Toyfrog
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315/70/17 KO2, load range C on 17x8.5 Method 703’s with zero offset. Only added about 3 pounds to each corner over stock Mojave wheels and the AT’s that came on it.
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315/70/17 KO2, load range C on 17x8.5 Method 703’s with zero offset. Only added about 3 pounds to each corner over stock Mojave wheels and the AT’s that came on it.
I’m not really sure what the weight of the factory wheels were, but I’m pretty sure that the Methods are lighter as it only added a few pounds to each corner after adding them and the bigger tires.Wow, that's a great look! Are the Method's lighter than the factory alloys? They look great with the grey.
Saw a Mojave with 38's behind me coming out of the Farmer's market this AM (either that or a Mojave hood), kinda wondered at changing out the suspension to run bigger tires. Definitely had a lift of some kind.
Did you measure on the truck or off?I just put on 35 12.5/17 KO2's and they are 34.1 with 38 lbs of air. It's close I guess. The specs said 34.5
315/70/17 C Rated is the factory tire on the 6,000 lbs+ Raptor.S0 going with E the 35/12.50/17 would be the way to go.
On the truckDid you measure on the truck or off?