Need help with rim/tire combo with 3" lift

Need some help, does anyone know if I can run 285/70/17 on these FJ rims on a 09 tacoma with a 3" lift? Not really sure the back spacing. Any information would be appreciated.

 

Come on, I know someone is running these FJ rims? I know 265/70/17 fits because that's what im currently running. Trying to fit 285's if possible?

 

Measure backspacing. Don't know about those particular rims.

 

Not heard of anyone running 285's that didn't need to do at least a little trimming.

 

Yea, I'm just wondering the back spacing and what my options are? I like the rims and would like to tun 285's? Thanks

 

Call the dealership.

 

I'm pretty sure Forerunner has that combo. The trail wheels are the same as the fj wheels. He has the 3" OME lift and 285's I believe.

http://www.tacomaworld.com/forum/4runner-builds/157242-has-started-2010-4runner-te-build.html



see link. Not sure not the tacoma but I think you would be totally fine putting 285s on those wheels with lift.

 

Thanks everyone

 

I would think the biggest concern would be if the wider tires on stock wheels would rub the coils or UCA's? Might want to figure that out first. If so, then it's nothing's some spider-trax spacers can't fix

 

I'm having a 4wheel shop set my truck up with a 3" front and a 2" spacer for the back. I'm getting 17" DC2's and 285/70/17 Trail Grapplers. Does anyone know if 16" DC2's will clear the calipers on a 2014 Tacoma. If so wouldn't this give me a little more wheel house room and less trimming? I'm just trying to make a good judgment call on this.

 

Depends what the specs are on the new wheels? Typically aftermarket wheels have less backspace than stock wheels so wider tires will clear the calipers. But just depends on the wheel specs of the DC2's

 

Thanks for the quick reply! The wheel size is 17x9 6x5.5 4.5BS for these 17"'s I was looking though the threads for someone that has 16"'s to get a definite they will work with the size and back space information for the 16"'s. So many post! LOL!

 

Oops I read your last post incorrectly. I thought you were asking about the tires rubbing because of back spacing. But as for calipers I've heard some 16's do rub on 2nd gens. If that's the case typically a small 1/4" spacer will do the trick and get you the caliper clearance you need.

 

Anybody have any pictures of these rims running 285's on a tacoma?

Thank you!!

 

Thanks!!! On order, I'll post some pictures and info when I get them on. Thanks again!