GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Hi,

I tried to browse through the thread but no luck:

I got the 18” TRD off road rims which, shape wise I don’t mind, I just can’t stand the bicolour.

has anyone ever had them painted? I think they would be way better all black. Is it even worth it, $ wise of might we just as well buy new rims?

saw some guys even Plastidip their rims on YouTube but I can’t imagine that being a long term solution

thanks guys and happy new year

 

I thought about painting mine as well. I think the process would be straightforward with lots of light coats to make it look good after sanding. They have lots of little dips and holes where sanding might be a challenge. I you paint over the clearcoat without prepping the surface, the paint will probably flake off over time. This could be a good option for media blasting to take all the original paint off first.

I switched my wheels because I was getting bigger tires and needed a wider rim, 8” for the OE wheels is a bit tight for the larger tires but lots of guys are doing that. Rubbing can occur on the inner side of the tire to the steering and suspension components when using bigger tires, some have added spacers to move the wheels outward. This is because of the offset on these wheels is +60.

If you are using the original size tire, then I would say that you can’t make it look any uglier only better! Just my opinion

 

I was thinking maybe black vinyl like some of the tacoma rims. There’s several people selling overlay kits for the 3rd gen tacoma wheels.

The offroad 18’s seem more intricate to do by hand and a razor blade though.

 

SCS lugs on the left. Amazon on the right.

$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

The SCS lugs are labeled from a manufacturer of “TPI”.

Both get 10-11 turns. SCS is 8 spline. Amazon is 6. The 8 spline key is uncommon at tire shops from my experience.

 

Thanks for getting back to me, you might be right. Eventually I would like a set of 35x11.5 on there and spending time on this forum, I think they would fit on this rim. Or am I missing something?

sorry, first time truck owner (coming from Amsterdam where all cars are like go karts haha)

 

We have family in Holland so we do enjoy the go carts as well!

If you plan on running a tire that big on the OE wheels, just get your tire shop to test fit them and see what happens. If they don't work, you can try stepping down a size, etc...

 

315/70R18

 

ARCOVT23, That certainly makes a statement! What wheels are those?

 

Icon 18x9 +25

 

I have 23 TRD Sport, and rims are 20" stock. I just ordered an Icon Stage 2 w/ Tubular UCA's and TRD pro front axels. Should be installed in about a week. I am having a hard time deciding if I want to stay with the stock 20's and do a 35x12.5 or go with 18's on 35x12.5 I've never done a lift, and rims. I'm so confused on offset, and what that should be for this truck. If anyone can help it would be appreciated.

The rims I was looking at are Fuel Rebel 6 18x9, and it says offset is 20. I am not sure how that offset would look on this truck.

 

There is a thread titled 275/60/20 or 275/65/20 on 3rd Gen on this forum. Check out post #66.

 

there’s a real cut off at those sizes , one you can get in p rated the other bumps you to load e in most cases

 

Do we have any detail on what it takes to "...pin back the fender liner" ?
thanks.

 

I just used 1 self tapping screw with washer on each side.

 

Before and after.......

 

This is mine with a 8.5” 0 offset. A 9” with 20 offset would be in towards the wheel well by 14mm more

 

looks good, one of the few tires that size with gaining "only" 10 lbs per corner.

expensive though!!

 

Check out Westcotts videos in YouTube, plenty of info on it on here as well

 

How much did those tires cost you and did you have to get a leveling kit installed?

 

2023 SR5 TRD Off-Road
Falken Wildpeak AT 275/60/20
Black Rhino Chambers
Rough Country 1.75" leveling kit

 

Any pictures directly from the front or rear to see the width?

 

I'll take pictures from the front and rear tomorrow.

 

Enkie rpt1 18x9 0 offset

anyone seen a set of these on 22 tundra? from what I’ve read so far these got 1” poke?

 

From my readings, the 275/60/20 would be fine with stock and the maximum size you go without rubbing and additional mods (level, lift kit). So just curious, why did you add the leveling kit? The reason I ask is I am debating if I just go with just tires without a leveling kit or add a leveling kit. I would like to go without one as the quotes I am getting is around $600-$700 and I figure that can go elsewhere (i.e. bed cover).

 

From stock to OEM TRD Lift Kit with Open Country ATIII LT285/65R20

 

with a zero offset, they will poke alot. typically you want around 18 or 20 for barely any poke at all.

 

ordered my wheels back of beginning of dec-2022 and still waiting for them to arrive at the tire dealer. tires have been there since middle of dec-2022.

 

Looks good!

-Fellow NoVA LR pro owner

 

With the 285/65/20, do you think you could have gotten away without the RC 1.75? From what i have seen, its only a 1" difference from the stock 265. Was going to keep mine at 60 since I am not concerned about the height.

 

Probably good on stock wheels. My 295/60/R20's are rubbing on the mud flaps. I just got my RC 1.75" delivered and hope that will help as well as removing the front mud flaps. My wheels have an ET+15 offset which is the main reason why the rub. If I was closer to ET+60. I don't think they would rub at all. just need to install these now and get an alignment.