GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Here are a few from our customers.

 

These all look great. I'm getting a 2" front, 1" rear suspension lift installed next week. I have pro flairs. What wheels do you suggest to make sure I'm not getting much of a poke when I eventually add 35" tires?

 

Stick out our 17x8.5 +20mm spec if you're after a conservative poke. We just released this new spec a couple of weeks ago for the Tacoma, but it will work well on the 3rd gen Tundra as well.

 

LT295/60R20 K03s, TRD lift, 1" spacers. Will need to pin back liners, just a slight rub at certain angles and full lock.

 

added rough country sport flares to my + 12mm offset and pretty much takes all the poke

plus look Sweeeeet

 

Nice rig. Those are sweet tires. How do they ride? Can you comment on their wet traction yet? Are they noisy?

 

I was pleasantly surprised with these after install. I had 295/55 Toyos before that were standard ply, but going up to 60 series I had to go 10 ply. They are just as smooth and quiet as the Toyos, if not more so. Biggest difference is weight, which you can feel in acceleration and braking, but for the look it's well worth it IMO.

As far as wet traction and snow eventually, haven't had the opportunity to test yet, but I have great confidence they'll be just fine.

 

Do they sell red caliper covers for the 2024 Tundra TRD?

 

I just picked up a 2025 Limited off road with the 3" factory lift. Im thinking i want to get 285/60/20s put on the factory rims. Anybody have that set up and if so any rubbing? I dont want to have to do any trimming

 

285/60/20 will fit on a stock height truck.

 

Thanks

 

I’d go bigger though. I went 295/70/18 on a 1” levelling kit, they also fit stock height.

 

And you dont have any rubbing?

 

I'm going to go 35x12.50r20 on my stock 1794 wheels in a week or two and I'll let you know. I'm putting on the Wescott Lift which is 3" front 1" rear. I think if I kept it stock I'd have to cut down to 35x11.5 tire which I've "heard" won't rub the UCAs.

 

No rubbing

 

Been lurking on here for a few months now, finally pulled the trigger.
@SCSPerformance ray 10 17x8.5 +20
BFG KO3 285/70r17

 

I spy a sweet looking LC, but also nice tundra. Big fan of SCS wheels - had them on two different 4Runners and they're were great.

 

Any issues with the tire hitting the wheel well when bottoming out with the level kit? Ive seen that size will fit without rubbing but wonder if there are any issue while off roading

 

rough country does. Like $200

 

I’m not a rock crawler but haven’t had any rubbing in over a year in my driving. The rear tires are close to the plastic wheel liners but never rubbed. A razor blade could fix that easily if it did

 

275/65r20 Toyo AT3 stock Platinum with AVS. Fit great. No rubbing.

I Have the Westcott kit I can install but now I wonder if it will look like the tires are too small.

 

Just had 285/60r20 BFG KO3 tires installed on my stock 2025 limited with zero fitment issues. No rub on control arms or through full range of steering.

 

Trd lift, stock wheels no spacers, 295/70r18 toyo at3.

 

Need some help, I dont know the stock wheel (23 limited 20x8) offset but looking at some method 316’s 20x9 with a +18 offset it 0 offset, I prefer the stock look and not looking for a lot of poke. What am I looking at here, I’ve seen a lot of different numbers and cant make sense of it. This truck might drive down a bunch of dirt roads but it’s purely a daily driver and dirt bike hauler. Running Pathfinder (discount tire) AT 275/65/20’s. Picture of truck as is now.

Thanks

 

I believe your wheels stock offset is +60mm. I really like the look people are getting in the +25 to +18 range.

Not too much poke but looks aggressive.

 

How are you liking these? Stiffer ride due to E load/weight, MPG hit, and any more pics?

I'm debating the Toyo's between 295/70R18 or 35x12.5R18. 35's are 3 lbs heavier but are D load instead of E.

 

I like them, I have a set of ATIII 37’s on icon wheels for the summer.
I have a 295/70r18 spare that fits perfectly.

certainly a bit louder and stiffer than stock tires but I have zero regrets.

 

Bought and going on the truck this week!!

Land Cruiser 1st edition on a TRD army green

 

18x8?

 

Hi guys! After days of research in this forum, I decided to go with RC M1 Struts, and the Nittos Recon Grapplers 315/60/20 on the OEM wheels. The ride feels like stock, but I have a little bit of rubbing in full turn. I'm considering putting wheel spacers, but with minimal poke. Any suggestions?