Tire question

Hello everyone new to the forum
So… I’m looking to replace my original tires 275/65/r18’s on my 2021 Tundra crewmax trd off-road. I’m looking to go a little larger on the factory wheels, can anyone tell me what will fit without any modifications or rubbing?
Looking for a good all terrain tire, no off road.
Any help is greatly appreciated!

 

this link should answer all your questions:

https://www.tundras.com/threads/largest-tire-you-can-run-stock-for-all-generations.9762/

 

Larger on your tires or wheels? If wheels, 20" is what I'm running right now and that's what comes on the Sports and I think Platinums. I'm looking to change to 18's soon, just need to find me some tires.

 

Larger tires on factory rims.

 

33" General Grabber A/TX. Fuel economy does not suffer as much as it does with 35", price is about $100/piece cheaper than 35", zero risk of rubbing, speedometer stays where it was, wheel bearings are not sacrificed, looks and behaves as aggressive as KO2 does, but much quieter on the road. I can't lure myself into 35", though I'm offroading in mud and snow. Where 33" fail, 35" would fail too, only 20 feet further away maybe.

 

I like this! I may end up going with 33's when I install my lift.
Wish I could pull the 33's off my Taco and put em on my Tundra

 

Welcome from LA (Lower Alabama)!

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Preach, brutha! Preach!

I feel the same way about tires. 35's look great, but.. lotsa downsides in my book. 33's fit nicely.

 

I'm not finding 33" grabber a/tx for 18's

I see them for 20"

 

Look for metric size equivalents - 275/70R18 is a popular size.

 

Thanks!

 

Yars 275/70r18 is the easy option. Most are load E though and very heavy for a 33”, usually 60lbs. There are a few Load C (53lbs) and Standard Load (45-50lbs).

 

Tirerack has A/TX in P and LT range E:

 

Awesome! Thank you!
That's the site where I got my Grabbers for my Taco and what I'm currently using to do for the Tundra.
What benefit is there with getting the P versus the LT? I see they are 15lbs lighter but allow for less load. Do they give better MPG?

 

Yes. Less rotational mass, less fuel to burn for acceleration. They are also lighter on suspension, wheel hubs and brakes.

I still opt for LT and not thinking about punctures

 

Sold! LT it is. LoL