Official Tundra Wheel and Tire Setups - Pics and Info

this is a +20 offset . Sticks out about an inch

 

Sweet thank you! So maybe instead of -44 a -20 or so wud be better. As far as backspacing and things tho what do you think?

 

This is +10

 

-(minus/negative) offset is going to push you way out beyond fenders.

+20 to +30 seems to be the sweet spot for no rub.
+18 works well for some and sticks out approximately 1”-1-1/4” beyond fender.
+12 to 0 will typically require BMC/cmc, aftermarket UCAs or bumper mods.
Some have made these work without mods.

 

My +10 (8.5") rims did not require much DIY fixing with 275/70/18 tires. Ideally, I would have liked them to be +25 to +30, but I couldn't find any in that range that we liked and I don't mind the slightly aggressive stance/look with the tires.

Removed mud flaps and, pulled fender liner forward 1/2".

No BMC, no lift, no UCA swap. I'm hoping to get a lift this year to give them a bit more clearance on turns, but they work as is now.

 

I have -18 on a 10 wide rim. And I had 7 inch lift with 35s and still rubbed on every piece of plastic the bumper and the body mount had to be chopped. Wouldn't recommend-44 unless your alot higher or running smaller tires. Especially since -44 tend to come in alot wider sizes

 

Damn I’m glad I posted my question here because I was really close to buying them. Thank you everyone!

 

I’m already running 295/70/18 but was looking to go for r20. But idk now

 

All stock.

 

Any rubbing?

 

No rubbing and it drives nice.

 

Is your truck lifted?

 

It has Pro Comp Pro Runner suspension at all 4 corners with Icon add-a-leaf in the back. So 3" in the front and 1.5" in the back

 

Thank you

 

Looks good. Just ordered the same wheels and tires. Some of, if not the simplest smoothest wheels for Tundras out.

 

Has anyone installed 265/70R18 tires on STOCK SR5 4X4 suspension? Hoping for no rub/mods. First post says same diameter 285/65R18 fit, but may need mods to prevent rubbing. Tried searching to no avail.

 

Wheel: 18/9, +25 offset, Method 701.
Tire: 285/75/18, Goodyear Duratracs (actual measurements mounted, 34.5x11.5)
Lift: Toytec Boss 2.5 Aluma, Toytec Progressive Add-a-Leaf.
No BMC
Pushed front fenderwell plastic forward, cut flaps.
No rubbing

 

Well done!! Looks great

 

Hello all, just wanted to say thanks for all help in the pass and hope this helps out someone else.

Leveling kit is a 3/1 pro comp, tires are falken wildpeak at3w (295/70/18), wheel are icon rebound 18x9 with a +25 offset. All I did was take off the front and back mud flap of the front of the truck and push the front plastic forward about 1in, I also cut the ears of the skid plate. No rubbing at all on all full lock turns.

 

What offset are you running? This is the size I was looking at but everyone I’ve talked to says major metal trimming.

 

My wheels are fuel 20 x 12 -44 offset. 35x12.50 Nitto Ridge Grappler rubber. They trimmed the cab mount and the front bumper has the inside headlamp plastic cover removed. I do not get any rub. Well i do get rub in the winter if to much snow slush collects in the fender well but that does'nt concern me. It has to be other geometry factors these other guys are getting rub, because mine is great even at full travel its clean. I am looking to upgrade the shocks to fox because i want to smooth the non cadilliac ride out. IMO the rub the others are experiencing are lesser grade A-Arms and probably a difference in the spindle arm length. If you are worried about them trimming the cab mount you can have a piece of metal welded in the area that is cut out and have it painted, you will not notice much after that. If you are wanting 35" then you need a lift, if you get a lift they are cutting your main sub frame cross member. So i would not be worried about the little section of cab mount to fit the tires. Most Toyota dealers are having aftermarket lifts installed now days. So its not like the old days when you trade a vehicle in the dealer goes @#$@#$ you have a lift on this truck ? Its much more acceptable now.

Here is what it looks like next to a chevy with a 6" lift and same tires. I am just a bit higher.

 

Some other newer shots of the truck

 

Looks awesome! How do you like the toytec alumas ride?

 

Hello fellas, I have a 2020 SR5 TRD sport with the 20 inch wheels. The easy thing to do is swap wheels and tires but not trying to dump so much into it since it’s a lease. Not crazy about The tires that come on the wheels. What all terrain tire size is recommended to make it look a bit more aggressive on the stocks without having to modify suspension? Would also like to have them come out an inch or so, would I need spacers on that setup?

 

I ran 285/55r20 KO2 tires and then 295/55r20 Toto RT tires on my stock suspension with no rubbing. I did remove the mud flaps. If you want them to stick out more I would get some 1” spacera

 

Toyo RT 295/55r20 on stock suspension and tss wheels

 

Thank you, looks nice. I ditched the mudflaps the first week lol.

is that without the spacers?

 

My wheels have no spacers

 

Anyone an here done such a wheel setup on a cement color yet? I've been thinking about these wheels since before I bought my truck. I like it a lot, I'm just not sure if I'm brave enough.

 

I'd say if you like the wheels go for it. Ive seen a few different colors rolling around with red wheels- definitely an eye catcher.