What have you done to your 1st gen Tundra today?

I’ll certainly check them out, I’m going into it with no bias towards one tire vs another. Solely a noob looking for a decent deal. I wont be doing that much wheeling and if I do it won’t be rock crawling or river crossings. Think regardless of option I’m leaning towards a pizza cutter setup.

 

Best tone

 

99.5% agree

 

Fair answer

 

Do you mean a staggered set up? Cause pizza cutters are for drag racing..... And if yes, why?

 

Honestly I think I'm just a fan of the way they look, no real reason. Just drawn to them

 

You do you bud. But I'm of the mindset of function over form for anything I daily or use for its intended purpose.

 

@VR6T @Hutcheson I think you guys are crossed up.

I think hutch is talking about a big meat with a narrow width.

Pizza cutters differ depending on who you ask, but generally anything narrower than a 10.50.

So a 33x10.50x17 or a 255/80/17 Not sure what the go to would be in a 16.

 

Exactly this, would be roughly my ideal tire.

 

Processed foods are the worst. Full of chemicals we weren't meant to consume by nature, dyes, high sodium, high sugar, high carbs etc... frozen foods, prepackaged shelf stable foods, and fast food are the biggest culprits.

 

I literally eat 6 cans of vienna sausages a day. While working on my 1st Gen Tundra.

 

I'm just kiddin' y'all.

 

So what's a 275 70 17 then......?

 

But are you..... Are you tho.....

 

I would hope so, given your prior posts, that just didn't really jive. However, we all have guilty pleasures.
Sometimes I listen to hair metal or electro pop and eat McDonald's for breakfast.
Also I love this stuff, but avoid it because it's terrible for me haha

 

It's terrible for everyone

 

Yeah, I like to pop popcorn while listening to Erasure and jerkin' it to a video of the American flag flying. Everyone's got their thing.

 

I know what size they are nerd lol

 

They're 275/70r17

 

Hard hard haaaard sigh

 

Pizza cutters are tall but narrow tires. They are a very good alternative for someone wanting a 33" tire but with less rolling resistance and weight. The only downside is looks but that's subjective. They don't fill out the wheel well as nicely as 285's.

 

Fit lip wheels and spacers can make up for it though

 

Just a tire. Under 33" is not a pizza cutter in my book.

 

This is an interesting "what someone else did today", from the files of "looks like my clockspring is bad..."

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I'm sticking to my opinion here. Been drag racing since I was 16 and dirt biking and 3/4 wheeling since I was twelve. Only community I've ever heard use that term was the old drag heads. And well here's why, self explanatory really



Might be 125s 130s at best

 

Today I found out if my Tundra could…make it on this islandShe could