hey mate are you running stock height amd what size rims amd offset

keep it simple. and afordable.

did you have clearance issues with the 16” rim and rubbing with 31.5s no lift? I’m interested to try this setup

@@initialhaven2414 what did you end up doing? the new 2022 hilux’s come with 18inch rims so i’ll have to go to 17inch on 31.5’s, just seeing how they go with no lift

Can be a adjusted at the dealer, or if you have a proper device your self, which you can buy online

@@dubious6718 I’m referring to going bigger size tire

@@jarred3424 Yes and the size can be adjusted in the vehicles programming

265/65's actually adjusted the speedo to dead on, GPS verified. Jury is still out on the fuel usage with the bigger tyres. I think there maybe an inaccuracy with the fuel use computer...

@@dubious6718 can it really? If so that’s pretty good

hey! can you please tell what exact specs of the tyres and rims you went for?

@@kushla I have a Dmax. 265/75 falkens with +25 offset steel rims (can't remember the exact brand of the wheels).

Yep the "surplus weight" question- "Do I still have 200kg for Tongue load available?" - many forget to ask themselves, or will a 3000kg trailer put me 800kg over GCM? (BTW a standard 4x4 ute with 1000kg onboard drives like a slug, at 3000kg loaded - they are really not fun any more (unless you really enjoy queue's).

hello, what is the offset of the rim? Thanks

@@kushla +25mm I believe

Very few 16" rims will clear the front brakes on a current model Hilux, so 17" is about as small as you can go unless you want to test fit a bunch of rims for clearance. The standard rims are 18".

@@tareskisloki8579 my hilux was the previous 3.0TD model. So you are definitely correct. Thanks for pointing out.

It’s a 265/70 not even close to being illegal

Good to hear mate I’ve yet to give them the long test. what do you have them on?

@@Ronny_Dahl Got them on my D22 Navara, 285s on 16s.

I bet he has lots of storys about how he does things better then X Y Z

@@jack6565 jack rabbit

Picked it up immediately, love our people doing their thing all over the world.

I had a set of those they are a good tyre

Gotta have some haters otherwise things are to perfect and boring 😉

I’ve had them before never ever again

@@Ronny_Dahl Fair enough, you would have put them through more than I have, if they fail me when I start hitting harder tracks I'll look into the Tyres you just put on the Hilux

This is the video series I’ve been looking for

So that makes it three things, slower, illegal and better at breaking axles.

Not by much yet to confirm how much

On Colorado 2017 it was +7km and lot of speed tickets.

33's on my Hilux put the odo out by 8%, although the speedo is pretty much dead-on. Just means I need to figure out my fuel economy manually all the time.

Used the Hema to get an accurate reading

It is all "just maths". ie. it can be calculated and corrected via an OBD2 programmer. (if factory tyre size = 30.5 inch; 31 inch = 1.6% bigger ...( 32 is 4.9%, 33 is 8.2% 34 is 11.48% 35 is 14.75% ) - so just an inch can make 3.3% difference - not enough to hurt possibly, but at the other end of the scale it can mess with the numbers. PS - using the odometer to determine "accuracy" / fuel consumption etc - especially when it has not been corrected for tyre size - is an act of "science denial". The only real way to assess fuel consumption is to drive a "verified distance" [have a favourite 400km - for example - test track with consistent conditions and traffic (science would say drive it many times in each configuration and calculate the stats. - driving once is just an anecdote.] and measure usage - not using the vehicle's trip computer or any inbuilt gizmo..

That’s what I did to my old N70 too