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Old 10-31-2007, 10:03 PM   #27 (permalink)
KmodoD
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Re: BFG 255/85r16's mounted on TRD wheels

I recently got the same BFG 255/85R16 MTR's on TRD wheels and thought I would add a few comments to this thread.

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LostSailor previously said: View Post
I'm suprised the spare fits on the back. It clears the bumper? Did you use a spacer so the window will still open?
No problems, no spacer. Fits fine and rear window clears.

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Mine are exactly the same, speedo is spot on with the 255/85/16's (33") according to GPS and roadside radar. I can only assume that is what Toyota was thinking, upgrade that rubber...
That's surprising... The difference between my stock Dunlop 265/70R17's and my BFG 255/85R16 MTR's is very real.

With the 255/85R16's my GPS indicates I am going faster than the vehicle speedometer, and the GPS odometer records more mileage than the vehicle odometer. Not surprising, given the differences here.

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How far have you aired down with this 255/85/16 setup? I'm often at 12-15psi and am wondering if the tire bulge at that pressure will rub or not.
I did some easy wheeling this past weekend (no flexing with wheels off the ground) at 14psi and I had significantly less tire bulge than when I ran the stock Dunlop's at 17psi. The BFG side-walls are sturdier. I still have the stock suspension, stock front bumper and I haven't run these tires with the front sway-bar removed. That said, I've had no tire-rub yet. I suspect I'll get a bit of rub on the plastic behind the front bumper in a hard turn with severe flex. But, when I get an after-market front bumper that plastic will be cut out.
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