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So far the leaders for me are the cooper st maxx, duratracs, falken at3, and k02s. I'm also considering the geolandars but I haven't heard as much about them in my area.

It looks like yokohama has the geolandars in a 255/75 size, would I get more use out of something like a falken, duratrac, ST maxx, grabber x3 or KO2, if I could get them in a similar size?

I've heard that, is there any shops that do a Speedo recalibration? I'm thinking this is the route I'm going to go. Is it easy to find tires in the LT form so I can throw a bunch of weight in the bed once I get the new suspension?

They believe that it gives better traction in the snow and mud. They also just like the look of the wider tires mostly. Have one friend that works in a tire shop that recommended wider

Any remarkable differences with a narrower tire vs. a wider tire? A lot of my friends are stuck in the "wide tires are better" groove

Yeah that's probably the way it's gonna be until I decide on a suspension setup. Just really feeling like I need some extra traction first before I get anything too big

Those look awesome! Like the look of your rig too!

Better late than never, here's my TRD Sport DCLB. Got big plans for it! Sorry for the absolutely massive pictures. Shot them with the girlfriend's camera and they are huge. I'm not so good at little tech stuff.

I'm still planning on upsizing my tire to the 265/70/17, over the 265/65/17 to get that little bit extra ground clearance and tire height

Heard anything about duratracs? I've got a friend with a Silverado and he said he loves them, I've also considered the geolandars. Just trying to budget a lift in because I have very little idea about decent lifts for a daily and overland vehicle

I've just always been told that the stock wheels were best to sticking in the road and if I wanted to go anywhere moderately serious to go to a 16 inch wheel that I don't care about

I've been looking into getting new tires for my truck, and as it is still fairly new (only 43 thousand kilometers on it) it still has the stock H/Ts on it. Great for fuel efficiency but terrible when I got muddy and hit some snow covered trails. I have my tires narrowed down quite a bit, but the...

I have a 2012 DCLB Sport and the bed space is amazing. I would definitely recommend heavier leaves, and if you're looking to go to a 16 inch wheel you will run into issues fitting it over the calipers. The LSD is pretty good, but I feel like a locker would be more effective, depending on where...

Oh, thanks for letting me know!

Would you recommend a rack that wraps around a canopy for storage or stick to just a bed rack? I'm currently weighing out the options while saving up money

That looks awesome! I'm pretty jealous of your rig, any tips on making that kind of rack, or one that can go around a canopy, or one that I could use a bed tent with, that hinges similarly? I'm no es beuno with fabrication but I have a buddy that works as a heavy duty mechanic I might be able to...

Sorry if this question is over-asked, if anyone can send me to a thread like this I'll gladly delete this one. Hey everyone, looking to get into the overland and expedition style with my truck. I've got a 2012 Tacoma TRD Sport DCLB, and right now I'm in the process at looking at canopies or...

Just got mine not too long ago, trying to track down some parts, canopy, wheels, and tires are first. Not allowed to post a link apparently.