Biggest Tire 6th Gen 4Runner SR5 No Lift

[JMAP]

What bigger tires are a good fitment on stock rims for a wider and bolder look without any modifications or lift kits on an sr5?

 

[TRD_ONROAD]

I have these Nittos: 265/70R18

 

[TRD_ONROAD]

 

[JMAP]

Will a 285/70/17 rub at a full turn?

 

[TRD_ONROAD]

Will a 285/70/17 rub at a full turn?

I wish I knew, that's one of the options I was looking at.

 

[Trail4R]

@JMAP -Yes, technically a 285/70/17 (33") will fit on the 6th Gen with no lift, though you will need to remove the mud splash guards and crash plates due to slight rubbing on the front inner wheel well liner in reverse at full lock. Which, both are super easy to remove and both can be reinstalled at any time.

 

[Straw39]

275 70 18
Nothing done to suspension at this point

 

[Trail4R]

275 70 18
Nothing done to suspension at this point

What offset are the wheels? Did you have to remove crash plates or splash guards?

 

[Straw39]

+30 offset
Stayed with 18” wheels
Have not trimmed or removed anything

No rubbing

 

[JMAP]

Thanks for the info

 

[JMAP]

@JMAP -Yes, technically a 285/70/17 (33") will fit on the 6th Gen with no lift, though you will need to remove the mud splash guards and crash plates due to slight rubbing on the front inner wheel well liner in reverse at full lock. Which, both are super easy to remove and both can be reinstalled at any time.

So I would probably get spacers for it not to rubb on the skid plates

 

[Blackteqrunner]

@JMAP -Yes, technically a 285/70/17 (33") will fit on the 6th Gen with no lift, though you will need to remove the mud splash guards and crash plates due to slight rubbing on the front inner wheel well liner in reverse at full lock. Which, both are super easy to remove and both can be reinstalled at any time.

The 6th Gens can fit a 17" wheel? I prefer more meat on my tires