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I also run 33s - heavy fuckers in 275/70/18 — truck has always liked 91 more than 87 and now the difference with the tires is even greater - more power and better MPG on 91

Exactly - it is almost always safe and easy rule of thumb - but I always specify and they listen to me

Anyone try this tire configuration on their rig? If so, can you post pictures? I've got the Falkens in LT275/70/18 and they are amazing in every way except they ride hard and considering moving to an SL, but hesitant to lose the extra ground clearance I've gained with the taller tires (33.43"...

For standard load it’s really annoying and I tell them to punch it in at the door panel placard. It likely has to do with the Bridgestone / Ford rollover litigation from the 90s when pressures were often down in the mid 20s causing sidewall deflection and blowouts. So now everyone just does...

Anyone try the General Grabber ATX in 4 ply, 275/70/18? I agree with the comments here on leaning toward 4-ply. I've got the 10-ply Falkens and they ride rougher than I like.. although nobody seems to think that other than me.

Can you guys tell me whether the stock TH springs are stiffer than the OR or PRO springs?

I changed mine at 2,000 … is that bad ?

They are invasive. And pretty. And delicious. And awesome to shoulder mount.

baller

This ain’t just a Tacoma problem …

I doubt I’m getting anything that nice this season in the Texas hill country - our whitetail deer here are tiny lol.. that said we have some wicked Axis deer out here

I hope to have a deer picture after this weekend !

It’s just a characteristic of that 4 cylinder engine. Doesn’t bother me at all.

Yes. There are also times when my engine idles rough and loud. Doesn’t bother me. But just an observation.

Exactly the same for me. 4300 miles and it did this from the start. Inside TSB. August 24 build.

Falken AT3?

I don’t have OP’s same issues but I’m also looking to improve ride quality. I went from the stock 265/70/18 SL wranglers (32.6”, 40lb) to Falken AT4Ws in LT275/70/18 E (33.4”, 60lb). It now rides a lot rougher. Thinking to change to another tire but I’m not sure if it’s the E rating or the...

Oh I’m a heavy user my friend.

Any SL KO3s in bigger sizes?

I think you’re being reasonable and practical. Check out my updated post above. The AT4W also comes in a 285/60/18 I think that’s about that same diameter - tons of options under 33”.