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Can i put 26 inch rims om my 2015 CM 4x4 without modifications

Discussion in 'Wheels & Tires' started by ATThomas73, Jul 28, 2015.

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  1. Jul 29, 2015 at 5:26 PM
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    Arthur, everyone is welcome here from the lowered and bagged to the lifted and off-road ready. Fairly new forum still and we haven't seen many of the lowered trundra guys or the large wheel guys. You should stick around around and help push more of those guys to this forum.
     
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    Gimme a break. Question was answered on post 4 with @Sean266's link. For those who don't feel like reading, oh well, so sorry your generation wants everything handed to them on a silver platter.

    Rim diameter has nothing to do with what will fit. What it boils down to is overall diameter and width of the TIRE paired with wheel offset/backspacing. Makes no difference if you wanna small wheels with big meat, or big wheels with rubber bands. Everything after was just normal forum opinions and BSing. You were looking for insight ...well you got it. You got the insight and opinions of the population of the forum.
     
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    I don't think there's an issue with what you want to do but it doesn't sound like many if anyone on here has explored the option of 26" wheels. I would be happy to help you if I could but as others mentioned you would need to look at what's availible in 26" and what width and back spacing they are to determine if they could fit without modification.
     
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    Well said. I am for whatever anyone wants to do as long there are no compromises on safety. Some state ares already cracking down on rubber band tires/rim diameters/speed ratings, etc. Certainly something worthy to discuss and opine about like you stated previously. :thumbsup:
     
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    Stick around. Nothing wrong with what you want to do. Just a little unusual (to my old ass) to see a "slammed" look with a 4 x4 that will actually go off road. If you don't off road much, not a big deal from a clearance standpoint.
     
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  6. Jul 30, 2015 at 4:34 AM
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    No I don't offroad at all, I got the 4x4 for bad weather conditions. It's better to have it and not need it, than to need it and and not have it. "My generation wants everything handed to them" ??? I asked because a local wheel and tire dealer said I may have to "grind" away some the inner wheel well in the front. He said the might scrub. I've seen that on Chevy Tahoe, but not on tundra. I want the look, but not that bad!
     
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    Alright Skippy. I'll hold your hand here ("silver platter"). But first, help me help you.

    Wheel diameter...got it. 26"
    What's the wheel offset or backspacing?
    What is the wheel width?
    What size tire are you going to run?

    Factory tires are about a 32" tire. Mathematically speaking you can have a whole 3" of tire sidewall and maintain an overall diameter that's exactly the same as factory! Now I can't tell you if they make a tire in that size or not...that's where you come in. Once again...what size tire are you going to run? And once you have that tire size, and even if it does happen to magically be the same diameter and width as factory...still doesn't mean it will fit without rubbing. Why you ask? Because you still haven't said what the wheel offset or backspacing is. Hell I could even go so far as to look at manufacture specs...but I have no idea what 26" wheel it is you want to run.

    Now I'm gonna go out on a limb and assume that you are going to want a larger tire diameter than factory. No big deal. Lots of us do that. But here is where tire size and wheel offset/backspacing is even more important! Depending how big of a tire, how wide the tire, and how little or how much backspacing the wheel has, you have the potential to rub the front plastics, the rear plastics, the cab mount, the sway bar, the frame, the fender aprons, and even the skid plate. So yes, the potential to have to hack away part of your skid, do a cab mount chop, get a big ass knife to cut plastics, or pull out your favorite big fucking hammer to beat some clearance out of the fender aprons. Then again...you may not have to do anything. Nobody can help you, not me, not the moderators, not Santa Clause, or even or the Smurfs. Why? Because nobody knows what size tire you want to run or the dimensions of the wheels (other than twenty-sixes yo!)
     
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    Ok, I would like to run atleast a 305/30/26, the wheels are 26x9 or 10. I am still Google searching trying to get a understanding of all the measurements and how they come into play. I admittedly don't know, so I ask.
     
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    Do you happen to have a Discount Tire store near you? They are pretty good about helping determine fitment. Problem is they may not have tire/wheel combo you want, although if they do not have what you want in the store, they can/will do special orders.
     
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    OK, based on that now that @jberry813 got this to where we can actually be more helpful.... yes that size *should* fit with the proper wheel backspace/offset. What that tire size translates to is a 33.2" tall by 12" wide, so about an inch taller than stock and 1.2" wider than stock. I think you should be fine to fit it so long as you maintain a moderately positive offset on your new wheels, so next find some wheels you like and let us know the spec on the wheels. In a 26x9 I think you'd want to be around a +25 to +35 offset if you can find it. To figure on a 10 I would need to do a little math to figure it out there. Another thought is that the 305 wide might not go onto a 9" wheel, might need 10 or wider since the tire is 12" wide and such a low profile.

    A nearly exact comparison would be someone running 305/55/20's on a 20x9 wheel. Most guys on here would likely be able to picture/answer this rather than the much larger and less common wheel/tire size and tell you that it fits as well. In fact, you could look at guys running that size and see what it took them to fit it, and know very closely what it would take for your 305/30r26's.
     
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    I just went over on tire rack for the hell of it....
    They offer a KMC wheel up to 24" there, 24x9.5 and recommend a 285/40/24 which leads me to believe you might want to look into a tire narrower than the 305 as well for a 26x9/10
     
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    Now we're getting somewhere.
    What wheels are you looking at? Gotta link? Need backspacing or wheel offset and width for final assessment.

