275/70r17

[McJohn]

anyone running this tire size? any rubbing at all? I'm thinking they should fit with stock wheels and no lift at all but would probably look better with a small lift....

thx,
John

[amp2oo1]

Pb runs that size

[06RadiantTacoma]

i havent been able to find many aggresive offroad tires in that size it seems most chose a 265 or a 285

[ilovetacos]

Originally Posted by 06RadiantTacoma

i havent been able to find many aggresive offroad tires in that size it seems most chose a 265 or a 285

I have seen Goodyear MTR's in 275/70-17

[06RadiantTacoma]

yeah those are the only aggresive or mud tires that i have found and those tires cost a fortune

[McJohn]

yeah I'm not sure about MT's, there are a few AT's starting to pop up, wish someone made a 275/75R16......that would be sweet, for me, my 265/75R16's look kinda dinky

[fulltimes]

I have 265/70's on 17's and there is rubbing but only when going really really slow.

[johnecon2001]

Originally Posted by fulltimes

I have 265/70's on 17's and there is rubbing but only when going really really slow.

How does that even make sense?

[6shooter]

my buddy is running that size. he had them on stock wheels for about two weeks while he waited for the ones he ordered to come in. they rubbed in the usual places. not to bad.

[fulltimes]

Originally Posted by johnecon2001

How does that even make sense?

Beats me. Maybe I never turn the wheel sharp enough when at speed for it to rub? Or maybe I just don't notice it when going more than 5km/hr but that doesnt make much sense either..

[sntckr]

Originally Posted by fulltimes

Beats me. Maybe I never turn the wheel sharp enough when at speed for it to rub? Or maybe I just don't notice it when going more than 5km/hr but that doesnt make much sense either..

I think you pretty much answered it. You're not making tight turns at speed like you do trying to get into/out of a tight parking space.