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Old 09-11-2007, 12:53 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Hey all,

Fairly new to this forum, all though I have been browsing for a while now.

I have a 2006 tacoma that is bone stock except for the parts replaced when some bum hit me. But at any rate ... It is a 4x4, extended cab, v6, 6-spd sr5.

I ran into some mud this weekend on a camping trip and decided it was time for some new tires, as the factory tires suck on anything that is remotely slippery.

Just curious waht happens if i upgrade to a 265 75 16 versus the 245 70 16 on the truck. I know there are implications with the odometer, speedometer, gas mileage etc. is there any way to fix the odometer/speedometer? will the dealer do it?

Now on to the tire question. I have been eyeing the Cooper Discovere S/T. ANy advice or recommendations on this tire or any other tire?

Thanks for your help. I am excited to finally start doing a little work on my truck starting with new tires.

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Keith
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Old 09-11-2007, 12:59 PM   #2 (permalink)
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A word to the wise before the search Nazi's get you you can find a lot of info about different tires and what the changes in size do to your odometer, speedometer, etc... just by using the search option. I know that with my 91 toyota truck I have 34" TSL Super Swampers on it and my speedo is off by about 5 to 10 mph it changes when i get on the highway. I hope this helps though.
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Old 09-11-2007, 01:00 PM   #3 (permalink)
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i have the cooper stt. the s/t is discontinued and the st/c took over. stt is an awesome tire for onroad and really good for offroad. amazing wet traction and mud. the 265/75/16 will fit, but they will fill up the wheel wells pretty well. there are afew trucks on here with that setup stock wthout a lift, but it looks to me like they need to be lifted. There is no rub without a lift with those tires, that is a good thing if ur not gonna lift. i have that size with a 3 inch lift and its a very nice combination to help out with gas, and it looks bigger than my stock 265/70/16. that actually could be another size to consider if ur not lifting, i think that size would look better without a lift. thats what the stock trd offroads come with.
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Old 09-11-2007, 01:15 PM   #4 (permalink)
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go to the link below and enter in your stock tire size and the size you want to go to. it will tell you how far off they will be.

http://www.discounttire.com/dtcs/infoTireMath.dos
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Old 09-11-2007, 09:10 PM   #5 (permalink)
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How does the stt stand up as far as tread wear? road noise?
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treadware is even, road noise is a little louder than stock, but if u have ever ridden in a truck that has bfg mud terrains, it is absolutely nothing like that. u get used to it after about a week. now i can't even notice it, and niether does anyone else in the truck for that matter. im hopin to get about 40,000 out of them, and if i get that much out of them, i'll will be buying another set when they wear out.
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price difference?

Ok, so i had a tire dealer tell me yesterday that the 265/70/16's was a very uncommon size. the quote he gave me for some 265/75/16's was way less than the 265/70/16's. Is he yanking my chain or what? I know the 275/75/16s are close without a lift, but in the case that they are a $100 cheaper ... who knows.
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265/70/16 is the OE size for some tacoma option packages - and there are many manufacturers that produce tires in that size - yes that dealer is yanking your chain
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where did you find a 275/75r16?
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sorry, that was a typo. should have been 265/75/16
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dang, was hoping someone came out with the perfect tire for MY truck.......
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