[justinguder2]

I am goin to be leaving for Breckenridge Colorado in 9 days. I want to get 5100's and 265/75/16 BFG K/O's installed. Should i wait until i am back to get it installed. I would like to have it lifted in Colorado with new tires. I also have stock tire on right now and one of them is flat and has a lot of tread worn off of it. What do you guys think would be best. Just get new tires for now and hope they don't rub? or try to get everything ordered and installed in 9 days?

 

[sechsgang]

I would just get the tires for now and drive it like that. It will help you pinpoint any vibrations should you get them.

 

[justinguder2]

i just read that i can not put 265/75-16 BFG AT's on my stock 16 inch wheels! Is this true?
i got it from here http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t184562.html

I have a 2005 double cab (no trd)

 

[Jaime]

i just read that i can not put 265/75-16 BFG AT's on my stock 16 inch wheels! Is this true?
i got it from here http://www.toyotanation.com/forum/t184562.html

I have a 2005 double cab (no trd)

Yes you can. Lots of people have run this setup with no problems

 

[Jamco6000]

i ran stock 265 75 Yokohama's geolanders stock

 

[zmtnbik]

Good luck and drive carefully.

If you are coming in via I-70, be sure to check out the C-dot cams:
http://www.cotrip.org/atis/web.ZoomboxMarshal?device=CCTV&Zoombox=0

 

[fish eye]

What route are you planning on? I have quite a bit to offer regarding this, after making the drive there MANY MANY times....

 

[trdtoyotaguy]

i live 1.5 hours from breck, my favorite place to snowboard

 

[justinguder2]

I am taking I-70 there. I am not looking foward to the long drive, but the snowboarding is worth it. Its probably going to take me 14 hours and i have never driven for over 2 hours before! But i am goin with some freinds who can drive part of the way.

- i should be good with putting the 265/275/r16 BFG K/Os on there with stock evertything. right? (and no trd package if that makes a difference)

 

[toyotatrd07]

yes, you will be fine. I installed 265-75-16 revos on my truck which is a stock sr5 4x4, and have had no rubbing issues.

 

[justinguder2]

yes, you will be fine. I installed 265-75-16 revos on my truck which is a stock sr5 4x4, and have had no rubbing issues.

I was considering getting revos too. are they any better than KO's

 

[Jaime]

It depends on what's more important to you - the BFG's are obviously better offroad while the Revos are hard to beat on pavement (wet and dry).

 

[justinguder2]

It depends on what's more important to you - the BFG's are obviously better offroad while the Revos are hard to beat on pavement (wet and dry).

I don't do that much off roading but like the look of the K/O's. do you have a pic of your truck?

 

[justinguder2]

I now have 265/75/r16 BFG A/T on my stock double cab 4x4. I'm leaving tonight at 4 am and hoping on getting there by 6 pm