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35x13.5 R20 or 37x13.5 R20

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by rhonnin7, Oct 2, 2022.

  1. Oct 2, 2022 at 10:40 AM
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    rhonnin7

    rhonnin7 [OP] New Member

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    Leveling kit, 33x12.5 on 18s
    Wanted to see if anyone had this setup listed in the title. What's the least I should lift so it looks proportional? Suspension lift or body lift? Definitely want a wider stance so what negative offset should I go with. TIA
     
  2. Oct 18, 2022 at 10:51 AM
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    I would say go with a 6 inch lift and a 0 (9" wide) or -18 (10" wide) offset and the 35's. Just be ready to cut/mod to fit without rubbing. I'm assuming you won't being doing any serious off-roading with this set up?
     
  3. Oct 18, 2022 at 6:58 PM
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    Definitely know/ready about the body mount chop and all. Total pavement princess lol. Just looks. I’ve seen some tundras with a 20in wheel with -44 offset fir a deep lip. Also planning to get a steel front bumper to make some room if anything and looks ofcourse
     
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  4. Oct 28, 2022 at 1:41 PM
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    ToyotaManager

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    3”x1” Lift Painted front end to match. Painted back of mirrors. LED light bars, upper and Lower front. LED running and Fog Interior LED’s. LED tail lights and 3rd light. Underneath LED’s. LED strip for braking and turn signals. Lock and Roll power Tonneau cover. Locking tailgate. Swing out tool box in rear. Bed step. Leather Heated seats. Amplifier with upgraded speakers with 2 Subs. Carven R mufflers Emblem black outs TRD sway bar. Red Caliper covers. Parking sensors Blind spot monitor. X Series Black 20” Gunner wheels with 37” all terrain Ridge Grappler tires.
    I just put 35” on mine yesterday. I have a 3”front 1 “ rear.

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  5. Oct 28, 2022 at 1:43 PM
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    37 on 17s. You likely need a BMC and pinch weld chop for 37s on any reasonable lift.

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  6. Oct 28, 2022 at 1:44 PM
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  7. Oct 28, 2022 at 2:09 PM
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    the minor scrubbing i got from 10.6" wide tires on -20mm wheels bothered me... i can't imagine what 13.5" wides on -44's would result in.
     
  8. Oct 29, 2022 at 9:02 AM
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    it would result in lots of wheel bearing replacements, steering rack bushings!
     
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  9. Oct 29, 2022 at 9:09 AM
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    1st tundra nautical blue 4x4 5.7l DC TRD had oracle custom color shift halo projector headlights, Fab4 bumper with 12k winch. RBP RX3 Grill Pro Comp stage 1 with bilstein 6112 coil overs SPC UCAs BFG KM3 35x12.5x20 with Moto metal 959s NFab running boards TRD LED DRL pioneer avh 4200nex with Polk speakers and JL 600w amp with JL audio stealth box 196k miles and running strong ready for another 200k until I wrecked it on 2/26/21 Just bought 2018 CM 4x4 5.7l quicksand TRD package upgraded headlights and adaptive CC Trifold bed cover, blacked out badges, KMC wheels BFG KO2 tires, 3/1 pro Comp lift FAB4 front bumper with rigid lights and fab4rear bumper.
    I always ran 35s with a 6” stage 2 lift on my 08. Never wanted to run 37s otherwise you need to re gear. IMO 37s unless you have a bulletproof 12” lift or supercharged and re geared I wouldn’t go. This truck I have now is a 3/1 and came that way with 33s. The 33s look small but not too bad and had better performance, mileage, turning radius. I still went with 35s which are actually 34.5” diameter (33s are 33.5”). Truck is a tad sluggish with 35s but adjustments to the pedal commander offset the sluggish feel. The added clearance and meat on the tires is better off-road but the 33s were capable.
     

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