After installing this lifting kit, will tires 285/70R17 fit properly?
176944
Yes. I have that leveling kit with that size tire and wheel. Not even close to rubbing. Looks great too.
176945
I don't know the height of the 285/70R17. I have a 31" tire and it fits properly. I had 32" inch tires that fit properly but would rub occasionally when turning sharp and going up the curb in my driveway. I've had lots of compliments on the look of the truck with the bigger tires. Hope this helps.
1251199
Ys it will fit, i'm using Continental Ultra Race Road Tires 700c x 25mm on mine.
1569230
Yes. I had 285/70/17 nitto trail grapplers and they fit fine. Then I installed 275/70/17 cooper at3 tires and they for even better. Problem with nittos and this rim is the sidewall of tire sticks out quite a bit
137557
Our tires are 205/70R15 and it fit fine with room to spare. If your tire is only a little bit larger or smaller it should fit fine. It was easier to put on than the original. WS
804422
It should...it's the thinner tires that have a problem. BTW this setup works great!
1801994
Hello,Yes your tire size is the right size. However if your bike does not have a quick release rear tire it will not fit the trainer. Thank you.
1811360
I've kept with the standard size wheels and tires (265/65/17). I added 1.25 inch spacers on the wheels when I did the lift. They is no rubbing with the spacers but I'm not sure without. They is a 4runner forum (www.toyota-4runner.org)that has loads of people who add all kinds of wheel and tire sizes. It might be taking a look on there.
1180179
will definitely work for those tires, I went up to 33 inches, then it was a little close so I put in 2 inch spacers all the way around
1042772
Not sure if you have the correct size, but I purchased the correct size for my van and I could not get them on the tire correctly. I needed the strength of a gorilla.
645744
will work. there's a good amount of adjustment to bring the roller up to the tire. it may not fit a 29er, but any 700 X whatever will work.
2053509
First check your tire size. These are for 700C tires, probably no wider than 35's. If your bike has the right tires the next thing to check is to see if it has fender mounting holes. There will be a threaded hole on each side of the fork near the axle, a hole in the center of the fork right over the tire, and a threaded hole near the rear axle on each side. If you've got all this, they will work
189668
They'll probably fit. Mounting is adjustable to some extent; take a look at how much clearance you have between your tire and the rack and use common sense. Worst case scenario you can return them.
1701335
Some tires are off sizes. My sc# didn't exactly match so I got the closest match and they fit good. Good luck.
2078393
The rack clearance over the tire is adjustable, so it will fit various tire diameters. 700c is a standard size, so this rack will fit.
1379879
No. Check all your bolts and make sure they are tight. If you put used tires on make sure they are balanced. And make sure you get an alignment done after install on this kit
1557856
I think this one is too big for those sizes. The 29" version should work, though. That model says it fits for 75 R16 tires. This product is 32" for the 75 R17. It does have a slight draw string on the back that can help, but the hard front part may not fit properly.
911400
There is a slight difference between the 235/70r16 and 225/75r16. It fits snug on my 225/75r16 spare tire. So, I'd have to say that it probably fit on your tire too - with a little wiggle room.