285/70/17 tires (BFG All-Terrain T/A) on stock wheels, no poke, no trim, no cab mount removal (2024 TRD Off-Road)

[M1KL83]

285/70/17 tires on stock wheels, no poke, no trim, no cab mount removal.

Looks fantastic!
Do you know the rim width of the factory TRD OR wheels?
I want to go 285 70 same as you but when I look at manufacturer acceptable mounting range for most AT tires like KO2 it calls for 7.5 - 9 "
I thought I read somewhere that the factory rims are only 7" wide.
I really hope the factory wheels are at least 7.5"

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[RFish]

Got my same size k03 on yesterday. Can feel the weight compared to stockers but it makes it look and feel more like a truck now.

 

[Jax156]

Looks like fitment is good, but BFG suggests a 8 wide wheel and oem is 7.5. Any issues there?

 

[RFish]

Zero

 

[n118nw]

Got my same size k03 on yesterday. Can feel the weight compared to stockers but it makes it look and feel more like a truck now.

I'll be getting mine this weekend. I haven't seen a blue crush yet with stock wheels and larger tires so I'll take a few pics.

Maybe we need a factory wheels thread

 

[tank69]

I'll be getting mine this weekend. I haven't seen a blue crush yet with stock wheels and larger tires so I'll take a few pics.

Maybe we need a factory wheels thread

Ever get some pics? My blue crush will be picked up in 3 days and probably going to change tires.

 

[n118nw]

Ever get some pics? My blue crush will be picked up in 3 days and probably going to change tires.

https://www.tacoma4g.com/forum/thre...n-oem-trd-or-wheels-blue-crush-metallic.4226/

 

[Deleted member 5766]

If my truck ever arrives, I’ll probably add the Westcott kit and 285s. Biggest worry is the dealer possibly being a dick about warranty.
Truck looks great. Not too much, not too little.

 

[n118nw]

If my truck ever arrives, I’ll probably add the Westcott kit and 285s. Biggest worry is the dealer possibly being a dick about warranty.
Truck looks great. Not too much, not too little.

Going with bigger tires won't void the warranty. Modifying the suspension will potentially void any warranty work on modified components like shocks and springs, but not the vehicle itself.

 

[Deleted member 5766]

@n118nw I didn’t mean bigger tires being an issue. Dealerships around where I live have a tendency to want to void entire drivetrain warranties with any suspension modification.

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