285/75/17 with no level?

[Yellow98stang]

Been searching and can't find any pics.

I'm swapping my stock 20's for rebel wheels and about to order tires. Stock rebel tires are 285/70/17, and actually a hair shorter overall than the stock 275/60/20's.

The 285/75/17 toyo at2's come in the extreme and are .9" larger overall diameter. Anyone running this tire or size on a stock 4x4 sport?

Thanks,
Dan

 

[lharrell79]

The AT2 285/75R17 is listed as 33.9". So, it's roughly an inch taller.

 

[Yellow98stang]

The AT2 285/75R17 is listed as 33.9". So, it's roughly an inch taller.

Gotcha, thanks for the correction. Any idea if it will fit stock with no level?

 

[Yellow98stang]

Went ahead and pulled the trigger on the at2 extremes in 285/75

 

[69GWC]

Looks real good, tires fill up the finder wells nice.

 

[Yellow98stang]

Looks real good, tires fill up the finder wells nice.

Thanks! I was concerned it would look a little squatty in the front without a level, but it'll be fine. I can't find a clear answer on ball joint issues or not with any leveling kits, bilsteins, or fox kits...

 

[69GWC]

Running mine at 2.8 with stock uca and no problems so far.

pretty safe at 2.1 I dont think anyone has had a issue set at that with the bils.

 

[da_garr99]

Went ahead and pulled the trigger on the at2 extremes in 285/75

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Sorry I know this a old old thread, but any rubbing ? And how much space between the brake caliper and rim?

 

[Yellow98stang]

I had no rubbing back then. Wheels fit fine as they were stock rebel wheels. I ended up doing falcon shocks and struts leveling the front and running 35x11.5/17' on method wheels later. That required trimming the front inner fender a little.

 

[One Mile Up]

Sorry for the crappy pic... but I literally just had these Toyo Open Country A/T III's in the 285/75R18 flavor mounted up on my factory wheels. Filled out the wheel-well a bit more and they are a bump up in ride quality from the 6 year old factory Goodyear's that they replaced -- no rubbing whatsoever.