Lift kit for 2015 Tundra

I have a 2015 Tundra SR5 4X4 I was just given a set of Ooen Country 35 12.50-18 tires. I’m new to all this building stuff. Need advice on what size lift kit and possibly a recommendation of brand. So I can fit these band boys on my truck.
Thanks

Sarge

 

I work on the pipeline here in Northern Pa so I am doing some major off roading almost every day. It is currently stock height but I know those 35s won’t fit. Do you think a 4 inch lift would be enough if s lift to fit that size tire.

 

I have 34.5" tires on mine....i have a the ToyTec Boss leveling lift on my truck.

Minor adjustments for rubbing

 

Nice truck looks really good. Thanks for the advice. I can’t wait to get this all done. And show the truck off.

 

Thanks! Very welcome!

I called @Toytec Lifts directly (or you can message them here) and they can help you with what you are looking for if you want to go with them. I told them my budget and told them what i use my truck for. They were awesome!

Good luck with whatever you go with! Can't wait to see what you decide.

 

All depends on how light you want your wallet to be.

 

Closer please

 

Hey Sarge...Check out ToyTec's Old Man Emu suspension setup. Not just lift but totally tuned to your Tundra and it won't break the bank. Also consider getting Relentless.com Cab mount chop plates.....makes it so much easier to fit 35s depending on your rim offset. IMHO.

 

You can fit 35’s on a 3/1 suspension lift, I’m currently running 295/70R18’s (basically skinny 35’s) on Toytec’s Radflo setup. I only had to push the front wheel well liners forward and remove mud flaps. My advice would be to stay away from spacer lifts and drop brackets.

 

It's one thing fitting 35s to clear the rear mount chop but make sure you have enough room to play off road...just sayin.

 

Another vote for @Toytec Lifts. David will get you all set up. The boss kit would probably be a great setup for you.

 

Thanks so much for all the input. You guys are the best.

 

Fitting 35's can be done with a new set of coilovers, leveling the rear and UCA's and you will be able to get to where ever you need to be a lot quicker and more comfortable than a lift kit. If you're wanting the lift kit, I'm happy with my BDS lift. I wouldn't go any higher than a 6" lift with 35's or it'll start to look silly IMO.