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This is a discussion thread titled "265/70R17 on stock set up?", within the Tires and Wheels forum, part of the Technical & Vehicle Assistance Forums category.
I'd like to see what 265/70R 17 tires look like on a stock 4wd Tundra. My DC came with 265/65R17's and I want to see how the 1 inch difference in tire size looks. If you have pics in your gallery, please let me know. Thanks.
I don't have any pictures but I just put a set of 265/70/17 Revos on my truck about two weeks ago. The originals were 265/65/17 and I absolutely love the look of the bigger tires. It fills the wheel wells up much better. I still have the bone stock setup but i'm hoping to get a leveling kit soon. I will try to find a camera soon so I can add some pictures. Hope this helps though.
I'd like to see what 265/70R 17 tires look like on a stock 4wd Tundra. My DC came with 265/65R17's and I want to see how the 1 inch difference in tire size looks. If you have pics in your gallery, please let me know. Thanks.
They don't look a lot different. They are about 1-1/2" taller. But you can get a 6 or even 10 ply in the 265 70 17's
Is there a maximum allowable PSI on the factory 17" alloy wheels. Just had LT 265/70/17's installed on my factory setup. These tires call for 80psi max. Can I run this tires at 55-65lbs on the factory set of wheels without any additional risk associated with highway driving, 65-80mph?
Nice to stumble upon this information. I've been slowly shopping around for some new tires and have been considering going with 265/70/17. What kind of tires are you guys running and how do you like them?
I just put on some 265/70/R17 on the factory rims.
I wanted REVO's but couldn't refuse $323.00 (set of four - mounted and balanced)for the OEM Brigestone Dueler H/T 840.
The 265/70/R17 is the stock tire for the FJ and I know Toyota was running a special this month (3 @ regular price and 1 for a $1).
I'll post some pixs in the near future.
This size does fill up the wheel wells pretty good...at least I believe so!
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2005 Black Tundra Double Cab 4x4 Limited
Pioneer AVIC-D3 (finally!!!), XM, iPod, 2 layers eDead material in all four doors, ED 6500 series components front and rear, two ED 9kv.2, an HID light kit, Line-X'd bed and a Spin-Tech xhaust w/ 3" tubing
check out my gallery as well for the size, the big difference to me is they fill up the wheel wells a lot better so the truck doesn't look like its a skateboard.
__________________ Ardnut04 2004 Tundra DC 4X4 SR5
265/70/17 Michelin LTX M/S, Sport grille, chromed factory rims, Challenger Running Boards, Snug Lid SL by SnugTop, Valor chrome Exhaust tip, Burlwood dash by Superior, Putco chrome door handles, door sill protectors, Ventshade wind deflectors, tow package, JBL audio with Bazooka VSE 100watt powered subwoofer, front window matching tint
Nice to stumble upon this information. I've been slowly shopping around for some new tires and have been considering going with 265/70/17. What kind of tires are you guys running and how do you like them?
I'm looking to replace the OEM 265/65-17 Dunlop Grand Treks on my '05 DC. I've been looking at the Revos and the Nokian Vativa. One dealer told me that I won't be happy with the Revos on a Tundra. I want a more rugged looking/performing tire but liked the ride of the Dunlops. Living in NH I need decent performance in snow. Thoughts?
I'm looking to replace the OEM 265/65-17 Dunlop Grand Treks on my '05 DC. I've been looking at the Revos and the Nokian Vativa. One dealer told me that I won't be happy with the Revos on a Tundra. I want a more rugged looking/performing tire but liked the ride of the Dunlops. Living in NH I need decent performance in snow. Thoughts?
Great idea to get rid of the "grandcraps", worst truck tire I've ever had. I replaced the Dunlops on my '03 with Revos and was very happy with the performance. I too live in the northeast and the Revos performed flawlessly in the snow and rain. Only problem was; I only got 35k out of them. I had them on my wife's SUV also and got closer to 50k out of them. They were quiet and rode quite well. I now have an '06 DC and just replaced the stock Bridgestone Dueler HTs with Yokohama Geolander AT-S. Much cheaper and they look great. We'll see how they hold up.
265/70R17 on stock set up?
. I will try to find a camera soon so I can add some pictures. Hope this helps though.
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