6112 questions.

I am with you but the nose on these trucks just like the others just sits too low for me. I ordered mine the day I knew I was buying truck. I sold the OEMs rather quickly. Guess I got lucky there.

 

Yeah, I suppose if you can sell your OEMs when they're practically brand new that'd help offset some of the cost. Did you sell your stock coils as well or did you get 5100s and reuse them?

 

I bought assembled 6112s for ease of install in driveway and sold the OEMs just as they came off the truck.

 

So if I go 6112 at 1.9 on stock OR wheels would 275/70/18 be my best bet on tire size or could I fit something bigger?

 

Chad, 275/70/18 would work with your factory wheels. If you jump up to say a 295 then your looking at spacers or going with aftermarket wheels preferably with +18 offset or higher. Good luck

 

I did 6112s in front with 5100s in rear and 1" blocks all i had to do is remove little front flap on the front of the front wheel well and bend the front skid plate....no rubbing at all..easy fix.

 

275/70/18?

 

Here ya go Chad , https://www.tundras.com/threads/largest-tire-you-can-run-stock-for-all-generations.9762/unread. If your 6112' s are @ 1.9 " you can run that size tire. It is the same width as factory, just a 1" taller.
Here's another helpful link.

 

Thanks. I keep going back to that thread but feel like the 275/70 will be my best bet. I should be able to run those on stock suspension if I decide to get tires sooner correct?

 

Yes you should. Long as you don't wider on your tire.

 

Yeah about that, maybe it will rub, maybe it won't. I checked everywhere and everyone said what I wanted would be totally fine, so I went 275/60R20 and then... it rubbed on both sides at full lock on the stone guard. Had my mechanic cut the flanges off and voila. I have the 6112's on position #2 at 1.5" (ish) of lift and a 2" block in the rear. (and remember my stock size was 275/55R20!!!) I just wanted a little more air between me and road to make my ride smoother.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/my-6112-setup-so-many-questions-out-there.22166/