Seems like not much discussion on 4x4, was about to start a new topic but found this. Since it's 2018, I believe TS should have upgraded accordingly right?

Anyway, just to share and ask here.. my car is Isuzu DMax 2014, original tire is 245/70R16, I've used original Bridgestone HT & Yokohama AT, overall both are good tires, the Bridgestone HT is quite, comfort, grippy on wet & dry, where Yokohama AT is slightly poorer than the Bridgestone HT on road, but a lot better at offroad.

Early this year while replacing tires, I just couldn't resist to make my car looks more "bold", so I've changed to 265/75R16, which is about 55mm bigger in diameter & 20mm wider than original, and to make it looks more "bold", I choose a more aggressive pattern AT tire, which is Maxxis 980, looks somehow similar with BF Goodrich KO2 but a lot cheaper.

To add a cherry on top, I've change a set of rims with smaller ET number, from original +33 now +10, tires slightly protrude outward now.

Car looks great now, taller, wider and looks meaner with the bigger tires, but the consequences due to the bigger tire size are super down on power and high fuel consumption, previously 8.5l/100km now 10l/100km, also due to the aggressive AT tire, it's less grippy on road, noisier and even more bumpy. I used to drive fast but now.. it's scary to drive fast.

Above are my sharing.

Now, funny thing is, the desire never stop, I'm now checking on 285/75R16.. probably will do it if they fit.

Anyone having experience with fitting 285/75R16 or 33 in tires on their DMax?

Bridgestone made good tires, was looking at them previously, but no AT for oversized tires, only MT

my current setup is original height, tires are rubbing the mud flap, and just a few mm away from body mounting plate when turning the steering all the way, any bigger tires are impossible to fit in for now, so it's either lifting or change rim with bigger ET number, hoping someone has experience with such size can share their experience

thanks for the heat gun tips..

your tire size is almost similar to mine, diameter almost maxed out for stock car without doing any lifting, but i'm kinda surprised it has rubbing issue even with stock rims

which generation & model dmax? do you mean 255/70r16?

very tough model, sold mine at 190k km to my friend, he is now still rocking it at 400k km

i think 265/70r16 on original rim shouldn't be an issue