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Has anyone tried to put on 285/75 17’s or about a 34” tire with just a leveling kit

Has anyone tried to put on 285/75 17’s or about a 34” tire with just a leveling kit

Alex

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David

Yes. Depending on your tire and wheel combination you may need a BMC and you may rub on the fender at full flex.

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Robert

315s on a 2.5” lift. I also have bushwackers and BMC.

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Ricardo

@Robert what does BMC means?

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Brandon

@Ricardo body mount chop. Google it or YouTube it.

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Robert

@Ricardo body mount chop.

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Chris

Yep my first FJ

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Nick

285/70/17, didn’t need a BMC and I don’t have a lift or a leveling kit, but I understand it varies too, but 285’s can fit

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Ross

Been running 285 for two summers with level kit. No issues. I’m getting rid of the leveling kit and getting a 3″-4″lift keeping the stock approach for visabibilty on the down slopes

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AlexQuestion author

thanks guys for the info

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Jonathan

Lift is lift no matter how it is obtained

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James

Starting the project today… bone stock to 3″lift, 1.5 wheel spacers, BMC, stock wheels with 285/75r17 on a 2007 4×4 FJ. I’ll let you know…

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Joe

@James that’s exactly what I did to mine

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James

@Joe pictures?

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Joe

@James i did have to do a little bmc on it.

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James

@Joe how long ago did you do the lift and run the spacers?

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James

Nice looking rig

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Joe

@James beginning of November

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James

@Joe I’ve been told that the spacers are bad for the wheel bearings… we will see I guess…

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Joe

@James i haven’t had any problems. I can see it happening if you go with a big spacer

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Ryan

Someone here stuffed 35s with no lift and a body mount chop on stock wheels ?

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Jerry

Here is a comparison 255 80 R17, 285 70 R17, 285 75 R17, 295 70 R17

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Michael

What’s the first one on the left? 255?

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Jerry

Yes 255 the Cooper is smaller then most 255s by about a half an inch

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Michael

255/70R17?

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David

255/80/17

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Jerry

@David thank you

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Ron

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Mike

Yes fierce attitude mud tires 285/70 17 no level, no lift, no rubbing.

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Mark

https://tiresize.com/converter/

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Zack

Yep. Stock with no leveling. When width/offset is crucial. I did a fair bit of trimming for the BMC. Welded and ground back to look stock but below are the cuts and bends I did

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Zack

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Ceda

Your good fam!

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Michael

Newbie, what’s a BMC?

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Mark

Body Mount Chop! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kico0_ENOXo

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Muffaddal

Need to put more

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