GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Selling your stock wheels?

 

Yes, as a matter of fact. I haven’t uploaded them anywhere yet. I was going to do it later this week.

 

I am in SoCal and will to be selling my rims and tires soon if anyone is interested let me know…

 

The factory lift just looks great IMO. It seems a little taller than other 3/2 if that makes sense.

 

What’s your setup?

 

Love the wheels. If you're hitting the mudflaps, try the Weathertech ones. Buddy of mine had the same issue, and the Weathertech ones fixed it for him. Lot more clearance.

 

Wheel and tire size?

 

6in Pro Comp lift kit,20-inch Fuel Off Road Flux Satin Black wheels with Toyo Open Country R/T 37 IN Tires.
Has Air Lift, airbag system in rear. Amp XL steps.

 

Nice I have 20" OEM. The look is definitely growing on me. I was going to change to 17" or 18". I ordered a 3/2 TRD Lift and think I will keep the 20" and throw some 28575R20 Toyo AT3 and call if good. How are the RT in rain, ice, snow?

 

R/T s are Great in the rain when it rains, I am in AZ, no snow.

 

Just got 24’ platinum with factory 3” lift. Ordered RRW RR6-H 17” wheels. Wondering what size tires I could put on without and cutting besides taking mud flaps off. They are “0” offset. Appreciate any input.

 

Everyone on this forum is quite friendly and helpful, but with as many posts as this thread has, I'm sure it is covered.

 

Thanks for posting those! I've been on the fence for a while about some wheels that I fell in love with that are only offered in the 0 offset. Been looking for that exact setup to see how much it would bother (or not bother) me, before deciding to pull the trigger.

I've finally pulled the trigger. Should be here end of next weeks. Can't wait to share photos once they're all on.

 

Did you use spacers in the front? Looking to put beefier tires but dont want to lift truck for now. Still looking between my couch cushion for lift money

 

Info only: I had the RR7-H but just cancelled my order. Zero offset is too much poke for me. I get in a lot of mud on BLM and I don't want mud slinging all over. Plus I don't need the truck wider than it already is when I'm on narrow forest roads. New to wheels so I didn't really understand the offset/poke etc. Tiresize.com helped me visualized what I was ordering.

Comment: I have heard of guys running 35s with light rubbing. FWIW: I love the wheels. They are my favorite. They will look great!

Check out TRD Jon on youtube.. he had a 22 Tundra with RR6-H on 35s. He may have commented on this topic.

 

Cornfed has their 2/1 lift on sale. $129 plus shipping. It was $137 total for me.

 

Thanks for the Info. I love the wheels too. Just hope the
“0” offset poke isn’t to obnoxious.

 

Check out TRD Jon. One of his videos he is going over upgrades to his 2022 truck and has a great side view of the poke. With 35s he had about 1" of tread showing maybe a hair more.

 

GROAN!! I guess the decision has been taken out of my hands for the time being. I'm a huge UGA fan, and my truck is white black and red. Took me tons of searching to find wheels I fell in love with. Finally found the Fuel Catalyst with the red barrels, and knew they were correct. The +1 offset was the most they offer (compared to the -18), and I finally decided to pull the trigger. Real Truck just called and let me know they're on a national back order, and they've cancelled my order until they're back in stock...

I've got a set of the black TRD wheels I was thinking of using. Now have to decide if I use them for now, and wait to order the others, or just go a different route...

 

275/65/20 Mickey Thompson Baja Boss on stock limited with self leveling suspension, no level. No rub at all, still able to fully lower the suspension when loading with no tire impact. The Mickey Thompson’s ride great, smooth and quiet on the highway and there is much less roll when cornering, virtually none at lower speeds. Ride quality is surprisingly comfortable for an E rated tire, not much of a difference in “harshness” at all from stock. Highly recommend this setup.

Apologies if uploaded incorrectly! New to the forum. Love the Tundra!!

Before

after

 

Just ordered the cornfed 2/1 level kit.
Not looking to break the bank, just temporarily. Also don’t do much off-roading so it’ll be city driving.
Anybody running this kit (or any 2/1) + bigger tires; perhaps 35’s or 295’s on stock 20” TRD wheels? Rubbing, trimming, etc.?
Yes I have combed through hundreds of pages on this forum doing research.

 

Yota check out this site for tire sizes according to lift set ups. Also it doesn’t hurt to reach out to places such as Custom Offsets to inquire about offsets.

https://theyotagarage.com/blogs/202...-aftermarket-wheel-tire-size-reference-guide#

 

I've got a base SR5 , no lift. Have 30k on OG tires and looking to change them out soon. I want something that looks a little more aggressive than stock. I drive mostly highway and in the summer months our tow 5k Travel Trailer a dozen times or so, I'd say 1k miles maybe little more.
I just saw these posted for Cyber Monday and it has the look I'm going for but not exactly sure when it comes to ratings and whatnot. Also does anyone have any opinions on this tire?

 

are those just cheap china tires?

 

I think Mexico, hence why I was asking opinions. I'm guessing they are junk?

 

I like made in USA stuff so I tend to stick to coopers, they are a good value as well.

 

Never heard of them. I will only put a reputable tire on my truck. FWIW

 

Whats your suggestion for someone looking for a little more aggressive tire than stock but drives mostly highway?