2016 Platinum CrewMax Tire/Suspension

Hello All! Just sold my 2010 DlbCab Rock Warrior and picked up a 2016 Platinum CrewMax.
I would like to upgrade my tires keeping the stock wheels and would like any help that you can offer.
I would like to find out the largest size BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 specifically I can put on with absolutely zero trimming, altering, cutting, hammering or removing of the mud flaps (small need to stay as well):

One, if I leave suspension bone stock as is now?
or
Two, if I add the TRD Pro suspension kit: Manufacturer:Toyota, Part NumberTR13-34140, Part:TRD PRO SUSPENSION, TUNDRA?

I would prefer to leave the suspension stock and just fill the wheel well with rubber (with no rubbing at all) but the TRD PRO Suspension is the only option I'm willing to consider to fit a little beefier tire.

Thanks in advance for any help.

 

Just going off what you said stock size tires are your only option.

 

Thanks jlee, I guess I may end up getting a direct replacement size just in the BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2.

I was thinking that even with stock suspension, you can go up one tire size from stock rubber and trying to figure out what that size would be in a BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2. Then aside from that, I was under the impression the TRD Pro suspension kit would lift my stock Platinum about 2.5" so I'm trying to figure out what max size BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 would then fit that.

Not looking for a huge lift or tire. Just want to fit biggest BFGoodrich All-Terrain T/A KO2 that I can with one of those two set ups without chopping or beating or getting rid of mud flaps.

 

When your lifting your truck 2 to 3" really the same size tires is what you can fit with no modification to the truck like trimming and removing plastic. With the pro suspension when you hit a bump your tire travels up to the same spot as it would when stock so putting on a larger tire can cause rubbing if your not willing to remove some plastic.

I fit 35x12.50's on mine and I have less lift then a PRO but I removed plastic to clear them.

 

You could go up to 275/60/20 without an issue. This size tire, imo, looks good even if you decide to lift your truck by 2 inches later on.