Anybody running this size and have any pics? Getting ready to pull the trigger on a set.

 

I'm running 285-75-17 Toyo MT's on 17" rims with 4.5" of BS. They don't stick out to bad and don't have any rubbing issues.[IMG][/IMG]

 

I was looking at the 285x75's also, those are a little taller but not as wide as the 295x70's. I have some 17x9 wheels I'm going to put them on. How you like your's so far? Your truck look's great with them on.

 

Those 34x11.50 R17s Open Country M/Ts are great... No rubbing or trimming required... I'm running AMP Bitterroot 18x8.5 inch wheels with a BS of 4.53 inches...








2" leveling kit installed...

 

A friend of mine has a dodge 2500 with the 295 70 17's and the look really good in that size. I'd go them, and the 285 75 18's may be alittle big for mpg/stock power. I know not much a difference in size but hey do it right the first time, lol!
The toyos run very heavy so think about that also. I loved mine, but hated the mpg and power loss so i sold them. mine were 285 75 18's though.

 

I like them a lot. And since they are 17' instead of 18", and I run them on a forged rather than cast wheel it makes them even lighter and stronger.

 

I am running that tire on my American Racing Crater Teflon 17x9 wheels with 5" BS, 0 Offset. It has a 2.5" Autospring leveling kit. I install tires for a living and swear by these. They wear and ride really well for how aggressive they are. They are spendy and heavy, and I did lose some gas mileage when going from the stock tires. Well worth it, though.

 

They look great Wakeboarder, I plan to put the tires on the same wheel's but chrome. I've been having them for 4 yrs. but have been in my garage for about 2yrs.

 

The more I see these 285x75 and 295x70's convince me that these 34" or close to it tires may be the best size for a leveled 4x4. Great looking truck's guy's!

 

Finally got 'em on!

 

These tires are a 33.5x12 and seem to fit great on these wheel's.

 

Looks pretty good!

 

Thank's Darren, I'll find out how long they'll last on my 100 mile a day commute!

 

Keep them rotated often, and they should give you a good amount of life. I have found that every 2500-3000 is pretty good to prevent any cupping. I know plenty of people that have gotten 40k+ from these tires which is incredible for such an aggressive tire.

 

Haven't heard too many bad thing's about them. If I get 40k out of them I'll be happy.