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  1. Benefits of 285/70R18 vs 265/70R18 tires.

    No rubbing at all, but I lifted the car 1.5 in the front and 2 in the back. Not sure if it rubs for stock trd pro.

  2. Benefits of 285/70R18 vs 265/70R18 tires.

    1.5 inch lift in the front using westcott collar and 2 inch lift in the back. btw my car is trd pro, the stock version was already lifted compared to other trims.

  3. KO3 E load 285/70R18 Spare Tire Fit Test

    your money your choice. :-)

  4. KO3 E load 285/70R18 Spare Tire Fit Test

    It was fully seated. I think it's just my tire is slightly bigger.

  5. Benefits of 285/70R18 vs 265/70R18 tires.

    Mine is 285 70 r18. Metrics? 10% MPG drop. lol.

  6. KO3 E load 285/70R18 Spare Tire Fit Test

    I really like the KO3s. They're very capable off-road, grippy and strong. As for noise, I honestly can't tell much difference from my stock Toyo Open Country ATIIIs. And the white letters look great on the 4runner.

  7. KO3 E load 285/70R18 Spare Tire Fit Test

    yea, this might be ok for some mild overlanding, but definitely not ok for rock crawling.

  8. KO3 E load 285/70R18 Spare Tire Fit Test

    For anyone wondering if a 285/70R18 KO3 (E-Load, ~33.6") fits in the factory under-bed spare location: The good news is: Yes, it fits without modifications, but it is really tight... No need to modify the bracket or anything, but you have to intentionally push the tire back toward the hitch...



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