Will this setup work? [New member]

Hey guys glad to be a part of such a cool forum been reading on here for a couple of months.
I have a quick question and need some help if any can chime in..
I bought some Kanati mud hogs 295 60r20 with 20x9 wheels 0 offset. I bought my tundra a couple of months ago from a small dealer. It has a lift but I'm not 100% sure what the lifted inches are I measured a friends 2010 stock tundra and it looks like my truck is about 2 inches higher. So i guess it's a 2" lift that's been leveled because the front isn't as lifted as the back.

My question is will these tires and wheels fit? I void a refund if I mount these tires to the wheels. Any help would be appreciated, Once again tires are basically 33"x12.50R20 and Wheels are 20x9 with 0 offset

Thanks!

 

You're going to rub on the mud flaps, the cab mount, and possibly the fender liners on the front wheels depending on alignment.

 

Thanks for the quick reply I can post some pics so give you a better idea of the lift. I thought kind of the same thing. Are spacers my best option for the width? I have removed mud flaps already, can I cut some cab mount?

 

Spacers will almost definitely make rubbing worse. 0 offset is pretty far out there - you won't have to worry about the tire rubbing on the uca at all, it's all going to be on the cab mount, mud flaps, fender liners, pinch weld, etc.

You can cut the cab mount and other stuff - you can always cut stuff to make them fit.

 

Cool, Thanks for the info. I was hoping I wouldnt have to send these tires back, I got a good deal with free shipping. If all I need is to make some cuts I will get them mounted and go from there. The tires and wheels I currently have on in the pics are so close to the uca I was almost certain the mud hogs would be a width problem. I dont know the offset of the stock wheel though that's on it so what do I know lol thanks again!!

 

I think that OEM wheel is +60 and 8 inches wide, so a 0 offset will bring the wheel out 2.36"

Is half of the increase of width for your new wheel greater than 2.36" ?

 

Thanks to a calculator I'm pretty sure half the increase will be 2.25" so it will barely dodge the uca?