    Now here's a guy who's helpful and not a smartass. The full monte!

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    You would be alright with this setup... I'm about to leave work and actually pick up some 26's and tires that I found on craigslist for cheap. The tires that it's coming with are 305/35/26 and the guy said they only rubbed at full turn and only on the plastic. The safest bet would be to go with 295/30/26 and you wouldn't have any issues at all.

    And don't worry about other's bashing you for what you like. Do what you want because it's your truck.
     
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    Because all 26" wheels have the exact same offset/backspacing?

    And where's the bashing? Statements like "acquired taste" and "not my cup of tea" are hardly bashing.
     
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    I dont like to always agree with Jason, but he's correct here too...if there was bashing it would have been addressed.
     
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    I appreciate all the help and "opinions" ! the sarcasm in some of the posts didn't move me one way or the other. I have more info on the subject than I started with.
     
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    That's whats it all about. Getting good info ( sarcasm thrown in free)
     
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    Nice double quote there old man.

    More free sarcasm! :humble:
     
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    You noticed? Not really sure what happened. Must be getting feeble.
     
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    My thought was that he already knew what the offset/backspacing was since most places you buy wheels from let you know which ones fit.

    I guess "bashing" was a poor choice of wording... :(
     
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    @GQ 66, that looks good! What is the offset on your wheels?
     
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    I'm not too sure since I bought them used. When I get a chance I'll see if I can measure it and let you know.
     
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    The brand is BZO and the name of the wheel is Lucky 6. They guy I bought them from said he had them drilled to fit the 5x150 bolt pattern since they didn't make them.
     
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Genesis Heat Gun with Dual Temp 572F/1000F and Accessory Nozzles
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TIRETEK Tire Pressure Gauge for Cars (0-60 PSI) - Tire Gauge for Tire Pressure, Heavy Duty Air Pressure Gauge ANSI Certified - Car Accessories
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White Knight 1309-1S-20AM Zinc M14x1.5 Open-End Bulge Acorn Chrome Lug Nut, 20 Pack
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Yosoo Car TPMS Tire Pressure Monitoring Sensor for Toyota Sienna Sequoia Tundra 2006-2017 42607-0C070
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303 Automotive Protectant - Provides Superior UV Protection, Helps Prevent Fading and Cracking, Repels Dust, Lint, and Staining, Restores Lost Color and Luster, 16oz (30382CSR) Packaging May Vary
$15.58
Dupli-Color BCP400 Single Brake Caliper Kit - Red - Brake Paint Kit
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CANTESCO D101-A Dye Penetrant Standard Developer, Non-Aqueous Wet, 12 oz Aerosol Can,White
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Posi-tap Connectors, 20-22 Gauge Wire, Bulk Pack of 20
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JDM ASTAR Super Bright PX Chipsets 7440 7441 7443 7444 992 T20 LED Bulbs,Amber Yellow
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Tymate RV Tire Pressure Monitoring System - M7-3 TPMS Tire Pressure Monitor System(0-145 PSI) with Solar Charger, RV TPMS with 4 sensors & 5 Alarm Modes, LCD Display, Auto Sleep Mode, Easy to Install
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Gorilla Automotive 76644NBC Black 14mm x 1.50 Thread Size Chrome Finish Duplex Acorn Wheel Lock with 6-Lug Nut, (Pack of 24)
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Genuine Toyota Alloy Wheel Locks
$82.50
Ken-Tool (30170 Wheel Lock Removal Kit, One Size
$90.93
ECCPP 4PCS 5x150mm hubcentric Wheel Spacers 5 Lug 2" 5x150 to 5x150 110mm fits for 2008-2016 for LX570 2008-2016 for Sequoia Land Cruiser with 14x1.5 Studs
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WARN 98348 Service Kit - Winch Remote Control
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Autel TPMS Sensor MX-Sensor Dual Frequency (315MHz + 433MHz) Press-in OE-Level Universal Programmable TPMS Sensors for Tire Pressure (Press-in Metal Valves Pack of 4)
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Rugged Ridge | Wheel Spacer Kit, 1.25", 5x150mm | 15201.16 | Fits 2007-2017 Toyota Tundra
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KSP 5x150mm Wheel Spacers for Sequoia LX570 2008-2019, 1.25”(32mm) with 14x1.5 Studs Rim Spacers for 2007-2020 Tundra(Only 5 Lug),1998-2007 LX470，4Pcs Forged Hub Centric Tire Spacer
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Smittybilt 5.65 CFM Air Compressor - 2781
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CANTESCO P101S-A Red Visible Dye Penetrant, Solvent Removable
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14mmx1.5 Wheel Lug Nuts, 24x Black M14x1.5 Lug Nut, Conical/Cone Bulge Seat, dynofit Closed End Lug Nuts with 1Socket Keys for Chevy GMC Cadillac Lincoln SAAB Saturn 6 Lug Aftermarket Wheel
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Holikme 40 Piece Drill Brush Attachment Set Scrub Pads Scouring Pads Power Scrubber Brush with Extend Long Attachment All Purpose Clean for Car Detailing，Grout, Tiles, Bathroom, Kitchen
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McGard 65315 Chrome Cone Seat Spline Drive Lug Nut (M14 x 1.5 Thread Size) Set of 4
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