debating tire size for 16" wheel (1 Viewer)

[landarcht]

I'll soon be changing from 18" to 16" and trying to decide 285/75/16 or something else. Came across this FJ80 and thought the proportion is just right. Pictured has 275/70/16, which is an odd size, it is not available for the Falken Wildpeak AT3W that I'm intending to get. This one looks like it's got spacers to them as well.

 

[Lando100]

I just put on 285 75 16 on my stock wheels. No rubbbng at all. 32.8” with Mickey Thompson Baja boss a/t. Hope that helps.

 

[bigredmachine]

i had 285/75/16 on my 80 and they were a good size, no rubbing after i changed out the old stock springs. and even then they only rubbed a little at full stuff with the old saggy springs. easy size to find both new and used, and will fit in the stock spare location with out any modifications

 

[landarcht]

I've read enough and confident they won't rub. Reason why I posted that photo because I really like the proportion, I know it is subjective. Lando100 that's the exact wheel I have except I had them powder coated matte black. But I feel that 80 still had spacers because the tires look a bit pushed out. I have 1.5" lift front and back, I'm just debating if I should add spacers for a wider stance.

 

[4Beast]

I'll soon be changing from 18" to 16" and trying to decide 285/75/16 or something else. Came across this FJ80 and thought the proportion is just right. Pictured has 275/70/16, which is an odd size, it is not available for the Falken Wildpeak AT3W that I'm intending to get. This one looks like it's got spacers to them as well.


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Honestly those look a bit bigger than 285/70/16s, that's a 31.5" tire, those usually get swallowed up by 80 series. I usually say 275/70/18 is a great size for on/off road with no extra calculations of will it fit etc, so maybe the above referenced 285/75/16s would at least get you close.