GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Have a question. I get it that more tire gives you more protection for like rock crawling or heavy duty off roading but 95% of us will never do that even if we go off road. So why do so many pick 17s for rim size.
There’s a good chance wheel weights won’t clear the calipers. I wouldn’t want to take the chance… To each his own.
I’m more of a fan for 18/20s imo. To me the 17 rim looks so small for the tundra. Where the 18/20 rim just looks more balanced with the truck again IMO
But I thought maybe I’m missing something? So why 17s

My 18 on a 305 size tire. 34.8 diameter still has plenty of sidewall for any off roading unless maybe Baha lol…

 

Beautiful truck

 

Could be tire choices. For example, the Toyo AT3 comes in a tire size that really interests me (34x10.5 r17), alas, I went with 18s, for the same reason you mentioned - wheel weight clearance. I spend a lot of time on gravel and dirt roads and old timber roads. I didn't want to chance picking up small rocks, only for them to get stuck and start throwing weights.

 

Makes total sense on the more sizes available

 

Any updated photos of them on the truck?

 

Falken Wildpeak AT3 37's on SCS F5 18", seen in Appalachia:

@arstundra on insta

 

Man they dun did it with that pic! Looks good! That’s calendar-worthy for sure.

I almost got those in bronze but thought they’d be too light, guess not. That’s an A+ photo

 

beautiful pic, Colorado?

 

Yes beautiful
What’s your lift on the Tundra?
And the offset?
The usual mud flap remove and pin back or cut the liner?
Sorry so many questions but it’s ho we learn

 

Hey friend, the truck has Icon and Dobinsons components. ~3.5" front and 2" rear. SCS F5 wheels have +12mm offset. Not liner removal, just cut that rear bracket in the front wheel wells.

 

Thanks TMac

 

Fuel Flame 6 D823 D82320908457
Black w Red 20x9 + 20 Offset
Falken Wildpeaks A/T 3w 285 60 20 (63 lbs 33.8 inch tall 11.4 inch wide Load Range-E)
No Level No Lift NO rub, not even on the front mud flaps/guards!

 

Yes as long as you stay under 34 inch diameter you will never rub. Looking good enjoy!

 

i see someone else got the flame 6's in red tint

 

has anyone tried the falken wildpeak R/T tires? wanting a 295/70R18 on the stock SR5 TRD off road wheels

 

Nice ride and really like the red accents on the wheels.

 

i just wish the candy apple tint was more red as it has a slight orange tint to them. they should have used a darker red on them.

 

Tint the 295/70/18 will fit on totally stock suspension but I’ve never used the Falkens

 

So I just got rid of my 2007 Tundra and bought a 23 Platinum. So new I haven't even got it from dealer (having front leveling kit installed) and being prepped. Truck has the AVS system. I am wanting to replace the tires immediately and possibly by the dealer if they will price match. My issue is can I put a 35/11.5/20 Nitto Recon Grappler on stock rims it and not rub? I have searched quite a few posts and some say you can/some say you will rub. Just looking for a recent build from some who can tell me their experience on the stock rims and tires that don't rub. Saw a platinum at dealership (son of the owner) who had 35/12.5/20 Nitto and was told they don't rub-but they were trying to sell me a truck so I not if I was to believe or not. I have searched this site quite a bit and see conflicting posts. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Yep! Your post & info was exactly what I was looking for. Thanks!

 

Toyo 285/75/17 (34" x 11.3" tire) AT3. I opted for the load "C" as I rarely, if ever, tow our haul anything significant. If things change I'll move to an "E". Two reasons I did this 1) minimize unsprung weight and 2) a touch softer ride

Icon Compression (Bronze) 17x8.5 with +25mm offset

Between the tires and wheels I was shooting for minimal poke but looking to increase tire height and width. So this is the best compromise for my needs/wants

Stock (for now) suspension, no rub

 

Is anyone running 295/65/20s on their stock wheels and suspension (no lift or level)? If so, any rubbing? And what brand?

TIA

 

Hi all. Will these go fn wheels from a 2018 Tacoma fit the 23 tundra? Hard to pin down the exact hub bore size.

 

Tacoma hub = 106.10
Tundra 2022+ hub = 95.10

Can you take a pic of the front of the wheel to help identify. Need more info.

 

I hope I'm doing this right, here it is, 295/60/20 Nitto Ridge Grapplers with a RC 1.75 LK. This picture doesn't do it justice. Man do I love this TRUCK!! About a 1/2" of clearance on the inside to my strut. No Rubbing and no alterations/cutting underneath to prevent any. I mentioned this last November here after I ordered the truck, I have never done anything like adding bigger tires or kits. At 5'11" I'm not the tallest guy but dang it sits up high. LOL Probably not to a lot of you but this for me is super cool first time and loving every minute so far!!!

 

I feel ya. I’ve raced cars,motorcycles but This is my first truck my first lifted truck and I’m in luv.
I’ve had so much fun modifying her…Never thought I would get into this truck this much. Now I want a 6 inch lift and 37s lol…
[ATT]

 

Beautiful truck Norman

 

THANK YOU!!!

It looks like we have similar trucks albeit different colors. What do you have for tires? LK?

 

I’m running
Nitto Recon Grapplers
305/70/18
34.8 Diameter
12.2 Section Width
9.85 Tread width

My wheel is a Fuel Rebel 6
18x9 with +20 offset
I did have to remove front mud-flaps and push the back of the felt liner with some heavy duty Velcro and the very bottom rear fender well. Super easy. I’ve done no cutting of anything and did not remove the rear crash bracket that sits behind the felt.
295/70/18 is the max u can fit without any rubbing. I did it and had zero issues fitting on stock wheels but wanted a bigger tire so I went 305 and bought new rims…I didn’t want to go 37s originally because seemed like a lot of cutting and even possible bumper cutting. I didn’t want to do that…I wanted to remove the front mud flaps anyway for looks and my poke is only 1/2 inch of actual tread so wasn’t worried about the mud flap. I still have the rear flaps on so I’m not throwing rocks on anyone behind me.