CSI photo zoom capabilities - what size tires/lift is this?

If someone has the BS photo capabilities to zoom in on these tires and see what they are, or are running something similar, please respond. Recently acquired a stock 06 DC with only 50,600 miles. Wanting to turn it into a lifetime lasting off-roader and wanting to put bigger tires and lift on it. I’m already sold on the 17” Method wheels like this one has, but I also love the size of the tire and the stance, so I’m trying to find out what size the tire is and what amount of lift this has. I’ve already contacted the dealer as a prospective buyer(slimy move I know, but it’s all I got) and asking if they could send me up close pics of tires and lift. But help is appreciated. Thanks in advance guys!


BTW wanting to run a 3” ICON lift and possibly some Deaver Springs in the future, with at least 33’s hopefully with no trimming. Let me know if that will work as well(I know everyone is tired of the “will this fit” question)

Also link to the dealer website
https://www.southernstarautomotive.net/inventory/toyota/tundra double cab/497746/

 

You've already done what I would do. Ask for more pictures..

 

If you want to run 33"s with little to no trimming, just go 285/70/17. I think they come out to 32.8" roughly. That's what I run. I haven't done any trimming and have only minimal rubbing. The ICON c/o's I have lifted the truck around 2".

 

Well there’s no drop bracket. So that means it’s either a spacer or coil over lift. Probably somewhere around 2 to 3 inches up front and 1.5 in the rear. I’m gonna guess 285’s for tires.

but that’s just a guess on my part

 

Looks like 3" front and nothing in the back, possibly 1" in back but I doubt it.

Tire size I'm not sure on, maybe when I get out of the sun I can zoom zoom zoom.

 

@FatBuddy92 I'm running the same tire but in a 34" and minor trimming. You can definitely get a 3" lift and 33's to fit with no trimming.

 

Dealer sent some pics, 295/75/16 and looks like Bilsteins probably on the highest setting for the front.

 

Pretty good looking for a 2x4.