Probably be fine...since there will be more sidewall. The key to understanding tires is in the "aspect ratio", the second number in the equation.
285 is the width in milimeters, 65 is the sidewall height, expressed in percentage of tread width.
The last number is rim diameter.
Keep in mind, the higher sidewall is great for off road applications, but can get a little squirrely in street cornering. (lots of sidewall flex)
I keep mine aired up around 45-50 psi on the street, & use a higher ply rated tire( load range C, preferably D) for more sidewall stiffness.