285/60/20

I was at discount tire and the salesperson said I could fit 285/60/20 fully stock. I tried to do some research and see that people are running that set up on the tss rim. I don’t have the tss rim I have the 20” limited rim. Will that be a issue or should I should just stick with 275/60. Thank you in advance.

 

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

 

My truck came stock with 285/55/20.
285/60/20 would be a little over an inch taller and just as wide..

After a 2.5 front lift, I now run 275/60/20s.
I feel the narrower tire drives a bit better than the wider 285/55 did.

The difference in offset between your Limited (might be +50) and TSS (+55) wheels is very small if any.
Around .2 of an inch if they are different at all...

 

Yeah I saw that witch is why I was going to buy 275/60 but after the discount tire told me 285 was possible I figured I’d look into it more.

 

if still want more....check this out.

i've seen that size mentioned plenty before. search bar is your friend here

 

Here is a wheel and tire size calculator if you want to compare the differences in tire sizes..

 

thanks...i forgot to link that.
i use that more than i'd care to admit

 

Or you could just give him an answer if you know it..
The search bar will give a ton of irrelevant shit.
It independently searches every work you type in...

 

Witch i already did and noticed every post is on a tss rim. I have a limited. So hence my question.

 

this may be helpful...
https://www.tundras.com/threads/285-65-20-on-stock-rims-with-no-lift.26239/page-4#post-3034018

states on bilsteins but rubbing. thats what my search got me. if wanting not trimming/modifications....stick with less to avoid it. if you're not afraid of modding a little bit....get after it

 

I saw that post he has the tss rims. I Guess my biggest question was the difference in offset from my limited to the tss.

 

limited is +60
TSS are +50
10mm difference. so a little less than 1/2"

 

I was going to run that size but tire choices are very limited.

 

I thought about going 285/60's but I didn't want to mess with rubbing or having to trim anything yet. Also with stock suspension. I went with 275/60 and am happy with em.

If I do a billy upgrade before I buy new tires, then I'll go bigger at that point.

 

New to this site.

I currently have stock 20” premium wheels on a 2018 1794 and it came with 275/55/20R.

I’m planning on throwing a supreme 3” front/2” rear leveling kit on it and running 285/60/20R on the same stock wheels.
Here’s a pic of how is currently sits.

Any suggestions?

 

Welcome to the forum.
The truck looks nice..

At the risk of repeating myself;
I have a 2.5" front lift and 1" rear level on stock TSS (+55) wheels.

I'd suggest a 275/60/20 for your new tires for a couple of reasons.
It will be an inch taller and the same width as what you have now.
My Tundra came stock with 285/55/20 which are the same width as the 285/60/20.
I feel the truck drives and turns much smoother with the (only .5") thinner tire.
Also, it really doesn't look that much different as far as the tire width.



The 285/60/20 will only get you another .5" in height (.25" of lift) and .5" in width plus about an average of 6 pounds of weight for each tire compared to the 275/60/20..
And they are quite a bit more expensive than a 275/60/20. (see below).




Not recommending or saying you should purchase these tires, just examples of price differences.
I had KO (285/55/20) and KO2(275/60/20), they both got louder as they wore and neither really wore that well.
The same tire in the different sizes..

The difference is $312 + tax for the set.



The difference is $420 + tax for the set..




I will recommend this tire, I've been running for a year and I've been happy with it.
Goodyear Wrangler UltraTerrain AT | Discount Tire



Good luck..

 

You might want to go a little lower in the back. 1.5 will get you close to level. If you want more rake stick with 2". Tires choices are more limited in 285/60/20 then 275/65/20 and about 15% higher in price. The 275s will be about .5" bigger in diameter giving you a .25" taller ride height.

 

Yeah that makes sense. I guess my options are 60 or 65 now lol

 

I’ll be going with 275/65/20 with the 3/2 level.

Will post update soon.

 

I'm gonna agree with this as well.

I had 2.5 of front lift with 6112s and the truck pretty much sat level.
Although I had nanny warnings on sharp fast turns.
It looks a little nose high but it measured level on the wheel wells.






I bought Toyotec shackles, they have a 1" and 1.5" setting.
I first opted for the 1.5 and it was WAY TOO HIGH..





I then put them on the 1" setting.
Funny how an alleged .5" can make such a difference.
It pretty much has the stock rake back now, maybe a little less...