GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Tundra 1794 thank you I’ll be looking them the Min I leave the gym Thank u
Are they about the same size as the stock ones?


Tun are you rubbing anywhere?

 

i am running fuel flame 6 +20 on my plat. i have pics posted installed in this thread and detailed specs on the wheels in my sig. no rub at stock settings.

just make sure you get the correct hub ring, they initially didnt send the correct size with the wheels.

 

Sock operative I had a 2 inch level first and fit 295/70/18 without rubbing

 

His and hers!
Tundra has 34" winters. Sequoia has OEM mildpeaks

 

There isn’t a huge size difference but they are a little wider towards the centerline of the truck and a lot more rigid.

 

Ended up going with some method 316s
And tire size 285/70/18
Appreciate the help
Just ordered today

 

Stock suspension with 285/70r17 setup with +25mm Method MR314 on Falkens. I love the ride and actually lost some weight per corner compared to stock wheel/tire combined weight

 

Thank You
Tundra 1794

 

Today was a good day . After putting on the leveling kit and new tires plus alignment . She’s good to go

 

Looks good as these trucks do when lifted or leveled. They just love bigger tires. Brings them alive imo

 

can you post a photo to show poke?

 

I’m confused about the offset. Everyone is saying +XX and the tire is poking out, but tiresize.com says +25 moves it in? Its obviously not moving it in, it says it moved in 1.38” closer. Maybe I’m doing something wrong?

 

What is the stock offset you are using? I know for the Pro wheels it's in the +40's, so a +25 should be moving further out.

 

0? I changed the new tire to match the previous and it still moves it in closer

 

That's why. Most of the OEM wheels have a higher + offset stock which is why it is moving in more when you calculate it from + 0.

 

Idk why all this goes over my head, makes me feel kinda dumb because I usually can understand stuff, LOL.

I guess all I need to know is that I am looking for a positive offset? Seems around +25 is good?

Not looking for anything crazy, I don’t want Toyota voiding my warranty for a dumb reason, also don’t want to mess with the geometry too much to put added stress on the bearings and what not.

 

Oem wheels offset is +60 mm. So on that calculator. Original setup should be +60mm for wheel offset.

 

just remember the trd wheels are a different offset then the non ones

 

I’ve got the stock rims. Makes it look like a work truck

 

True! LMFAO!

 

I'm TRD lift with OEM 1794 wheels (+60 offset) and 285/65/20. I have baaad rubbing on the sway bar, I can't even get close to full turn. Waiting on wheel spacers to hopefully solve this. But at some point, I may bite the bullet and get some different rims with less offset.

 

+20 on a 18x9 wheel. +25 should get u flush. Depends on tires. A 17 has a lot more sidewall then a 20. So all being equal the 17 would poke more. Hope that makes sense! What your seeing in my pic is mostly the aggressive side wall tracks. The actual tread is pretty much flush with the fender.

 

Eurodriver with 295/70/18 I was approx 3/4 of an inch away from control arm with the stock wheels and zero rubbing.

 

looks good ! Which leveler kit is this?

 

Ended up doing the 275/65/20 looks like a different truck.

 

This is the Cornfed kit . 2” front 1” back

 

stock suspension? any rub?

 

1.75 front leveling kit no rub. The sport was way to low in the front originally

 

anyone have pictures of the Titan7 T-AK1 on the 3rd gen tundra?

I'm liking the 18" size, offset and the fact that they are true forged wheels (strong and light)

Just not sure how they look on the 3rd gen tundra.
they only come in black and bronze

https://titan-7.com/products/t-ak1-forged-off-road-wheel?variant=39979883200600