Tire and wheel fitment guide for 04-08
04-09-2014, 06:44 PM
#1271
I have an '06 King Ranch SCrew that came with fairly new Toyo Open Country MT 33x12.5x18's on stock rims, with no rubbing. But the truck looked a bit 'squatty' to me, so I added some Rancho Quicklifts and 9000's on the rear.
Overall I think it looks (and rides!) much better now, but the 33's kind of look a bit small now. I'd like to go to 35's when I replace these, but not sure the Rancho's give me enough lift to avoid cutting/trimming/etc. Also, my gas mileage is bad enough with the 33's. lol! Love these tires, though...
(obviously the car dealer lot with the balloons is when I bought it... haha)
Overall I think it looks (and rides!) much better now, but the 33's kind of look a bit small now. I'd like to go to 35's when I replace these, but not sure the Rancho's give me enough lift to avoid cutting/trimming/etc. Also, my gas mileage is bad enough with the 33's. lol! Love these tires, though...
(obviously the car dealer lot with the balloons is when I bought it... haha)
04-09-2014, 06:52 PM
#1272
Senior Member
Edit: 4WD
04-23-2014, 07:28 PM
#1274
Senior Member
Alright, I've read about 20 or so pages, and I may have missed it. I am going to put on a 2.5" level and want to run either 295s (33.4") or 305s (33.8"). I know I need a 8.5" wheel to fit 75s, but I think I'm going to go with 70s. My quandary is this, if I do go with 75s, what offset do I need? I know with my stock wheels I'll be fine running either 295/70R17 or 305/70R17. But I'm curious about the offset of the wheels needed to fit the wider tires.
05-03-2014, 09:29 AM
#1276
I have an '06 King Ranch SCrew that came with fairly new Toyo Open Country MT 33x12.5x18's on stock rims, with no rubbing. But the truck looked a bit 'squatty' to me, so I added some Rancho Quicklifts and 9000's on the rear.
Overall I think it looks (and rides!) much better now, but the 33's kind of look a bit small now. I'd like to go to 35's when I replace these, but not sure the Rancho's give me enough lift to avoid cutting/trimming/etc. Also, my gas mileage is bad enough with the 33's. lol! Love these tires, though...
(obviously the car dealer lot with the balloons is when I bought it... haha)
Overall I think it looks (and rides!) much better now, but the 33's kind of look a bit small now. I'd like to go to 35's when I replace these, but not sure the Rancho's give me enough lift to avoid cutting/trimming/etc. Also, my gas mileage is bad enough with the 33's. lol! Love these tires, though...
(obviously the car dealer lot with the balloons is when I bought it... haha)
05-03-2014, 09:32 AM
#1277
Alright, I've read about 20 or so pages, and I may have missed it. I am going to put on a 2.5" level and want to run either 295s (33.4") or 305s (33.8"). I know I need a 8.5" wheel to fit 75s, but I think I'm going to go with 70s. My quandary is this, if I do go with 75s, what offset do I need? I know with my stock wheels I'll be fine running either 295/70R17 or 305/70R17. But I'm curious about the offset of the wheels needed to fit the wider tires.
05-03-2014, 01:19 PM
#1278
05-08-2014, 10:34 AM
#1280
what size is those rims, and what brand? I want a set! are they 6x135?