17 or 285/75/17

Looks good!

Is that the body lift? Or is it a spacer lift?

 

Westcott designs collar level lift! High recommend this set up. It was perfect. I sadly traded it in and am shopping for a new one which lead me back to these forums. Never ending spiral down the rabbit hole of mods. I’m looking at one right now with a 3inch lift installed already and will run a 285/75 or 285/70 in whatever aggressive AT is on sale. I’ve had 35 ridge grapplers, 285 wild peaks, 285 Toyo open country at3 right now. The ridge grapplers were the best looking but least favorite for New England weather. I can’t believe a year after I traded my voodoo I’m looking to buy another Asap

 

Some people just need a 4Runner in their life!

I tried a Taco in 2017, and wound up back in a 4Runner after 22 months.

 

Just as a heads up, it seems a few more companies are coming on board with SL 285/70/17's. Nitto and Toyo have them now at decent weights. Brings the weight down considerably for the tires. most are around 47-48 pounds which is far off from stock. Understand some need the C load tires but the SL are good option for those who want less weight and a better ride.

 

Definitely a good option for folks who are just doing mild off-roading, or those who don't off-road, but want a more aggressive looking tire.

This is what I'll be getting for my next set of "winter" tires.

 

Agree. Currently plan to run the Toyo AT3 once i have the eibach kit and magnuson installed.

 

I have AT3's in LT/C and have been happy with them. Reasonably quiet, good treadwear, and they did well off-road when I was using them all year.