Does 285/75R18 fit with stock suspention? mag are 18" +18 offset

I presently made a post regarding the biggest tire that would fit stock suspension with 18" wheel with +18 off set.

It came to the conclusion that 285/70R18 would be the biggest that would fit without rubbing at full articulation. The issue with that size is that it's not really a common size.

275/70R18 or 295/70R18 are much more common. I just realize that in the 285 the common size is 285/75R18.

Any tough on this? or should i stick with 275/70R18? I do go offload and need my suspension to work without rubbing.

 

yeah I came to that conclusion as well but I'm told that 285/70R18 would fit but it's not a standard size and I found the 285/75R18, but I have the feeling that will rub as well?

 

+18mm offset maybe a good start, but +25mm or even +35mm would be even better.

 

ok this is what i was wondering if the issue was the width or the height. because 295/70R18 is about the same diameter as 285/75R18 but 285 is less wide.

Would 285/75R18 look weird? should be find? but the ride quality. it's still a tire with more ruber on the side would this make it feel wably.

My winter tire are 275/75R18 at the moment. I'd like bigger summer tire but it would probably be smarter to stick with 275/70R18 so that i could get a matching spare and have 2 set of tire the same size.

 

already have the +18 wheel and i did not want wheel that poke out to mutch. toyota pain is junk.... don't feel like sandblasking the side of the truck.

 

understood, best to work with wheels you already have. just fyi the +25mm and +35mm offset would bring the wheel inward, not outward vs your +18mm.

 

ha sorry was sure that was going to put them outward. ha well moral of the story i have the +18. I use my stock wheel for winter with 275/70R18 and i find them boring a litel but they turn

 

found those, just not sure if they would fit without rubbing including offroading.

 

So i'm asum

So it's safe to asume that this does not work.

No one has experience doing this setup so far from what I can see.