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Mine are E load if you are asking. Which is overkill and makes the ride slightly stiffer. Not enough to really make a whole lot of difference unless you're hyper sensitive to it.

Yeah, unfortunately with the rig being so new there is not a whole lot of "perfect" info on them. When I bought the tires I was under the impression that 285/75/17 were the largest tire with no modifications, I ended up going with 285/70/17s of the Mickey Thompson based on price at the time...

Not sure yet, haven't had any lol. They grip more around corners for sure when it's dry, that's about all I can speak of at the moment.

That's a lot of weird unsolicited commentary to just ask a question about tire size.. Anyways here is my SR5 with no stock suspension and no mods on 285/70/17 on stock SR5 tires with no lift or any other mods. Completely stock setup other than tires. They do not rub at all and the ride hasn't...

I do not have a spare for it at the moment, I am still piecing together what I would like to do when it comes to that. However there is this post that shows the spare and states that the it can fit up to a 33" tire...

Thank you! I came from a Rav4 in magnetic grey that had the same stripes on it so I felt it was necessary to carry over the look. :cool:

I haven't really driven it a whole lot since getting the tires put on other than the trip home. I didn't notice a whole lot to speak about though. a little grippier and SLIGHTLY bumpier but not a whole lot to where I would have noticed if I wasn't being hyper aware on the drive home.

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 285/70R17 on stock SR5 wheels. Installed today with no rub.

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 285/70R17 on stock SR5 wheels. Installed today with no rub.

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss A/T 285/70R17 on stock SR5 wheels. Installed today with no rub. Stock suspension.