Loving the pizza cutters.

I really wish someone would make either a 35x10.5 or 35x11, but so far only the China brands and Interco bias plys seem to be in that size.

 

Yeah, Kenda had my curiosity due the tread pattern doesn't appear to be very wet friendly and their siping doesn't go very deep.

 

Toyo AT3 35-11.5.17 ?
Toyo part# 355920

 

I sure wish Tundras came stock with 17” wheels.

 

So you are a not believer in the Kenda? I am looking at them. Only 201$ at several places.
Would 35x10.5 be too skinny?

 

Do they make these in E range? or D?
I could only find them in C range

 

That's a huge personal preference. It would read similar to a 265/85/17. There are some pic threads on tacomaworld you can peruse to get an idea of how it looks.

I have seen the Klever in person, there are sipes in which dont even reach half tread depth. By design? Not sure.

 

Curious, do you need a D or E?

A C load tire surpasses what the Tundras weight ratings are.

 

Can a tire shop make them deeper?

I have seen 35x10.5s on Tacomas and think they look great. Just wanted opinions if they would look small on Tundras

Need, probably not. But after I got rid of the stock tires I have run E rated the whole time. Why? Just I was being a sheep and following the herd (friends and family)? Wanting to be sure I had "enough tire" "peace of mind"

Thanks for you for the help and opinions. I always get an education on here.

 

Which C does? Hard to believe there’s a C rated tire out there that’s good for over 3,000lbs each.

***ETA***
My bad. GVWR is 7,200. I was weigh (he he) off!

 

Where on earth did you get a 12000lb rating??

 

I was incorrectly adding the trailer weight! Sorry. I’m on the back half of a 48hr shift and exhausted.

 

All good, was about to say - if you have a 12k Tundra, LMK where you bought that beast!

 

Not a fan of Toyo performance unfortunately. They didn’t hold up well on my FJ and I’m way harder on tires with my tundra at work.

 

And C rated won’t work for me with what we do. Lots of heavy towing offroad and lots of rocks and sharp stuff.

 

285/75/18 (35 x11.5)on stock wheels. Not exactly pizza cutters...

 

What was the damage done to get those suckers to fit?

 

@Verde Rat , any rubbing? Did you have to use wheel spacers? It looks good

 

Very little rubbing with no wheel spacers an no BMC . I have 2.5 in the front and 1.5 in the rear. They really seem to be a good fit.

 

That's the size I am going back to on my 2007 for everything but the winter months.

 

Good to know sir! I think I found my tire answer

 

What are you going to run in winter?

 

These. They are the same height, but wider with a more aggressive tread pattern.
Winter down here is usually more wet than frozen.

 

I am pretty happy so far with the Falken on mine!
I have put on almost 2000 miles so far with the first 1300 towing and the rest in the Florida rain and heat and so far they are terrific!

 

285/75r18 after heavy leaf pack upgrade. Love

 

easy fit?

 

2.25”front 2.25” rear lift. Rear lift doesn’t really matter for fit. I have an aftermarket skid without front sway bar. Originally barely rubbed sway and oem skid had to be bent. Also shoe-horned this size into spare spot with a hammer massage to the tabs. Doing a five tire rotation.

 

Not exactly a pizza cutter, but I'm on 37x11.50R18.

 

I'd easily consider a 37 on 11.5 a pizza cutter

 

I love to see some peers liking the pizza cutters!