Any updates on the legitimacy on “thejeephut”’s website/business? I am looking to order some Rims off of their website and their price beats many others…not to mention an option for a smaller Monthly payment plan.
…am I going to have to wait weeks to receive them if I order from them?
Thanks in advance. :)>
I recently put some KO3 265/75r16’s on my 2005 Tacoma SR5 4x4 V6 with no lift on the stock 16x7 steel rims.
I absolutely LOVE these tires both on and off-road the only thing is I do not care for is the look of the stock rims and am looking into getting the Method 703 16x8. Without wheel spacers will these stick out beyond the wheel well or sit flush like the stock ones I have on there now? I am not liking the flush look. If I need to add wheel spacers to have the Method 703 16x8 stick out I’ll go for it.
Thanks in advance.
I recently put some KO3 265/75r16’s on my 2005 Tacoma SR5 4x4 V6 with no lift on the stock 16x7 steel rims.
I absolutely LOVE these tires both on and off-road the only thing is I do not care for is the look of the stock rims and am looking into getting the Method 703 16x8. Without wheel spacers will these stick out beyond the wheel well or sit flush like the stock ones I have on there now? I am not liking the flush look. If I need to add wheel spacers to have the Method 703 16x8 stick out I’ll go for it.
Thanks in advance.
I recently had some BFG KO3 265/75r16’s put on my 2005 Tacoma SR5 V6 4x4 (standard transmission) and the tire dealership talked me into the D load over the E because of the lighter weight of the Tacoma.
I do not have this lifted and they are currently rolling on the stock 16x7 Steelies.
They look and drive AMAZING both on and off-road however after much searching for aftermarket rims I am eventually going to be putting some Method 703 16x8 rims on these tires. How will these D load KO3’s pair up with the Method 703 16x8’s?
I know they will fit fine and all but overall for mostly on road usage and occasional off-roading did I make the right choice by going with the D load instead of the E load?
The tire salesman said I should have no problems with the methods on and off road they should feel and ride great…but with my chronic OCD issues I have to ask this question here.
Thanks in advance. :)
I recently had some BFG KO3 265/75r16’s put on my 2005 Tacoma SR5 V6 4x4 (standard transmission) and the tire dealership talked me into the D load over the E because of the lighter weight of the Tacoma.
I do not have this lifted and they are currently rolling on the stock 16x7 Steelies.
They look and drive AMAZING both on and off-road however after much searching for aftermarket rims I am eventually going to be putting some Method 703 16x8 rims on these tires. How will these D load KO3’s pair up with the Method 703 16x8’s?
I know they will fit fine and all but overall for mostly on road usage and occasional off-roading did I make the right choice by going with the D load instead of the E load?
The tire salesman said I should have no problems with the methods on and off road they should feel and ride great…but with my chronic OCD issues I have to ask this question here.
Thanks in advance. :)
I have a 2005 Tacoma SR5 4x4 that I recently put BFG K03 265/75r16’s on with Method 703 16x8’s.
I do not have this lifted. I had to remove the mudguards for these to fit.
I am looking for some aftermarket mud flaps (just the mud flap part) to put on.
There are so many aftermarket brands out there but many seem way too big looking for my taste.
I am looking for decent aftermarket mud flaps that are more sleek/clean looking that will work with the KO3 265’s mentioned for my 2005 Tacoma.
…again I cannot stand the oversized mud flaps I am finding on searches.
…any suggestions for sleeker ones that are effective will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. :)>
I have a 2005 Tacoma SR5 4x4 that I recently put BFG K03 265/75r16’s on with Method 703 16x8’s.
I do not have this lifted. I had to remove the mudguards for these to fit.
I am looking for some aftermarket mud flaps (just the mud flap part) to put on.
There are so many aftermarket brands out there but many seem way too big looking for my taste.
I am looking for decent aftermarket mud flaps that are more sleek/clean looking that will work with the KO3 265’s mentioned for my 2005 Tacoma.
…again I cannot stand the oversized mud flaps I am finding on searches.
…any suggestions for sleeker ones that are effective will be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. :)>