Will KO2's 33"s fit on 2017 4x4 sr5?

Christian Green

Christian Green

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Pretty damn new to all of this but I was wondering if there's anyway to install the 285/75/16 KO2's on a 2017 sr5 without the tires rubbing. What's the minimum lift I would need? Is it even possible?
 
I have a 3" lift with -6 offset wheels and my 285/75/16 fit great.
2.5-3" for height. The stock wheels won't work so you'll need new wheels with a 0 to -6 offset. Or wheels spacers but I wouldn't put spaces on. You'll also have to take the front mud flaps off.
Bilstein 5100's and an AAL is a good way to get there for cheaper. Otherwise a kit from old man emu and if your wanting to spend money I'd go with the OME BP-51 or a King OEM performance kit
 
OR17TRD said:
I have a 3" lift with -6 offset wheels and my 285/75/16 fit great.
2.5-3" for height. The stock wheels won't work so you'll need new wheels with a 0 to -6 offset. Or wheels spacers but I wouldn't put spaces on. You'll also have to take the front mud flaps off.
Bilstein 5100's and an AAL is a good way to get there for cheaper. Otherwise a kit from old man emu and if your wanting to spend money I'd go with the OME BP-51 or a King OEM performance kit
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Easier to fit on a 3rd gen than a 2nd gen but still needs work.
 
Christian Green said:
Thanks. I think I'm going to do the spacers at the moment until I can save up for some wheels.
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A good set of spacers are going to cost you a couple hundred dollars and a set of wheels will cost a few hundred more than that. I wouldn't waste your money on wheel spacers. Save it and buy the wheels you want.
 
Alright so I changed my mind a bit. I bought this lift and I'm planning on doing the 265/75/16 KO2's. They say they only go up to 2" lift. Would the 285's fit with some slight shaving in case I change my mind after? IMG_0543.jpgIMG_0542.jpg
 
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