Will 295/70 R18 Nittos rub?

Anyone running these, Nitto Terra Grappler G2 LT295 /70 R18? Picking up my Pro this weekend and want to ensure they won't rub with the stock setup (no plans for a lift). Thanks in advance!

 

You'd be better off with a 275/70r18. Especially on stock rims.

 

Curious to see if you had any rubbing? Just bought my pro and want to put on some 295/70/18 as well but I am not wanting to do any cutting or chopping

 

Zero rubbing, went with 275/70.

 

I am running a 285/75R-18 Nitto G2's on oem wheels with no issues. Granted I have mods to my front bumper and skid plate, but love the tires.

 

I think I am going to try the 295's. I will let you know how it goes.

 

I'm running on 305s with 20inch stock wheels no rubbing at all

 

295/70/18 ridge grapplers

 

im running them ,only issue is the little front mud flap

 

I just put a set of nitto exo grappler 285/70/18's on my 13 with stock 15 trd wheels and 2.5 inch lift and still have a little rubbing on the passenger side. I took off the little thingies and stretched out the inner fender wells with a heat gun and a 2x4. Need to work on the pass side a little more and it should be good. I also trimmed the skid plate. I don't think you can go any wider than that on stock wheels without getting into the ucas. Unless you have the 20s, guess they have a little more offset.

 

Brian, did you have to trim your bumper too? I was thinking about getting spacers but it looks like with the spacers it would be really close on mine. Then I'd probably need to get flares to keep rocks from flying out too.

 

275/70

 

Looks good, like a well-balanced, efficient set-up.

 

Shims and shackles do make it a bit easier to fit bigger tires, but I do seem to believe @TRON was able to fit 35's on stock wheels before he got Methods and ADS shocks.

 

Nope, never tried since I had the methods before even had the truck haha. Installed 35s on methods on stock pro

 

Did you run the factory Michelin's at all? How is the road noise compared to them if you know?

Thanks

 

Ah! The whiskey last night had me thinking otherwise

 

had nitto trailer grapplers, they are very noisy at first and acceptable after 1000miles

 

Only on the test drive. The Nittos produce more noise than the stock Michelins, but by no means are they loud.

 

I've been running the G2s for about 10k miles and I wouldn't consider them noisy on street or highway

 

The exos aren't loud at all, still only have a few miles on them. I think I stopped the rubbing by reshaping the front fender liners. Looks like what I've been hearing since is the traction control.turn it off, no noise. Time for the zero point calibration.

 

Just got my G2 in 35's Friday and not too noisy. They are smooth tho'

 

Do you have pics with the new 35 G2's ?

 

Lots of discussion - So I'm ready to replace the stock Michelins with G2's. 275/70 on stock rims seams to be the recommendation for zero rub without modification? Anyone have the 275/70 with 1.25 wheel spacer? Would like to go bigger but don't want to cut the skid plate or wheel well

 

G2 in 35's.

 

Looking to get Nitto Ridge Grapplers in the next 30 days. thinking 295/70/18

 

That's what a I bought as well, looking forward to seeing how they look and ride.