OE stock tires 2024 Ltd, Plat, 1794 w/o OR

For the new 2024 Limited, Platinum, and 1794 models without Off Road, what brand and model tires are provided as original equipment for the 265/60R20 all-season tires? Are all these trucks getting the same tires?

 

Junk. Don't compare the OEM tires to the tires you buy in a tireshop. The OEM tires are made specifically for Toyota and are not the same as off the shelf. Toyota has them made lighter and with less tread to get the MPG numbers up. That being said I think its Allseason Bridgestone's on the 20" non TRD's. TRD's and Pro's will have fake falken's wildpeaks with about 1/2 the tread depth as new. My Bridgestone's (I think they were Dueler HT's) I pulled off at 240 miles actually looked like they had about 2 to 3 times the tread depth of the Falken Mildpeaks that were on the 18" TRD Pro Rims I picked up from Market place, so maybe the Bridgestone's are not a fake. Put a set of 265/70/18 Toyo AT3's on at about 5000 miles (tires had about 8000 miles total at that point 3000 from past owner) and the Mildpeaks were already at about 7/32" and 6/32" which is at the min depth for traction law in Colorado. Looks like Toyota also mentions a Micheline LTX now as a possibility on the TRD OR.

 

I have a 23 1794. Came with Geolander 265/60R20. Very basic road tires. I replaced them with a little larger wild peaks that have a real tread on them.

Sad that this is how Toyota sells a full size truck with sample tires.

 

mine came with 275/60/20 Cooper AT3 4S since I had them swap before I even took delivery, lol.

it was supposed to come with bridegstone highway all season that only weighed a shocking 38 lbs.

no thanks

 

Its not just Toyota that does that.

 

My 2024 Limited non-TRD OR came with Yokohama Geolandar X-CV 265/60 R2. Not rated well at Tire Rack. Replacing them soon.

 

The Geolandar X-CV appears to be not classified for trucks, Yokohama lists them for SUVs and Crossovers. I hope those are not the tires I will be getting.

 

Who knows, you may like the stock tires. But be prepared to change them.

 

I had no choice; I knew the duelers that came with the truck were garbage. We had a snowstorm the night I picked up the truck, and I needed to make a change. I opted for a set of Toyo 275/55R20 117T Open Country R/T Trail. These should get me through the rest of the winter here in Idaho and Montana. I also had them siped. I'll be looking at some highway tires for the spring and summer. Any Suggestions? I am a fan of Cooper Tires.

 

Yup, that is what I am thinking. Looks Awesome.

 

I've had the stock tires sitting in my garage since I swapped them out at 1000 on the ODO, I can't even give them away.

 

I have them up on Craigslist, since I don't do Faceblock, and I fear the same will happen to me. I might try a yardsale in the spring.

 

Toyota might not be the only brand doing this but in this forum its the only one that matters.

I own other Toyota vehicles that were MUCH cheaper and came with normal tires.

 

So what were the stock tires you removed? And did you replace them with an all season or an AT tire?

 

I removed the Yokohama Geolander X-CV in 265/60/20 on my Platinum and replaced them with Firestone Destination X/T's in 285/65/20 onto the OEM wheels.

Stock



New Tires and 2/1" Lift

 

Thanks for this information.

 

I removed the Bridgestone Duelers and replaced them with Toyo Open country A/Ts for the winter.

 

I have had my Geolanders on Craiglist for months too. No interest. So far I am at $300.00.... nobody wants them. I might start driving the 4 runner a bit more and use those tires up.
The 20" Tundra tires are a bit of a larger size that what that is used on the 4Runner but they'll fit and I will get a few years out of them.

 

We need to figure out what other vehicles come stock with them and try hocking them on that automotive forum

 

I'm not that sure that'll do it. Society today has changed. Sure we have fellow like minded people on here that like to talk and tinker with their trucks.
Some like to do the work themselves and others rather have a mechanic or shop do the work for them.

I always did my own automotive work (with the exeption of Warranty Work) Money is hard earned and dont mind using my spare time constructively. Heck it sometimes saves me money.

So if I needed to get tires, I'd look up the size I need on places like Craigslist and see what's around first. Nothing good, check out Amazon. If all else fails, do what everyone does. Just go to their local favorite tire place and just buy new ones. Point is I'd spend time driving, scoring a deal and then mounting the tires to save a few hundred.

As for my OEM Geolanders I have little hope someone will purchase them.