3" leveling kit, will 35x12.50R20 fit?

I am looking at a set of 35's for my truck. I know id have to trim plastic, and possibly get spacers. but would they fit?

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/new-here-please-review-this.28389/

 

I have read this. Doesn't mention anything about 35" tires. says 305/60/20

 

I am also not at stock height

 

They are 35s just different numbering.....

 

they are 34x12R20 that is the same as 35?

 

I new to this lifted truck stuff. any insight is appreciated.

 

35x12.50x20 should fit. Have to remove mudflaps, trim or bend or remove fender liner (lower front section). Being that u will have factory wheels which i think is +60 offset, i doubt u would have to do cmc. Make sure that u have room in between the tire and the uca tho. I have 35x12.50 on a 3/1 kit, but i have wheels with a +30 offset

 

i'd think you'd hit the control arm at this size on stock wheels, i may be completely wrong though

 

I was going to get spacers. 1" or 2"?

 

I was thinking that too. OP u might have to get spacers. I used Spidertrax spacers along time ago. I think they were 1.25"

 

I had a '13 CM briefly that was on a 3/1 kit, I was new to lift scene, 35s will fit but may rub splash/skid plate at full turn lock, that may need some minor trimming

 

1" smaller than a 35....

 

Thanks Captain Obvious. HAHAHAHA

 

Sorry I'm running on little sleep as i work nights and the first day of school has thrown me off..... I'm a walking zombie

 

I'm running 35s on a 3/1...minor trimming but I'm running 295/70/18.... and i have aftermarket wheels

 

I just installed 35’s last night with a toytec eibach kit. Cleared the cab mount, but have to do some front liner maneuvering. I’m going to try to bend first before I start cutting.

 

You will likely hit your UCAs with stock wheels and will need spacers. I'm pretty sure you will need atleast 1.25" or 1.5" spacers as the wheel bolts are longer than 1". But I wouldn't get 2" spacers, that'll just make the rubbing worse. You'll also likely need a CMC and some trimming along with removing your mudflaps.