295/70/18 KM3S

Good afternoon everyone!

This is my first time posting, so I want to greet you all!

I have a question about making some extra room for the new tires I recently installed. I own a 2021 Tundra TRD Pro and upgraded the tires to 295/70/18s. While the tires fit, they aren’t exactly as I’d like them to be; they rub a bit, and I’ve already removed the mud flaps.
I’ve been looking into the Coach Builder TRD Pro kit and the Westcott leveling kit. Can someone please explain which one of the two is the better option? I know there is a bit of a price difference.

Another option I considered is buying shims to push the front bumper out a little more, as that’s where the tires rub the most.

Additionally, the tires at the back don’t touch the upper arms, but they are closer than I would prefer. Is there anything I can do to maintain the stock lift while adding more clearance, other than using spacers?

If anyone could help me with this, I would greatly appreciate it. This is my first truck project, and I’m still learning, so any advice would be helpful!

 

What wheels are you running? That will make more a difference in determine clearance issues than lift height.

 

Everything is stock aside from the tires, so I have the original bbs 60mm offset.

 

You could run a wheel spacer to get the tires away from the control arm but if its not touching its not touching and nothing to worry about

 

Yeah, that is what I thought about doing, but it's not really touching, so I will just keep an eye on it for the time being.