Ordered teraflex leveling kit looking for tires
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Ordered teraflex leveling kit looking for tires
I just ordered the new 2inch front 1inch rear teraflex leveling kit at 130$ and now shopping for tires
My 2 choices are
285 70 17 bfg km2 or
285 75 17 toyo open country m/t
My concerns are rubbing issues with the rubi stock wheels
The toyo is a bit taller will it fit my stock carrier with brake light ? Will it rub at full flex ?
If any of you experienced one of
These setup pics and comments would be great
Thanks!!
My 2 choices are
285 70 17 bfg km2 or
285 75 17 toyo open country m/t
My concerns are rubbing issues with the rubi stock wheels
The toyo is a bit taller will it fit my stock carrier with brake light ? Will it rub at full flex ?
If any of you experienced one of
These setup pics and comments would be great
Thanks!!
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I just ordered the new 2inch front 1inch rear teraflex leveling kit at 130$ and now shopping for tires
My 2 choices are
285 70 17 bfg km2 or
285 75 17 toyo open country m/t
My concerns are rubbing issues with the rubi stock wheels
The toyo is a bit taller will it fit my stock carrier with brake light ? Will it rub at full flex ?
If any of you experienced one of
These setup pics and comments would be great
Thanks!!
My 2 choices are
285 70 17 bfg km2 or
285 75 17 toyo open country m/t
My concerns are rubbing issues with the rubi stock wheels
The toyo is a bit taller will it fit my stock carrier with brake light ? Will it rub at full flex ?
If any of you experienced one of
These setup pics and comments would be great
Thanks!!
i personally prefer toyo's as they offer great performance on and off-pavement and being e-range tires, they have sidewalls that are virtually bullet proof. the down side to this is that their ride can be a bit harsher. the bfg's work great too and, if most of your time is spent on pavement, they may be a better choice.
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Originally Posted by wayoflife
whatever you go with, i would recommend installing a set of 1.5" wheel spacers if you intend on keeping your factory wheels.
i personally prefer toyo's as they offer great performance on and off-pavement and being e-range tires, they have sidewalls that are virtually bullet proof. the down side to this is that their ride can be a bit harsher. the bfg's work great too and, if most of your time is spent on pavement, they may be a better choice.
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Any issues reported with spacers? Any safety issues specifically.
I've seen them priced from around $50 a pair to close to $200 a pair. What is the recommendation of the forum folks?
I've seen them priced from around $50 a pair to close to $200 a pair. What is the recommendation of the forum folks?
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I don't want to put spacers I just want to know if the 285 75 17 toyo tire would fit on the stock carrier and if its no too big for only a 2 inch front 1 inch back leveling kit
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ive been looking to buy the spidertrax, i've seen them for roughly $100 per pair. with my previous spacer experience in my VW, buy something hubcentric and quality studs
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I believe wheel spacers are illegal in Canada but don't quote me on that. Also, they push the tire out further so there would be more stress on your parts than needed although it may be negligible . For a 11.5" wide tire they are not needed unless you like the look of a wider stance or don't want to compromise your turning radius. Spacers also may push your tires out past the fender which is also illegal in Canada. Mind you lots of people get away with it. I know someone who was forced to buy larger fender flares.