GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Method MR705 Titaniums with Michelin Defender LT's 265/60/18.

 

These tires do look small so I guess it's not a typo - they're even smaller then stock tires on my Tacoma. What's the advantage of downsizing? Just curious

 

I completed butchered that 1. They're 275/65/R18

 

I haven't put more than 50 miles on them yet. But initial thought is they are more quiet than the Nitto Ridge Grapplers that were on my last truck. I think they will work well.

 

Just picked up the same truck on Friday, looking at options for tires and looking at the Grapplers. How have they been? Notice power or much gas differences?

 

Love it! Trying to find a decent set of lightly used Pros myself. Are you running everything stock down there with no rubbing issues? I’m noticing a lot of sets have the TPMS removed - did yours come with them? Wondering how annoyed/ing the tundras are with tire pressure warnings.

 

I did!!

 

Are those fender flares painted grey?

 

They come like that on Limited trim here in the US. That’s why I was scrambling to find black ones. Platinum trim black flares might actually look pretty good on this mesquite set up.

 

Limited fenders and mustache are gray.

 

To clarify the non-TRD Off Road Limited trims that is

 

There are black fenders for sale on this forum - in the Buy/Sell tab above.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/black-oem-fender-flares-75.121249/

 

Thanks! Was actually able to track some down locally for a descent price - WAY better now. Grey had no business on that truck. Gotta work on that stache and grille now

 

I am still waiting to pull my black ones off. The TRD Pro flares are still back ordered so I might try a different supplier.

 

What would cause the TRD Pro to be different in fitment?

 

the added led marker i am guessing

 

I plan to get the new Falken Wildpeak R/T 35x11.5R20 ($352 a tire) on the stock 20" TRD wheels, with a RC 1.75" leveling kit. Do you think I will experience much rubbing with the 11.5 wide tire? Going on a 2023 TRD Sport. Benefits of going up to the 12.5 tire?

 

Waiting for my 23 Limited non TRD with the 265/60/20 Duellers. Keeping stock rims with no lift or level for now.I know a tire guy who will take them in on trade for BFG KO2's, going up to 275/60/20 for $625 installed. Is that worth it?

 

Definitely!

 

I got a TRD Sport with icon 4" inch lift with 11.5 side tires on OEM TRD wheels, they rub because of the offset...I will live with it until these tires need to be replaced then get new wheels as well.

 

Has anyone attempted painting the TRD OR 18" rims with good results? Thinking about doing it myself since I painted wheels I have on my Tacoma right now. I was thinking about having them powder coated and was quoted $440 for it but there's just no way to do it without second set of wheels. I will eventually replace them but for the moment I've decided to black them out, add TRD center caps and swap those Michelins with Coopers. Also I believe I've seen a post somewhere about some overlays for these but can't remember now. Any other options / recommendations?

 

Changed my mind LOL

Anyone here use OEM 20inch rims with 35s? Mine rubs on the sway bar only and am thinking about getting WHEEL SPACERS

I just have no idea what size to get without it being too much

 

A little different …

 

Whoah, bro dozer 22”s?

 

Hi,
24 x 11 -58 offset

 

Holy smokes

 

I'm looking for a couple of tire suggestions. My Dobinson 2/1 lift has been ordered along with my new wheels. I am staying with 18" wheels. I am trying to find the balance between my tires choices and trying not to impact my mpg completely. The tire size I was looking at is 285-70r-18. Any tire suggestions would be appreciated. Thanks in advance

 

If you're looking for AT's at that size you're kinda limited to Toyo Open country or Nitto grapplers at ~58 lbs. Still pretty heavy
Lots more choices at 275/70R18 or 285/65R18

 

maybe cities can also go the other route for these people like they did with the squatted truck/car people