GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Let me know how the SCS turn out, got the Gorilla's, but they are long as well, and looking for smaller length lugnuts in ET configuration that are quality

 

2023 Windchill White Pearl Limited
Westcott Lift
RRW RR7-H Bronze
BFG KO2 35x12.5-17

 

I ran them first set on my 14 in LT275/65 R18. They were good overall, I lost a few lugs and they tended to wear a bit unevenly (I rotated twice a year and averaged fairly low ks in those years so not fanatical but not horribly negligent either). They lasted about 100k km, never a flat. Great off road/prairie hunting, drove onto lakes fishing etc). Definitely some highway hum but not terrible. Not sure if best value compared to others as pretty pricey for what I would give a 7.5-8/10.

 

Thanks! I love them on my Tacoma just haven’t seen them on any 3rd Gen Tundras yet

 

See my post here, just to keep this thread clean for wheels/tire setups vs. lug nuts:
https://www.tundras.com/threads/black-lug-nuts.113991/#post-3038359

 

2022 Windchill White Pearl Limited
Westcott Lift
Method 707 Blue 17x8.5 +25
Falken Wildpeak 35x12.5-17
Was able to full sized spare below the bed, but had to remove the original spare brackets.

 

holy stuffed tire batman, does that thing even roll? lol

 

.... I was messing with the bags. It was at the lowest setting.

 

These don’t stick out that bad actually. They get 10 turns. My OEM lug nuts were also getting 10 turns.

$36 Wheel Accessories Parts 24 Pcs 14mm 1.50 Thread ET Bulge Acorn (Extra Thread for Spacer) 1.70 Long Spline Lug Nuts Black Chrome Truck Spline Fits Chevy Silverado 1500 2016+ Ford F 150 2019+ Ram 1500

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L75GQS3?ref=ppx_pop_mob_ap_share

 

Method MR316 17x8.5” 0 offset
315/70/17 Cooper AT3 XLT
Stock SR5 suspension
Excuse this pic bc old 20” wheels and tires are in the bed

 

Stock suspension? Any rubbing? I would have stayed stock, but I was concerned with the rubbing.

 

Saw this on FB, anyone else try 17” TRD pro wheels on thr 3rd gen? Curious if they had issues with fit.

Thought I recalled someone on YouTube saying they didn’t fit.

 

To me, they looked cool.
Also, there was a year end sale. I wanted to take advantage of the discount.

 

Here for this too. I was also told they didn't fit, I know they are 7 inches wide and I was told that is too narrow for a 35x12.5 inch tire, but apparently it's working for someone.

 

No rubbing on my driveway ramp. But I had already took off the metal brackets behind the fender liner before the install.

 

how is the noise, fuel and snow? it looks really great i wanna do it in my trd pro

 

Here is what the member said, about fitting those wheels.

 

That is definitely too wide of a tire to fit on a 7” wide wheel. Too wide for even a 35/11.5/17 tire… You could try but it’s not suggested by tire manufacturer

 

Man that looks good!!! Did he say what size tires are on there?

Btw… What’s the FB group name?

 

2022+ Toyota Tundra Owners

I didn't see a mention of tire size.

 

Thanks I just requested to join the group

 

Hi all. New Tundra owner here - 1794 with off-road package. Stock tires (265/60/20) Falken look like they belong on a minivan. Going to upgrade to a true LT tire. Wondering if any of you have gone with 285/55/20. Get an extra inch of width with not increase in height, which is fine with me. Any pics appreciated.

 

WELCOME!!! Post 13 on page 1 is the set up I will go with when my ordered 2023 Limited w/TRD package truck arrives. Can't wait!!! There are a lot of AWESOME set ups here and these guys are great with info to newbies like us.

 

Thanks Norman. Oxlsu40's set up on page 1 looks fantastic. I ran Nitto's on my 4Runner and loved them. Will be going with Nitto Recon Grapplers once I make a decision on size.

 

275/60-20 Cooper AT3 4S, Sparco Sport Truck 20x9 +28 offset wheels, King shocks.



In case anyone is curious about weight, here's the Sparco and original Platinum weights (I zero'd out the piece of wood):

 

So glad I went with 17” and more tire. Them OEM 20” are stiff. Reminds me of my lowered Honda days

 

FWIW,

Cooper just verified that the AT3 is still made in the USA, I specifically asked about the 4S

 

I have the same exact set of tires and I love them for on-road driving which I do 98% of the time. For my use, smaller rims don’t corner as good as 20”s.

Plus the 20” allows for a slightly bigger tire while still being p-rated.

 

My 20 Method 305s will be mounted on the new 295/65/20 Toyo RT Trails next week. I’ll post pics on Friday.