Lightest Weight Most Durable Off Road Wheels And Tires

Who sells the lightest weight most durable off-road wheels and tires for a 2019 Toyota Tundra SR5 Crew Max

 

You're going to be hard pressed to find someone to give you an answer on this, other than telling you to search for yourself.

I would honestly just go on tirerack or discount tire and find yourself whatever size you want in a C load range.

 

Seriously... Lightest most durable? Cheapest as well I assume?
There is no answer to this!

What if one is 99% durable at 10lbs and another is 95% durable at 9 lbs? Which is the lightest most durable between those two?
Made up #'s of course, but you get my drift.

 

Sure there is an answer. Just need the data.

 

Tiresize.com. Plug in your size. Compare tire weights in that size.

Heaviest to lightest for some common all terrains:

Falken WildPeak At3w > bfg KO2s > cooper disco at3 xlt

 

Wheels... Volk Racing TE37s are forged monoblocks and for sure one of the strongest/durable wheels on the market but they're $$$$$.

 

I can’t even find a set for sale.

 

Rock warrior wheels, forged and factory oem

 

They are sold exclusively by the

 

TE37 is the correct answer... roughly $3000-3500 a set for 18s, quite a bit more for 20s and 22s (wheels only, no tires)

 

Stay away from mud tires, they are heavy. Ko2 and duratracs are “lighter”about 5lbs per tire than the others aggressive at tires(Coopers/Nitto).
Also Lt tires are heavier than p-type, just depends on what you do.

 

Where can I find a set of 18?

 

Check out Mastercraft Courser CXT. They are lighter than other tires in the same size with the same load rating. They look great and perform well. They are a Cooper Tire company and are made to the same standards.

 

Ravspec, vivid racing, icb motorsport, I was quoted a 3 month wait to order

 

Method 313 in a 17” is probably the lightest and strongest rim. It weighs 23.5 lbs. The rest is up to you

 

Here's a set on CL but 20s...
https://orangecounty.craigslist.org/wto/d/santa-ana-te37-ultra-20x95-0-for-toyota/6880194871.html

 

Bridgestone Dueler A/T Revo 3’s are quite light compared to all other brands, and, while not one of the more popular tires on this forum, three sets of 2’s have served me very well on the road and Texas Hill Country rock/sticky mud. The Bridgestone site shows LT285/65R18 to be 49 lbs, which I have found to be 5 or more pounds lighter than same size tire in every other tire I have checked.

 

FN wheels are lightweight and I have heard good things on durability

 

These methods are flow formed so they will be stronger than typical cast wheels, not as strong as forged but not as expensive either. Certain FN wheels are also flow formed and a bit lower priced vs the method 313.

 

Duratracs are lighter than comparable brands

 

Rrw produces monoblock forged wheels.

https://www.relationsracewheels.com/products/pre-sale-rr7-f-18x9-5x150-monoblock-toyota-tundra

 

Titan7 produces a forged wheel.

https://titan-7.com/collections/wheels/products/t-ak1-forged-off-road-wheel?variant=32215410966616

 

Try evasivemotorsports I was able to get my gram light from them within a week. They also have the new te37xt mspec in stock according to the site

 

Also showstopper off-road

 

FN Fx Pros are just over 26 lbs for a 18x9, they also have a 2700 lb load rating if I remember correctly.

 

This wheel at tirerack is cheap and only weighs 25lbs
https://www.tirerack.com/wheels/Whe...ndra+2WD&autoYear=2019&autoModClar=Double+Cab

 

Method 202 would be my vote. Not cheap! Nearly $4K for a set.

 

Just curious is there a factor in wheels, how light is too light?

 

Just make sure the load rating is high enough. Anything greater than 2400-2500lb is good and strong. I wouldnt venture into anything less than 2400lb per corner, if you can even find something that fits our trucks with that load rating.