GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

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I can only say they fit with no issues on TRD OR 18" wheels. I have Coopers Discoverers in that size.

 

Looks great! I had my mind set on the falken at3w since I've used the in the past and I liked them a lot. How do you like the Cooper Discoverers?

 

those of you with 34-35" tires (i.e. ~60lb tire weight), how do you feel about the power loss? is it very noticable?

 

No noticeable power loss, but only have 280km on it.

 

I don't notice any real power loss, but the truck does have to shift more often on the highway. The noticable difference is in braking. It's immediately obvious that you added weight when slowing down.

 

I use the trans to help sometimes to save on brakes. Even with stock tires.

 

Look for my thread, I just had to go back to stock for a few weeks and it was an insane difference. I had my real wheels and tires put back on today and immediately noticed the changes- slower, wider turns (wide wheel, wide tire, more offset), decreased braking time

 

Replaced 275s with 295’s.

 

Not gonna lie, looks great both before and after.

 

In person, it is clear the 295 is the right “fit”.

 

295’s with just a 1” front level look great, definitely needed with your lift imo.

 

I'm not timing my take off's but haven't noticed any loss.

 

I got em put on yesterday. I was worried because when I put 33s on my tacoma it made it terrible. The tundra is dancing the 35s easily. Very happy about that.

 

My ‘22 Tacoma was gutless on stock tires, the tundra has so much more power it’s not a big deal to go up tire sizes. My 2020 tundra I went to 34.5” tires and no issues either.

 

Have taken a few drives since mounting the 295 Falkens. I do not feel a difference from the 275 BFG with acceleration. I do think they ride better. Both sets were at 40psi.

 

I had 275/65r20 ko2’s on my 2020 tundra and felt they were very stiff. Could be the 20” or the last Gen tundra not sure.

I have my falkens at 35psi. Will see how they start to wear and go from there. The load capacity at 35 psi on falkens website lists 2295 lbs. more than the truck can handle.

 

Drove through some mountain roads today. It's so nice knowing the truck isn't struggling.

 

2023 Platinum with OEM wheels, no lift and Firestone Destination XT 285/65R20's.

Lift is coming soon, but as is, the tire upsize already changes the look quite a bit.

 

This size tire looks great considering there's no lift on the truck.

 

It's funny how just tiers alone will change the overall look of these trucks.
Looks great.
Are you going to lift it for off roading or just bc you can?
JA.

 

Definitely!!

 

It's getting the Dobinson IMS front and rear set at 2"/1". I will admit that the lift is purely emotional for the look.

This is my offroad rig

 

Holy crap that's probably one of the best looking 4runners I've seen!! I'm also biased because of the color lol one of the best colors IMO that Toyota has ever produced. I am highly considering getting my Tundra wrapped in this color.

 

Thanks! And do it! I remember seeing a 2.5 gen in Quicksand on 37's at a dealership. It was a badass rig.

 

I'll have to pull the trigger on this - I'm also surprised I haven't seen any 3rd gens in the quicksand color. I wonder if Toyo will bring back the color on Tundra.

 

Very Slick for sure man!
Best color Eveah!!!

 

Here's my before/after, platinum with the most basic suspension.

265/60R20 to 285/75R18

 

Any rubbing at full lock? I have the same truck and still trying to decide what tire to put on once I go down to OEM 18" wheels.

 

any full side on pics you can share, I was thinking the exact same setup on my 24 limited mag grey when it arrives in a few weeks