Wheel & Tire Fitment - 17x8.5 +35 with 287/70R17 on stock suspension?

[existentialshirt]

I just bought a 2026 ORP and I want to run the below setup - would this work on the stock suspension?

- Method 703 17x8.5 +35
- Toyo Open County A/T III P 285/70R17 117T SL

I've looked around but didn't see anyone running this fitment... my impulse was yes, given that it's the same height, and that the net effect would be a +10mm move of the interior sidewall from the axle.

Thanks all!

UPDATE - 3/14: Fitment is perfect. I went with Geolandar A/T4 285/70R17.

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[Undefeatable]

It will work just fine. Might be one of the more common set ups.

I have those exact wheels and tires on mine. I do have a ReadyLift leveling kit, but its not needed for fitment, more so just looks:

 

[ECK]

Yes, it’ll fit.

I’m running the same Method wheels and also have 285/70/17 tires on stock suspension w/ no lift.

+35mm offset will result in the sides of the tires being close to flush with the fender flare.

 

[existentialshirt]

Yes, it’ll fit.

I’m running the same Method wheels and also have 285/70/17 tires on stock suspension w/ no lift.

+35mm offset will result in the sides of the tires being close to flush with the fender flare.

Great looking truck. Thank you!

 

[existentialshirt]

It will work just fine. Might be one of the more common set ups.

I have those exact wheels and tires on mine. I do have a ReadyLift leveling kit, but its not needed for fitment, more so just looks:

Thanks!

 

[existentialshirt]

Yes, it’ll fit.

I’m running the same Method wheels and also have 285/70/17 tires on stock suspension w/ no lift.

+35mm offset will result in the sides of the tires being close to flush with the fender flare.

Do you notice a significant increase in road noise on these tires vs stock?

 

[ECK]

Do you notice a significant increase in road noise on these tires vs stock?

Nothing I would call significant.

I run KO3’s on my Sprinter Van as well. I put them on last fall after running KO2’s for the last 8-9 years. First thing I noticed when I switched to the KO3’s was how much quieter these tires were compared to the older KO2’s, and better ride.

So when it came time to get tires for the 4Runner, the KO3’s were high on my list (albeit in C-load).

 

[kzanard]

I run those wheels (Method 703) and offset (+35), Tires (285/70/17 - K03's) and fit is fine. I also added a Readylift leveling kit in the front, but fitment was fine without the lift. I have a Limited trim.

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