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I'm running the 285.75.18 with 2in level and stock rims
Fuzzy D: How do you like your Toyo Open Country tires?
Do you tow anything with your truck?
I'm looking at getting that same size for my truck. 2017 SCREW 2wd I'm also considering the Cooper Discoverer AT3s.
im looking at this size in the Ridge Grapplers, I’m on -12 offset. Currently a 1.5 or 2” level (I don’t remember which I bought/installed), will they rub? Considering coil overs set to 2.5” beforehand, would they rub then?
They will most likely rub. I'm on +15 offset and my tires get pretty close to the crash bars.
Even with .5”-1” more lift? I do rub with 295/70/17 currently at full lock reverse or hitting a bump too hard, I was thinking the little bit of difference in width would be enough to get rid of the rubbing.
I still have my stock wheels, I may just go with 285/75/18 on stock wheels and then buy some Method NV’s. Sounds like that setup clears without rubbing and it’s an 1” taller tire.
Following this thread...looking into 285/75r17 for my truck
This tire will fit without any mods on a 4x4 2015+ truck.
I had my truck prepped by the dealer and delivered with 285/75r17 Duratracs. When I brought them to the dealer a few days before I got my truck they had no issues with the size. I did my research beforehand and never had any rubbing. Even 295s would have been fine but 305s are pushing it you get an aggressive tread or manufacturing tolerances are just a bit off.
I would have went 295 if Duratracs were available in that size at Canadian Tire (since they were 25% off). In short, do it!
This tire will fit without any mods on a 4x4 2015+ truck.
I had my truck prepped by the dealer and delivered with 285/75r17 Duratracs. When I brought them to the dealer a few days before I got my truck they had no issues with the size. I did my research beforehand and never had any rubbing. Even 295s would have been fine but 305s are pushing it you get an aggressive tread or manufacturing tolerances are just a bit off.
I would have went 295 if Duratracs were available in that size at Canadian Tire (since they were 25% off). In short, do it!
Yes, all depending on rim selection. With factory rims you are fine with 295/70R18. That's what I was running before and they fit great. Soon as you start stepping out the offset of the wheel you run into problems fast.
Same truck and have been looking at going with the same size on the same rims...see a trend here? LOL. What engine and gears do you have? Any noticeable loss of power or fuel mileage?
06-26-2017, 12:42 AM
