2014 Tundra Tire and Brake question

Hey guys, new to the group.

2014 Tundra

I have 2 questions that hopefully I can get some guidance on.

1. Currently my tundra is running on all stocks with 270/65/18s. I want to fill the wheel wells with K02s can. Is 275/70/18 the biggest tire on stocks with no lift/level? I’ve read threads in here saying both sides.

2. Occasionally, my brakes will squeal in wet environments. The brakes have plenty of life left and do not understand what is happening. Has happened to anybody else?

Thank you to those that provide feedback

 

Welcome! As far as the tire size, you can find a lot of answers here in this post: https://www.tundras.com/threads/official-tundra-wheel-and-tire-setups-pics-and-info.95/

As far as the brakes, it's possible you might have hard spots in the pads. Did you do a full inspection to make sure nothing is rubbing?

 

Thanks for the reply Jaypown.
Had a full inspection done at Midas. They said brakes were 60% and may be a belt. Sound is identical to brakes with a bit more sqeel. Also the noise is coming from rotors/brakes.

 

Is this squeal happening on start up of vehicle?

Is it when you turn on your AC?

Are you sure it’s the rotors/pads? Are there any squealing during a clear day?

 

Is it squealing when applying the brakes? If it's a belt then it would be an isolated issue from the brakes.

Can you upload a video?

 

I’ll try to get a video. The squeal happens when there’s humidity or moister in the air when I initially drive. It goes away soon after. Maybe clean the rotors? There’s some slight surface rust build up.

 

Is it doing it while you apply your brakes or just after start up and initial drive?

Sounds like the belt, not brakes.