Help with tires

Hello I’m new to the forum. I recently bought a 2020 tundra Trd limited. I’m putting on a 2.5” leveling kit. What would be to best size tires to use on factory 18” rim? Also thinking of using 1.5” wheel spacer to get the stance looking better. Thanks

 

check this https://www.tundras.com/threads/largest-tire-you-can-run-stock-for-all-generations.9762/

and look over the threads in the wheel/tire forum here, tons of pics and info on setups. Also check the Pro forum, as a Pro is 2 inches higher in front the the other trims, and again, tons of pics and info on wheels, offsets, etc.

 

Thanks

 

Here’s mine with 1.5 inch bora spacers and 295/70 on stock 18 wheels. I have a 2.5 inch lift up front.

had to pull off the mud flaps that was all that rubbed at full lock

 

Looks awesome! I’ll upload a picture when I get everything done

 

Official welcome... Plenty of information under the garage section of the forum to read about, suspension ( spacers/ coilovers), wheels , (factory or aftermarket), tires size that members posted on their Rigs.. Good starting point..Good luck

 

i like this a lot looks pretty flush with the flares. What brand are they?

 

They’re the Toyota pocketed flares

 

Id give these sizes a look. These should all fit with minor modifications. Anything bigger or wider you might have to do a little more trimming, cutting, etc.
275/70R18 = 33.2x10.8R18
285/70R18 = 33.7x11.2R18
295/65R18 = 33.1x11.6R18
295/70R18 = 34.3X11.6R18

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Another question. What offset would I need to be the equivalent of 1.5” wheel spacers?

 

1” is 25.4 mm. So 1.5” is roughly 38mm. Oem wheels are +60mm offset. Subtract 38 from 60 and that would be the new offset, roughly +22

 

Excuse my ignorance when it comes to this. When I look for rims I’d want to look for +22 offset to achieve the look I’m going for? Thanks again

 

If you want a roughly +22 offset aftermarket wheel your best option would be looking for a 9” wide wheel. Some of the most common offsets on a 9” wide wheel would be either +18 or +25 offset. Some are higher and some are lower but these are pretty common offsets. Me personally I just bought a set of 20”x9” wheels that are a 0 offset.

 

Yea lots of options with 18 or 25 mm offset