Looking for Capstone Owners that have gone to an All Terrain 22 - Tire

Looking for ideas on anyone that has changed out their stock tires to an all terrain tire. Pics would be great. MPG impact would also be appreciated.

Thanks

 

Cant help you with pics but AT tire tread vs street tire tread will lose a mpg or so all other things being equal. If you move up in load range, to E load vs the stock SL tire, you will also see a MPG hit as the tires are heavier. And going to a larger tire, is heavier, likely higher load rating and less mechanical leverage since it is bigger is like reducing your axle gear ratio also will reduce MPG. So expect a 1-3MPG hit for the change, depending on weight, circumference and load rating of the new tires. Normal stuff for those of us that like to modify their rides.

If MPG and smoothest ride is a concern, keep stock size and standard load tires. E load is generally what is available when installing larger tires on a Tundra and they ride noticeably firmer/stiffer than Standard Load tires. I have no idea how firm it would ride with 22inch wheels, thats 4 inches less rubber than my 18inch rims and installing E load on my truck made it quite a bit firmer. I would think E load 22s (unless they are running 35inch tires, to have some rubber on the wheel) would ride really firm. Handling should be improved however.

There are MPG threads for the 2022, discussing the impact of more aggressive or larger tires with lots of pics, posts and info here on the site.

 

Here is a vid I found, Capstone, little lift with beefy ATs

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KZiwE1p98jA

 

Thanks. I plan on going to a non - E load 275/50/22 or a 285/45/22 also a non-E load. I also am staying within 4 - 5 lbs of the weight from the stock tire. (265-50-22)

I just want the more aggressive look. I know I will give up a little bit in ride and in MPG. I am just trying to minimize what I have to give up so to speak.

Thoughts

 

I am running into the same issue.
Did you make your decision on the tire size? If so, did you get it leveled and did you use wheel spacers?

 

If you can afford a capstone you sure as hell can afford the gas. Modify it to your liking and enjoy the truck. Life is too short to worry about small things like this.

 

Not worried about the gas at all.
I am just looking for ideas of what AT tire will fit the stock wheels without spacers or a lift.
I am also interested in what tires would fit with the spacers and a leveling kit.