Anybody have 18x9 0offset methods with 33x12.05?

Getting new wheels and tires for my Tundra and wondering if anyone has this setup and pics so I can see what it looks like? Thanks!

 

They will stick way out, sidewall will be almost 3.5 inches further out vs stock wheels and 275/65-18s. You will probably rub in several places, so losing mudflaps, plastics trim and body mount chop may be needed. Aside from the fitment woes, they will be throwing rocks and stuff all down the truck.

 

Thanks for your help! Would you recommend a 11-11.5 wide instead?

 

why not the normal 18x9 +25 methods?

 

I’m just worried that they’ll be too flush with the fender and I want them to stick out just a bit, maybe and inch or 1.5. I’m thinking about the +12 offset

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/6112-setting-and-tire-wheel-combo-thread.23699/

there's a boatload of +25 wheels and/or spidertax wheel spacer setups in this thread

check post 1877

 

Thanks! I wanted to avoid wheel spacers if I can. Think I might go with the 12 offset. I appreciate your help!

 

I did +15 offset and 295/60/r20 tires and I get a bit of poke even with the TRD Pro flares.

The mess getting thrown on the sides is still happening so I am going to add some wider mud flaps to help keep the paint from getting beat up.

 

Good info! Sick build btw!

 

I have 0 offset with 11.5” wide tires. Poke is a little more than I wanted but it is growing on me. Though I am looking into wider mud flaps like the Rek Gens to cut down the sling down the side of the truck. Thankfully these Mickey Thompsons don’t pick up rocks and gravel like my prior Michelin A/T2s and Wildpeaks.

 

Mine are 18x9 0 offset with 295/70's (34x11.5)

 

Looks sick! Do you have any rubbing?

 

No, but I am also on a 4/2 lift.

 

Awesome. Im looking to do a 2.5 in the front and 1.5 in the back…..any advice on what I should get or what y’all like? This is my first tundra I used to have a 2nd gen ram so kinda new to the Toyota world lol

 

It really depends on your budget and how you want to use the truck. Many of us run the Toytec Aluma series. There are options such as Old Man Emu, Fox, Icon, etc.

 

The answer for your front lift varies greatly on budget, intended use, and how comfortable you want it.

I am on the Falcon Sport Leveling kit with adjustable Tow/Haul rears and Coachbuilder +1 shackles And it rides phenomenal and performs great for mild/moderate off-roading needs.
I got it years ago and it was like $1200 now it’s like $1800.
So Dobinson IMS would likely be at the top of my list as they weren’t out yet for the Tundra when I ordered.

The rear lift answer is simple.
Coachbuilder shackles in the height you want.
https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify...ilder-2-shackles-provides-1-25-of-actual-lift

With 2.5” of lift and that tire size and offset you’ll need front bumper shims. Which are super easy to install.
https://shop-coachbuilder.myshopify.com/products/coachbuilder-front-bumper-shim-kit

You’ll also scrub just slightly on the mud flaps at full lock in reverse.
That can likely be heated up and massaged in a little if you want to keep the mud flaps.

 

This is awesome thanks guys great info. Can’t wait to get them in. Putting the trd grille on the truck today

 

I have 18x9 +18 offset with 35x12.5 tires.

 

Looks awesome! How much rubbing?

 

Are you referring to me? I dont have any rubbing 99.99% of the time. I only get a slight rub if im on a weird angle and turning full lock. I do have a bmc and kings are set to about 3 in

 

@Gfgneo sounds good, I am about to order a leveling kit so I can have it in before the tires and wheels get here. Thanks for the help man

 

Finally got the wheels and tires on and new coil overs to level it. I went with the method 305 18x9 0 offset with BFG ko2s 33x12.5
Like a brand new truck love it!

 

Here’s a before and after