Gen 3 Tundra wheel options

I am getting ready to move my family from the warm Southeast to frigid Alaska and need to get new tires. I have a 2017 SR5 4WD with 20” wheels, which I am not a fan of and would like to go down to either an 18” or even 17” wheel for a number of reasons. My question to all you smart people is what other Toyota vehicles’ (models and years) 17 or 18” wheels will fit on my Tundra? I’ve read what feels like a million posts, and now have more questions than answers.
Thanks in advance

 

Same bolt pattern can be found on the 2nd gen Sequoia and 100/200 series Land Cruisers; however, I believe all the LC's only have 110mm center bore (hub size), where as the 3rd gen Tundras (and the Sequoia) are 110.5mm

 

Thanks Mallcrl! How would the center bore affect fitment? Would that require a ring to keep the wheel centered on the hub? I’m also looking to see what other years/generations of Tundra will fit on the ‘17?
Anyone looking for a set of 20s? I like the looks of the wheels I have, and my better half is not happy that I’m even looking for 18s, but I want a better ride off-road.

 

Since you have the larger (110.5mm) hub, an OEM wheel designed for a 110mm hub won't fit (at least, I would imagine it would not slide over, unless Toyota is really sloppy with their tolerances).

Aftermarket wheels generally come with a larger bore and then hubcentric rings to size them down (these are fairly universal and can be swapped).

IIRC, all 3rd gen Tundra wheels are 110.5, 2nd gen Tundras had 110mm I think; I'm sure someone with more experience can correct that