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Wanting to keep the stock suspension that came with my TRD off road suspension with Bilstein shocks but what would be the largest tire that I could increase to get a little more height.
Truck came stock with the Falken Wildpeak 265/60R20 which was part of the (TRD Off-Road Package).
Kind regards to all

 

Much appreciative for the quick reply sir!

 

Do it! I've seen quite a few on here with 35's on stock suspension. Personally, I think it looks too stuffed but apparently, they fit and like ryanwgregg stated, trimming should be minor. I'm running a slightly larger tire than the stock Michelins. Mine are a 33" and I'll likely go up just a bit bigger next set. 295/65R20 would likely be a good option for yours. All the best.

 

33” in MT tire will look tough without 35” trimming. Just my thoughts.

 

My issue is when you go 295 you get load range E which is a rougher riding tire and much heavier.
I am looking for 275-285 in load range D. anyone know of a all terrain in 20 inch

 

Check out discount tire.

 

35x11.5R20 fits on factory TRD 20" rims with mudflaps, no trimming, no leveling kit needed and no rubbing... much improves the looks as well... IMO..

 

what brand did you use

 

Nitto Recon Grapplers which are a 10ply... didn't really notice to much of a "stiffer" ride, but took a little MPG hit... still get almost 19mpg on the flats doing 65... so no complaints... there are some other posts on here with some "non-10ply" options, specifically looking at tire weights... the 10ply didn't bother me less flats on the gravel roads! lol

 

Heavier, sure. Rougher, eh. I went from the Michelin LTX Trail, XL load, to an E rated Cooper Discoverer in 275/70R18 and I don't feel it diminished from the ride, traction however, is far better with the Coopers. My Tacoma, I went from XL to C to E (General Grabber) and it too felt fine. You're going to be hard pressed to find a 275 or 285 on a 20" wheel in D load.