GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

I've looked and can't find anything. Does someone have pics of Pro wheels on non Pro truck and stock flares? Trying to see if there's any poke.

 

My dealership person told me that when you go up to a larger diameter tire that you don't have to recalculate the ecu as the GPS systems picks them up and will make adjustments.

Does this sound right?

 

Negative ghost rider

 

Didn't sound right to me.

LOL

 

lol. no

 

Hell yeah it's worth it! If you need proof, look no further than the set of Yokohama 265/60/20's sitting in the corner of my garage that nobody wants to buy.

 

wow this look good. make me regret to use 275/70R18 for my winter tire. no lift and no rubbing?

 

@ Lunatrd...Do the 295's rub at all on your stock suspension

 

2023 platinum 6.5' bed with TRD pro wheels I found on old FB market place for $1900 and they had about 1200 miles on them. Probably somewhere in this thread already, but hey why bot. Love the look with the blacked out platinum trim.

 

Looks pretty flush with the oem flares...no wheel spacers ?

 

No spacers. And surprisingly flash with stock flares. Thinking of finding some small mud flaps to keep snow and rocks from kicking up.

 

I've got a set I'm about to slap on....I like how flush they are. Very similar to my Platinum wheels with 1.25" spacers

 

Installed pirelli scorpions 275/65/20

 

Curious to how it affected your gas mileage . These were at the top of my list . These came from the rivian truck making them one of the lightest for their size

 

I'd say thats a fair price. Nice that he's giving you something for the old tires. Worth it right there. I have my oem set on craigslist and have had no interest. Not exactly asking much either for those yokohama geolandars.

 

Is anyone running Arroyo Tamarock A/T tires? I’m looking at their 275/65r20 E and they look like a good tire.

I will be towing a 26’ travel trailer here and there, so I think the E rating is a must.

 

I only got them today will report in a week or so on gas mileage. I do like the way they look on this truck

 

I have them since it literally was the only tires available in 35’s on Oahu at the time. I like them actually. Not loud at all. Price is right as well.

I didn’t want E Load at all but settled on the tamarocks. I’m happy with them.

 

You don't really need E-rated tires to tow a 26' trailer. If you look at the load ratings for the stock P tires, it's plenty

 

These trucks are so awesome!!!

 

how does it not slide down the driveway at that angle, wow, must be some grippy tires

 

I have 35/12.50-18 BFGs on stock-looking TRD replicas with same width and similar offset plus the Rough Country replacement strut lift in the front only - no rub at all even at full lock. Never touched anything like liners, mudflaps, etc. I have been driving it for about 2 months but nothing offroad. I think you should be ok.

 

Finally got some 35's on the factory 20 inch trd wheels and what a difference. I haven't seen much info on these but got a steal on them from discount tire with some price matching.
Mickey Thompson baja legend exp 295/65/20, no rubbing at all in the front, but had to cut a sliver off of the rear mud guards. I'm on stock suspension, non avs.

 

I'm looking for opions on the Yokohama Geolandar a/t g015. Good or bad.

 

need 34s or 35s that weigh closer to stock, 40 lbs, lol

 

what’s the lightest thus far? 275/65/20 perreli scorpions?

 

Im not sure to be honest, they are all way too heavy for me, Im going with the P rated 33" coopers at 6 lbs over stock.

the stock tires at 38 lbs are crazy light, cant really duplicate that with anything more desirable

 

Simpletire.com has the Mickey Thompson exp’s for 20% off right now, and their warranty is only $50 per tire. Discount tire matched the 20% off and the warranty price. I saved about $500 total. They are new with only 20 miles on them, but so far but no noise yet. Any 35 inch and up all terrain tire will have some road noise as you put miles on them, I’ll give an update once I hit 1000 on them.

 

I'm Sure the question/Answer is somewhere on here... But...

I have a 22 1794 Hybrid w/Advanced Package.

I'm looking at some new rims/tires - I Have 275/65/R20 Now... I'm looking at 20x9 or 18x9 rims with +15mm.

Sticking to stock for now, And since I tow 8000lbs behind me, What are the opinions on what size rim/tire I could go without Rubbing? I don't mind cutting a little.

Also, Is 3700lb Rim rating OK for towing? Does anyone know the Stock Rim Rating?

Thanks!