Official Tundra Wheel and Tire Setups - Pics and Info

Fuel Vapor 18x9 +25, General Grabber A/TX 275/65r18, Stock suspension

 

Method Racing 313 17” +25mm.
285/70-17 C rated Nitto Ridge Grapplers.
Rough Counter level kit with 2.25” front lift and 1” rear lift.
The tires rub The small front mud flaps when turning while backing. I’ll remove these little flaps. I also need an alignment.

 

In my opinion a 285/60/20 will look a tad small from a side view with 2.5" lift.
I believe I have less lift than that and my 275/65/20's have been looking rather small to me recently.

 

I have a 2012 Tundra, with a 3" OME lift. I want to put 35x12.50 Mt's on.
Would like to know chances of fitment. Wheels are American Outlaws 18x8.5 and the offset is +10.5(if I measured right)
Truck had 33's, I believe (see profile pic) Nito Terra Grapplers, on before, on the same wheel.
Does any one know if they will fit or have had experience with this combo before?

 

Exact Setup I will be going with but seeing the amount of tire that sticks out im not sure if I want to get those rims anymore. I know +25 is the sweet spot but I cant find anything I like with that offset. Looks good though.

 

2019 Platinum — 3” lift, Mickey Thompson Metal series 20x9 wheels with 305/55/20 M/T Deegan 38 tires.

 

Love the look of this Truck!
Those tires look much bigger than 35's

 

18x9 Warlords on 295/70/18
Im about due for another set, i have 60K on these now. They have held up very well.
Im thinking about 35x12.5 KO2s next.

 

Nice bro! Can you please post a pic from the front along the side? I'd like to see how much tire poke there is.

 

They stick out about an inch or so!

 

Factory 18" Alloy wheels painted white, and wearing Michelin LTX M/S2 tires.

 

I like that. It's different and remind me of the white wheels that were popular when I grew up (80's/90's). We had these (what are now called trailer/wagon wheels) with BFG KOs on a square body Chevy and I think it looked awesome. I have been thinking of putting these on the Tundra for that Retro look, along with a roll bar.

 

Thank you!

It was my first attempt at refinishing / painting wheels and I was proud of the results...

However, the finish was ruined during the balancing process because the solvent used to clean the inside of the wheels before attaching wheel weight tape reacted with the paint like acid.





My local dealership performed the mount & balance, and they are going to have all 4 wheels professionally re-painted and sealed next week, I drop the truck off Monday afternoon. So it should look even better than before. I will add the blue accents I have planned for these wheels after the dealer returns them.

 

Good for them to step up to the plate and have it repainted. I would have thought they could easily say that it is not their responsibility since it is not OEM or similar professional paint job.

 

My dealership is Heyward Allen Toyota, and they are awesome.

 

3/2 lift: SCS Ray10''s +25 offset: 295/70 R18 Falken Wild Peaks

 

Any rubbing up front ?

 

Very nice setup!

 

No rubbing with mud flaps removed and front liner pushed in. May be able to get rear mud back on with some trimming but haven't had time to mess with.

 

This might be a stupid question - but I am going to ask it any way...

I have a stock 2010 Toyota Tundra SR5
Current tire size is 275/65/18

Could I buy a wheel and tire combo from a 2017 1794 Tundra?
Tire size would be 275/55/20

I know the 20" tires can fit my truck from reading this forum which states the biggest tires I can buy without a lift kit on my truck is 275/60/20
But I don't fully understand the difference in the middle number being 65 on mine now and if a 55 would fit

Any guidance?

 

I always find using this helps

 

The middle number is your sidewall height, but it is not a measurement, it is a ratio compared to the width of the tire. So for example a 275/60/20 to a 285/60/20 will have different width (10mm wider) and a different height, even though they are both 60 sidewalls. The 285 will be about 1/2" taller tire than the 275, because it is a factor of the width.

The best way to check is to use a tire calculator, like mentioned above, tiresize.com for example to calculate the the outside diameter, since in the end that is what really matters.
You can fit a 33" OD tire without a lift, so check which combination of width and sidewall gives you that OD size.

 

7" ProComp with Rancho adjustable shocks on the front. 35x12.5x20 with 20x10 whls

 

Looks great! How does your kit get the 2" in the rear?

 

Damn that looks good

 

Thank ya sir!!!!

 

This is years later but what did you have to cut to get that set up?

 

Bad ass what did you have to cut?

 

Nitto Ridge Grappler's 285/70/18 to my 2019 TRD Pro..

 

Holy damn that looks good.