Winter Rims for 2023 Tundra

I just purchased a new 2023 Tundra Limited (Short Box) to replace my 2014 GMC Sierra. I have a set of winter tires on rims that I used on the Sierra one winter. I would like to use them with the Tundra. I plan to have Tundra compatible TPMS sensors installed. Does anyone know if the GM Rims will fit a Tundra hub?

 

I think the bolt pattern is the same but the center bore on the Chevy is smaller than the Tundra so they probably wont fit. The Tundra center bore is 95.1mm so check that dimension. Also, the offset on the Tundra is about +60. The Chevy wheels should have something stamped showing what the offset is.

 

Thanks.

I checked the wheel & tire guide link at the bottom of the webpage. If I read it right it says the Tundra’s hub size is 110.5 mm. Do I have that right?

 

I think that link is missing the Gen 3 Tundra which is different. Grab a tape measure and go out to your truck and measure a center cap. the Tundra bore will be almost 3 3/4" diameter and then measure the GM wheel center and you will be able to make the call. If the bore is larger on the GM wheels, they should fit. They wont be tight at the bore but lots of Tundra owners are running wheels with a larger bore without any issues. Then you can compare the bolt pattern as well. Tundra is 6 x 139 or 6 x 5 1/2".

 

Just test fit them, take some time use some effort

 

For peace of mind, you can get centering rings, if the GM hub bore is larger.

Offset will be the biggest factor. You will not want wheels with a low offset as the wheels will stick out (poke) and fling snow and other debris all over the side of the truck.

 

Thanks everyone for your advice.

I’m on a road trip this weekend. I’ll measure the hub and rim’s bore size when I get back home.