Show us your wheel and tire setup

LT265/70/17 Nitto Ridge Grapplers mounted on 17x8.5 -10 offset SCS Ray10's.

 

275-70-17 Cooper AT3 XLT's on stock rims.... Same tire on XD RG1 rims, zero offset, 8.5" width.

 

Hey - Looks very good! Stock tires size? And, can you confirm what you have done for lift?

Thanks!

 

Awesome looking rig.

 

285/70R17 Cooper Evolution MTs on stock SR5 rims coated with Antique Gold Krylon, lol. Tires were siped, which most people have never heard of, but they did very well on ice and snow last winter.



They are amazing in the dirt.



And decent in snow...

 

Stock, but they work

 

Great looking rig, the black on white is outstanding.

 

Looks GREAT BUD !!

I found some 285/70/17 M/T- for a great price - want to mount them up on my wife’s 16’ T4R -with the same factory wheels you have , but afraid of rubbing issues - UCA / bumper / body mounts etc
Was going to install a CORNFED 2-1 lift for clearance

Are you on stock suspension??
Have any rubbing issues ??

THX in advance

 

Bfg KO 2 - C rated 285/70/17 on TRD Pro wheels no spacers.

 

Looks good!

what’s your suspension setup ??
any rubbing??
BMC?

 

Im lookin for these wheels !

 

Lift: Dobinsons IMS59-50700 shocks - coils C59-302 Front - Dobinsons shocks IMS59-50705 - Coils C59-505 Rear. Front 2.7/3.0" . Rear 1.7/2.0" No Upper Control Arms needed, with the 285/70/17 installed around a 4" lift. No BMC, No rubbing. Driving multiple trails in Moab. Alignment in spec. Tracking on the Freeway perfect.

 

@Roland stock size tires at tires no lift

 

Same Bfg KO 2 - C rated 285/70/17. But using stock TRD Offroad wheel with no wheel spacers. My buddy also running Bfg KO 2 - C rated 285/70/17 on stock SR5 wheels.


My Limited also use TRD Offroad wheel wrapped with Falken Wildpeak 285/70/17 Standard Load.

 

What do you mean OP?

 

Suspension setup? Can you stuff that rear?

 

You are tempting me, you know I'm crazy about that full time 4WD. Great pictures.

 

Here's mine, with Toyo Open Country A/T III, E Rated, 285/70 R17's on TRD wheels:

 

285/70 r17 Dick Cepek Trail Courty EXP on Stock TE wheels

 

this is the setup I want to run as well. Those Toyos are the lightest 285’s you can get. And they look pretty good on the stock TRD wheels!

 

I added 285s about as cheaply as possible. Daystar 2/1 lift, very minor trimming on the front bumper and the mud guards, no body mount mods and no rubbing on some fairly difficult Jeep trails in Arizona. Ironically, I was leaving work the other day and backing out of a parking spot and I heard rubbing. Never happened before.

If I installed a true suspension lift with more articulation, then I would likely have to do much more trimming. The advantage of the Daystar lift is that it retains factory ride and most get lucky enough to not have to use UCAs to get alignment back into spec. But, it does not improve suspension performance in any way. For my moderate off-roading and daily commuting, the set-up is just fine.

Trimming and clearance...

 

Just stock wheels with Toyo AT3 tires.

 

@whippersnapper02 what tires where on there prior ?

 

Stock Dunlops. They last's me 3 years.

 

You must be out west ish !

 

What people call rain here is a clear day in Washington state.

 

2016 SR Sinko, Fuel Trophy 17x9, Nitto TG 2's 275/75/17.

 

KO2s on RR5-V 17x8.5 -12 / Matte Black

 

Work Meister S1HC 17x8.5 -10 on Toyo open Country AT3 285/75/17

 

Thanks mate! Yeah, the Toyo's are EXTREMELY quiet, to my surprise, for E rating. I had a concern, but kinda went ahead with it, that I would be sounding like some of those Jeeps, where you hear them coming with the road noise. I definitely recommend it. I run the tyres at 36psi.

Cheers,

Sean