GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

I have some TRD Pro Wheels and Tires for sale. Brand new.

 

So Vuth sent me a correction and the first set of SCS wheels will be F5 18x9 +12 not +25.

 

Okay! +12 seems like the sweet spot. The he mention of they are going to do any other whee model other than the F5’s?

Here’s a quick shot of my Ray10 unboxing.

 

No not yet. Just f5

 

295/70/18s. = 62 lbs
Method 705s = 29.5 lbs

91.5lbs total per specs.

My scale is showing 92.8 lbs

 

Factory black off-road 20in wheels are:
Stock tires 38lbs, Stock Wheels 37lbs= 75lbs each

 

Took a side shot of a 17x8.5 -10 offset. Just for reference for anyone wondering.

This picture was taken post Cornfed 3/1 install this morning.

 

Hello rock chips!

 

Ehhh…I’m okay with it.

 

295/70/18 AT3s on METHOD 705 +18 TITANIUMs. 1794 Stock suspension with REAR Arms adjusted all the way up! Fit perfectly, no rubbing at full-lock.

 

Method 701 Bahia Blue 18x9 +18

Mickey Thompson Baja Boss 35x12.5r18

Stock Height just removed the rear bracket and pinned the felt liner with bigger diameter harbor freight auto clip (no rubbing)


Wheels and tires were sourced out by Original Wheels here in Sacramento.

 

dang too bad you didnt have a blueprint to compare that bahia blue

 

Finally….just waiting for alignment tomorrow

Cornfed 3/1 Lift
17x8.5 -10 Offset SCS Ray10’s on 35’s

Typical removal of the crash bracket and Felt Liner Pin Back. Front rubbed so I folded up the Front Liner and utilized a bracket to screw up folded liner. No rubbing.

 

Looks great! That offset is wicked. I live on a long dirt road so I couldn’t get away with that kind of offset.

 

Yes, offset is more than I wanted but I made it work. I won’t be going down any rocky paths.

 

Nice! Do you have a shot down the side more?

 

I get some better pics tomorrow and on flat ground.

 

Shoot, you are making me re think my offset from 0 to what you are rolling. Looks damn good

 

any picture of your 0 off set setup?

 

Yeah we're definitely going to need some more shots of these. These exact wheels just popped up on marketplace (but in bronze) but I need to see how the -10 offset really works. From these images they look great, but its hard to tell.

 

Just picked up my 22 Tundra last weekend and am in the great debate of what wheels/tires to upgrade to (stock TRD OR Michelin garbage on it currently). I think your setup is what I'm after though! What spec/numbers did you go with for those? Cheers! Doesn't look like any rub or too much poke?

 

look like 285/70/R18 with +18 offset.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/filoventures-2022-overland-build.110499/

Check this build out. Same setup as mine with some better shots.

I’ll work on the pics and post up today.

 

Thanks! From reading deep through this thread, it sounds like for that tire size and no rub/poke a +35 offset would do the trick with stock suspension?

 

no idea

Sorry

 

Chapp [OP] replied in posts #1470 and #1492 with the size and offset.

 

I am purchasing a 2023 tundra SR 5, was looking to upgrade the wheels and tires. Did not want to make mods to the truck. Would the following wheels and tires fit without rubbing?
FUEL OFF-ROAD
VECTOR

• 18x9
• Finish: Black Painted
• Offset: +19mm

Qty
Price Each
Item(s) Total
For 2023 Toyota Tundra 4X4 CrewMax 265/70-18

• 265/70R18

Qty
Price Each
Item(s) Total
For 2023 Toyota Tundra 4X4 CrewMax 265/70-18

 

Anybody have a recommendation for 3PMSF tires to replace Capstone's stock 265-50R22? I know I need to change tire size, but what will fit without a lift? 275/60R22? The 22" wheel are the problem, I'd love to go to a 17" wheel, but not until I get a lift and can run 35's comfortably, and I'm not committed to this truck, but just got my first 12" of snow of the year so need to do something.

 

I just had 275/70R18 Wildpeak A/T3W's put on my stock TRD OR rims. It was exactly what I was looking for as it doesn't stick out and it isn't so big to worry about any clearances. For those looking for something more aggressive without worrying about every detail, these look really good in person. They don't look too aggressive in the pic (and aren't compared to most of them here), but make it look like a truck compared to the stock Michelins. You could go to a 285 as well, but just adds more weight I didn't need to add.

 

Not yet, I’m looking at method 305 and 35” 12.50 wild peaks. Truck isn’t built yet until 11-22, I am just prepping