2" Lift enough to get 35s?

Hello everybody.

I'm looking at new tires for my 94Runner and I'm for sure getting bigger than the current 31s.

I like the look and price of these: https://www.amazon.com/Milestar-Patagonia-Mud-Terrain-Radial-Tire/dp/B01HG7E91U

But, first of all, will i be able to run 35in tires with no scraping with only a 2in lift?

Second, do any of you have any other suggestions on really good tires for off-roading but still allow for freeway driving?

 

Quick answer is no. You should be able to fit up to 33's though. You can fit 32's without a lift. And unless you also plan on regearing, I would go no more than 33's. And I would stay away from mud tires if you plan on lots of highway driving. A good AT would serve you better.

 

Thanks. I don't plan on a ton of highway driving. But I do have to get it to the mountains, ya know?

 

Unless you plan on doing a bunch of mudding, I would stick with a good set of AT's.

 

I call BS on all those who can't fit 35's on a 3rd Gen with 2" lift cause we fit 37's on a FJ80 with NO LIFT. It self removed the fenders, didn't even have a turn a wrench. We named it the Tickler cause the belt squeals with delight as we ravage the trails. Also, we broke the headlights so we strapped a work light and it works SURPRISLY WELL THANK YOU.

 

Somebody needs to buy my 80 and do THAT to her.

 

I
FUNKING
LOVE
THAT!!!!^
but yes OP
33's 285/75
or 295/75 with some nip-n-tuck

Also same boat as others A/T's
But you do you get what YOU want
NO RAGRETS!

 

Its more about width than anything but you could do Marlin crawler long travel.
Realistically, why go 2" when you can go 3" & chop, chop time on your rig...body mount chop & stuff those 35's. Depends on what your using your rig for but I found out the hard way; do it right the first time! Saves you money & time.
Or...it's the Texas in me "Go big or Go home!"

 

Sweet Landcruiser!!! Definitely taking it like a champ!