265/70/R16 BFG K02 on 1st gen? Photos?

Hi does anybody have photos of a first gen tacoma with stock tire size 265/70/R16 with BFG AT K02 tire?
Don't want to see ur 265/75/R16 or R17, 2nd/3rd gen trucks
265/70/R16 1st gen configuration only!

 

@BartMaster1234?

 

I have 265/70/R16's on my truck, but they're not BFG AT KO2's; they are TOYO OPEN COUNTRY A/T's

 

Mine are LT265/75R16

 

Nice, and you're able to keep the front flaps without rub?

 

Oh yea, no problem at all as long as youre not stuck in mud up to the hubs and try to go backwards!

 

Here's my 02 DC Pre Runner with 265/70 16 Toyo Open Country Mud Terrains on Method Racing wheels

 

Hah very nice.
Is that stock height too?

 

looks good bud!

 

Thanks !!!

 

I have BFG KO2’s LT265/75R16. They rub the frame ONLY because I have 3rd Gen wheels with less backspacing than 1st Gen wheels.

 

Nice to see how they fill up the wheel well with the stock tire and larger tread.

Prefer to keep stock height, stock tire size, and mud flaps for now. Was amusing they fit fine but never know for sure with the larger tread and all.
Mainly haven't seen many 265/70/R16 A/T or M/T tires on these trucks before (mostly 265/75/r16) and wanted to get a feel for em!

 

rims look great on that 2nd gen

 

The stock 1st gen SR5 wheels will rub the frame, too.

They don't rub any more, at least at ride height. They might still rub a bit in compression and full lock, but I haven't encountered any rub since I put the kings and TC UCA's on.

 

At stock height you should be fine with the 265/70s, even mud terrains. Even with my 265/75r16 KOs, while they did rub, it was only at full lock.

 

That’s my 1st Gen 1998 PreRunner. I have 2017 TRD OR Wheels.

 

Same here. I only rubbed at full lock when parking or turning hard.

 

You said that you rub "ONLY" because you had those turd gen wheels, I'm saying that you'd rub with the stock 1st gen wheels (more back spacing), too.

 

Yeah, didn’t think about that. I guess the less backspacing contributes to it too.

 

The solution is to just stop pussing out with these not even 32" tires and get yourself some 255/85 KM2s. Those shouldn't rub the frame.

But the smaller backspacing definitely doesn't help.

Just stack 4 or 5 wheel spacers in there, you'll be good.