255/80/17 +35 wheels & tires installed!

[gryder]

Whats going on everyone, I‘d like to share my setup. Looking through the forum I couldn’t find the setup I am running, 255/80/17 +35 offset. I know people have ran 255/80/17 tires and +35 offset but not together, that I could find.

Tires: Falken Wildpeak at3w 255/80/17 - on bathroom scale they weigh 51 lbs

Wheels: ALPHequipt Command, color is Light Grey, 17x8.5 +35 offset - on bathroom scale, 26.2 lbs

Front shocks - Eibach 2.0 coil overs, I didn’t adjust them from factory, not sure if it’s 2.5 or 3 inch lift.
Rear - waiting on the Eibach rear reservoir shocks. ETA summer.

Also have BDS intrusion bars installed in the front. The rears, I loosened and moved them back. I might need to remove the little air damn in the front, it’s kinda close. No rubbing at full lock.

Garrett

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[NickTheEnforcer]

Looks good! You are braver than me on that front clearance..with suspension flex I'd be worried it was gonna rub.

 

[gryder]

Looks good! You are braver than me on that front clearance..with suspension flex I'd be worried it was gonna rub.

Thanks, yeah the picture is kinda skewed. Here is another picture with the tires facing forward. Those other picks were at full lock.
I also measured the tire and it sits at 32” from the ground.

 

[NickTheEnforcer]

Thanks, yeah the picture is kinda skewed. Here is another picture with the tires facing forward. Those other picks were at full lock.
I also measured the tire and it sits at 32” from the ground.

That represents the clearance better!
Two Questions: 1. are the ones you took off 17"? 2. Are you going to sell them?

 

[Nopalito]

This is the only thread not on Tacoma world with this set up. I’m about to buy this exact size but Open Counties since I need the snow/ wet performance
I don’t want fat tires like everyone else.
I’m buying 17x 8 +25wheels and I bought the readylift crash bars.

 

[gryder]

Haha, yeah its definitely hard to find a tire and wheel size for our trucks, being only 3 years old in the US. I was also going to get the Open Countries but it came down to price for me, found a better deal on the Falkens.

 

[OFC Ranger]

Kind of old thread, but on a side note, I removed that front air dam because it makes the height of the truck appear much nicer.

Kind of a cosmetic / placebo effect, but it does.

 

[Hank the Tank]

255/80 gang! I removed the front air dam and it definitely looks/functions better. Great choice in tire; my Falkens are a welcomed upgrade over the stock Hankooks. Enjoy!

 

[BladeRanger]

Whats going on everyone, I‘d like to share my setup. Looking through the forum I couldn’t find the setup I am running, 255/80/17 +35 offset. I know people have ran 255/80/17 tires and +35 offset but not together, that I could find.

Tires: Falken Wildpeak at3w 255/80/17 - on bathroom scale they weigh 51 lbs

Wheels: ALPHequipt Command, color is Light Grey, 17x8.5 +35 offset - on bathroom scale, 26.2 lbs

Front shocks - Eibach 2.0 coil overs, I didn’t adjust them from factory, not sure if it’s 2.5 or 3 inch lift.
Rear - waiting on the Eibach rear reservoir shocks. ETA summer.

Also have BDS intrusion bars installed in the front. The rears, I loosened and moved them back. I might need to remove the little air damn in the front, it’s kinda close. No rubbing at full lock.

Garrett

Looks awesome.

 

[Stage3Motorsports]

Very clean looking and nice combination!

 

[DHMag]

@gryder are both of the valve stem holes the same size ?

 

[gryder]

Thanks BladeRanger and Stage 3.

DHMag, Yes, they are the same size. Tirerack.com is still having sales on Alphaequipt Wheels!

 

[Nopalito]

255/80 gang! I removed the front air dam and it definitely looks/functions better. Great choice in tire; my Falkens are a welcomed upgrade over the stock Hankooks. Enjoy!

Are you falcons C or E rated?

 

[Hank the Tank]

Are you falcons C or E rated?

They're E range.

 

[Nopalito]

@gryder
@Hank the Tank


What tire circumferences did y’all input into forscan?
I ordered Toyos and the toyo website says one thing for revs/mile and tiresize says another.

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