GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Oh geez.. duh! My bad. Thanks

 

I’m looking at the wildpeak at4s. Can’t decide on the size. I have the OR 20” wheels. I can go with 285/65/20 which is 34.8 tire or 35/11.5/20 which is a 35” tire. Keep in mind 285/65 runs bigger than ko3 or the toyos in 35/11.5. Not sure if they will rub. Stock suspension no lift or level. Not interested at the moment.

 

Hey there 3rd gen fam

Just want to share a FS thread that I have listed for a set of OEM Lexus wheels that fit the 3rd gen Tundra's including Sequoia and Land Cruiser. I'm located in So Cal and willing to deliver. If interested, shoot me a message or post in the thread.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/fs-...-wheels-from-lexus-gx-550-42611-60n80.158506/

 

Trying to figure this out, I am in the market for new tires, I currently have 265/60r20 tires on the factory black 20x8 +60 wheels. Can I fit 33x12.50r20s without rubbing on the UCA? Would I need to run a 1-2 inch spacer to prevent hitting? I have the 3 inch trd lift

 

@izzulap from everything I have read on this thread, which is a lot, you should be able to run 35's with zero issues, with the factory 3" TRD lift installed. So I would imagine 33's would for sure be a no issue install. Just my opinion.

 

Thank you, my main concern was about the width and clearing the UCA i've read multiple places that 12.5 width wont fit or wont fit on the 8 inch wheel. But I have also read that there are no issues. I just need to keep researching before I pull the trigger on anything I guess.

 

@izzulap totally agree and get it! Good luck with your research!

 

Sorry for the late reply.

The Nitto Terra Grappler G3 is a great tire! They do well in the rain and are very quiet on the road. They look good. No complaints. I got the SL to keep the weight down. I only notice about a 1 mpg drop on the trucks computer. Very happy with my decision.

 

Ended up with used tires off facebook for $175 $72 to mount and balance them. 295/65r20 BFG km3. Little rub on rear fender liner, I might take some sheers and trim them. Or I’ll get some 1-1.5 spacers

 

New member here. Came back to Tundra after having a 2012 years ago. I have a 2025 SR5. Did a 2" level, trd wheels with 275/65 r20. Fits great! Also added rock slides for side steps, tinted the windows and katzskin leather throughout.

 

285/75 18 is a perfect fit.
34.8x11ish.

 

Example

 

This is exactly what I'm looking to do. No rubbing on UCAs or sway bar?

 

so these are 285/75r18 with stock TRDOR no lift and OEM wheel at +60 offset? it looks like you removed the front mud flaps? did you do anything else?

 

Just the mudflats and the box in the wheel well.
Zero rubbing or issues.

 

i'm looking at 295/70r18 which is just a bit smaller 343" but a bit wider and maybe +25 offset. my guess is it will be close to the same as yours. hoping its just the mudflaps and the liner/box remove..

 

Honestly, the height wasn't my concern, it was the width. The truck has about an inch between the UCA and the tire sidewall. With it not being a true 35" tire, it still clears the FSB.

 

Looks great! I've been trying to research to see if there is a max load capacity for these wheels but can't find anything. I know they can fit the tundra, but can they handle the load of the tundra? Have you had any issues with them?

 

I upgraded from 265/60R20 to 285/65R20 Falcon WP on stock TRD wheels and they fit fine, No rubbing on full tilt. I do have some 1.75” rough country leveling kit to raise the front but have not installed them yet.

 

@HomieDontPlayDat - How close is the tire to the UCA? Thanks

 

When I get home I’m will measure and take pics for distance

 

I have the WP at4 also same size. I would say it’s about an inch. Your hand can get in there pretty comfortably.

 

285/75 18s

plenty of clearance.

 

New tires. Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT 275/65/20. No lift / level.

 

That looks about perfect. I have a 25 limited off-road. If that size fits stock I might go that route for hunting and fishing. Any more pics of that set up sir? Thanks

 

Also looks awesome. I feel like if I go 275/65/20 go with the sl to save weight. Bigger then that stuck with load range E. Gunna wear these stocks down and decide a size I guess!

 

That was my plan, but after towing with the stock Falkens I went ahead and pulled the trigger. They weren't awful, but clearly weren't made for towing. $1000 is cheap insurance.

 

18x9 Method MR305 NV +18 wheels
KO3 LT275/70R18

I maybe daft, but the center caps didn’t fit with the hub centric rings. What and I doing wrong?
Truck is so much better looking now even without them.

 

I thought I needed a lift but drove it 300 miles today to Cali and no rubbing issues around tight spaces and a few U-turns. I do have a rough country 1.75” leveling lift that I will install next week.