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Trying to figure out what size tires to get when my wild peaks wear out. I want to go as big as possible without a lift or making modifications. Thanks
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I suppose to answer OP’s question, yes, every tremor ownerThat's the stock size.
thats even smaller, im thinking of going with 245 when mine wear outSorry guys I meant to type 225/75/17 tires
Could I put the three tire sizes on my Ecoboost XLT AWD, that you mentioned without any rubbing etc. & how much height increase would I get? ThanksIm guessing you did a typo. Stock AWD Mavericks have been seen on here with as big as 255/65r17 245/70r17 and 265/60r18s. That is between 30 and 30.8 in on various model tires. The 265s we have heard of havent reported any offroading results but the 245s and 255s have.
Yes it will fit and a couple people have done it.Sorry guys I meant to type 225/75/17 tires
Theoretically yes you could, however some brands of tires run large and the 245/70r17s are on the large end. From what I have heard the Falken AT3Ws dont rub, but if they do it should only be rubbing the felt and not the metal. Other brands its hard to say on the larger tires. That size gets you 0.75" of extra clearance. 245s give you 0.25" and 255s give you 0.5" extra height.Could I put the three tire sizes on my Ecoboost XLT AWD, that you mentioned without any rubbing etc. & how much height increase would I get? Thanks
Thanks much for this info!!!Theoretically yes you could, however some brands of tires run large and the 245/70r17s are on the large end. From what I have heard the Falken AT3Ws dont rub, but if they do it should only be rubbing the felt and not the metal. Other brands its hard to say on the larger tires. That size gets you 0.75" of extra clearance. 245s give you 0.25" and 255s give you 0.5" extra height.
Myself on my Tremor I am gonna go for 265/65r17s, its a touch over 0.75" of and well over an inch wider. There is a stock AWD out there with 265/60r18s on it, their outer dimensions are identical. He says he doesnt rub but he hasnt been offroad.
Here is a real nice easy size calculator.
https://www.tacomaworld.com/tirecalc?tires=235-65r17-265-65r17