I have a '18 TRD Sport, 3" lift in front, 2" in back. Currently have 265/70r17s but to go bigger. I found a good deal on a set of wheels and tires on FB marketplace. I know the wheels should fit but the tires are 325/70r17. Huge! Besides slim to none, what are the possibilities they could fit.
Probably a stupid question but....
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Taco_Tuesday
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I'm gonna say those are most likely gonna rub, if they fit. And you are gonna definitely need suspension/drivetrain work to turn those big meats.
The drivetrain work is enough for me to not even consider them. That's what I was thinking would need to happen
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Taco_Tuesday
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If you like the wheels, I'd get them. Then sell the tires to help offset the cost of a new set of tires that will work better. Just an idea.
That thought has crossed my mind
So I decided against the 325s based on the advice here. But I jumped on a smokin deal yeasterday that I hope will work. I bought a set (with a new spare)of 305/80 r16 BFG ATs mounted on what appear to be Pro Comp 69 polished alloys for $350. Rims are dirty and need a good polishing but the tires have a ton of tread. I've read conflicting/confusing info about whether those tires will fit or not. I'm not an pff-roader. My truck is a daily driving pavement princess. Will rubbing be an issue? Will these work for a daily driver?
Taco_Tuesday
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I gotta ask...if it's a pavement princess, why such big A/T tires?
tooter
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hell yeah [emoji869]
Taco_Tuesday
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Fair enough. I can dig it.. lol
TacoTruck2019
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He may like the look but that will change when he realizes he can't hear his radio anymore.