AT tire size for stock 23 platinum

Yes sir-that's the setup and had no issues. Since I have added 1" spacers to widen the stance alittle-still no issues AND put mudflaps on. FYI I did pin the front wheel liners back with a screw because it was easy and had the wheels off at the time. I swapped the center caps out with TRD ones that make the wheels look even better. I'm on stock suspension but have AVS and Air. The tires make a big change. Really happy.

 

Thank you, were there any issues with the length of the original lug nut studs when installing the 1” spacers. Would please post pictures of your truck with different angles, So we can see the wheels and tires in relation to their position on the truck? Thank you.

 

Looks great! I want to try this on BFG K02s in 285/65R20!

 

No issues with lugs except I bought black lugs from dealership to replace chrome.

 

Have done the same center cap and lugs and was looking at the caliper covers as well. However I read a review that stated they did not fit the front on a 20" Platinum wheel. Did you have any issues installing? Any link by chance to the ones you purchased.
Thanks in advance and looks great!

 

Mine are from Rough Country and had no issues. Like them. Had someone else, months ago, indicated they tried others and had issues.

 

Simple install except having to pull the wheel-my ass is getting to old pull them 10plys off

 

Rough Country are the ones I was looking at. On their website under reviews some stated it did not fit the front on a "Platinum". Glad to hear the work. Might give them a try.

 

Hum-never saw that. They fit on mine.

 

Just a thought. Were they put on after your spacers?

 

Actually I don't think so. Think I put them on right after tires. Spacers came later I am pretty sure.

 

From Nitto's website for Recon Grappler:

35x11.5 20 actual measurements: 34.53 diameter 11.42 width
285 65 20 actual measurements: 34.57 diameter 11.50 width
295 65 20 actual measurements: 35.12 diameter 11.77 width
295 60 20 actual measurements: 33.94 diameter 11.77 width

 

Thanks for posting the pictures.

 

I have another question: How does the truck perform with the larger tires in comparison to the stock tires, is the difference negligible? Wondering how much it affected the truck. Thanks.

 

I think it performs better than the street tires but ride is probably stiffer but really not to bad and gas mileage will drop a couple mpg- but I knew both the above before doing. The positives definitely outweigh the negatives. Just the looks; stance and increase in height was a game changer. I had plans for new wheels and lift (ordered and canceled) but didn't because of tires. Everyone has their own idea of what they want. With what I did I'm good and didn't make any changes to suspension. Hope this helps.

 

Thanks, how about engine performance, do you feel it bogged down the engine any?

 

I don't think so. Not saying it doesn't have an effect since tires are heavier but I don't notice. Runs great but I'm not stomping it all the time. When you ask for it to go it delivers for sure. I wouldn't change my decision about going bigger.

 

Thanks, I appreciate all of your responses.

 

@Hunter1699 Thank you for all the info you've shared in this thread.

 

I've had my 35x11.5r20 Nitto Recon Grapplers for a few months now and I will warn everyone the wet traction is HORRENDOUS, to the point I'm thinking of switching them out as they are unsafe.
Dry traction is terrible also, it's hard for me to take off from a stop light with out the tires spinning.
I had Ridge Grapplers on my old F-150 and they weren't great but not even close to as bad as these Recon Grapplers.

Hopefully that helps some of you trying to decide...

 

Thank you for this information.

 

What center caps are these?

 

The center caps I got (red TRD) that replaced the original in OEM wheel are part number PT280-34221-2f.

 

Thank you. Do you recall how much the black lug nuts were?

 

Got them from dealer. Think they were about $70??? Might be able shop but bought them when i picked up the truck and didn't want screw with it.

 

do you happen to have a part number my dealer here can’t seem to find them

 

I run a 275/60/20 Nokian Outpost AT..... around .5 to1" taller and wider than OEM. P rated so you maintain the factory ride. You can get them snow flake rated if you have winter. Lost about 2 MPG with zero affect on the Hybrid system. I am in Canada a run them 365 days a year. No " AT Hum " at high speeds. Highly recommend.

Was able to plow thru snow to the point I was getting concerned about damaging the plastic bumper.

 

You'll need 5 packs (5ea to pack). Please verify p/n but they are the ones I bought.

 

Did those fit the factory wheel?
Parts site state those will not fit.

The forum's OEM thread list P/N:
Toyota OEM Black Lug Nuts
90942-A1008 - Lug Nuts, Alloy Wheels (Type B)

But are $9 / lug! Not sold as a pack.

 

I purchased these the same day i bought my truck knowing that the chrome ones had to go. These are the ones the parts department sold me and I have had no issues. If you go online and punch that p/n number in it comes up as the required ones. I know looking on the forums part list that you reference your number is depicted and are also shown online. I just punched in my part number in google and these show as an acceptable p/n-Actually on ebay from Toyota dealer for $81.99 for 24ea. Again-I've had no issues. I wouldn't pay 9 per for sure.