Official Tundra Wheel and Tire Setups - Pics and Info

thanks but i was attempting to ask notoriouspig12 who is using 295/60/20 's on a non-lifted tundra, just leveled.

 

Oops. My bad.

 

what wheels , size, offset and also tire size you running??

 

what wheels are those?

 

whats the wheel offset

 

This looks incredible! What’s the lift? Wheel spacers I assume?

 

I changed my setup already.

 

hey man did you ever get a response on your 295/60/20 set up? I have +20 fuel on a 3/2 ReadyLift and am putting 295/60/20 on next week.

 

I dig this setup for my next set of tires. Any pics down the side of the truck to see the poke? How about mud slinging and rock chips on paint? How bad is it?

 

I'll snag some pics tomorrow - just got a new shell installed on Friday - stoked to have it, took a bit longer than expected.

The offset on the wheels is pretty tucked so they don't stick out much - wanted to keep them taller and a bit more narrow. No rock chips or mud yet! I'll prob get one now that i said that

 

Method 313 17x8.5 +25 Gloss Titanium ToyoMT 35x12.5

has a 3" spacer until my foxes come in, took off mud flaps, front inner liner, and pulled the bottom of the bumper out as far as i could without un bolting the top then re bolted, so far no rubbing.

I wanted bronze but also wanted +25 instead of zero, and I'm a weight wheenie from my drift car days, so the 313 won out over the 702

 

Bilstien 6112 set on 4th notch one cb shim drivers, 3rd notch passenger 2 cb shims, cb +2 shackles rear with 5160s. 18” evo corse wheels with 35x12.50x18 Toyo AT3 no cmc only slight rub in reverse at full lock on fron plastic.

 

They are +12mm

 

20x9" Havok H104 in a -12 offset with 35 x12.50 R 20 BF Goodrich KO2's

 

Did you have to install any spacers to clear the stock UCA?

 

stock height...275/70/18s BFG KO2s

 

295/70/18 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT on stock TRD Offroad wheels no wheel spacers. Installed 5100’s up front on top setting, no trimming or cutting. No rubbing and the truck looks great now!
Very happy with the look and the ride!

 

@Tundraman479 are these Cooper ATS XLT tires? Aside from removing the small front mudflap thing did you have to trim, cut, remove anything else? I love the look of your truck. Right now I'm trying to decide between stock suspension 275/70's or top setting 5100's 295/70's. Both on stock 18" offroad wheels.

 

It doesn't say in the original post, what is the biggest size tire I could fit onto 17" wheels, on a Tundra gen3 (2017), with stock suspension and without any modifications? I've seen a lot of mixed posts, could someone clarify it to me? Is it 295/70-17? Or 285/75-17?

 

Yes they are 295/70/18 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLT. I removed the mud flaps and didn't have to trim anything else. I installed Bilstein 5100's up front on the highest setting. Stock wheels with no wheel spacers. Haven't had any rubbing and everything seems to fit nicely. I really like the look of the 295/70 tires on these Tundras and this is my first set of Cooper tires but so far they are great, super smooth and quite but they look pretty aggressive!

 

Coachbuilder TRD Pro kit, Fuel Vector 18x9 +20, BFG KO2 35’s. No BMC. All bolt on

 

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is there something wrong with this shock? Upper shock with chassis.

 

Hi, can you please let us know how much is it sticking out from the fender. Looks like 1 1/2”. Plz confirm.

 

you are right about 1 to 1.5"

 

Here is my truck, bilstein 6112 front at top setting with 2 CB shims on driver side and 1 on passenger. Rear is stock with 5160 shocks. Tires are 35x12.50 18 ridge grapplers on scs ray 10s in matte Gunmetal. Alignment is spot on and no cab mount chop needed. Waiting on the front bumper cover caps.

 

Here are the alignment specs with stock arms, no rubbing.

 

How much did the 6112's give you in lift?

 

Right at 3 inch, I had a 2.5 in spacer before and it was about half an inch lower. Rides really well now. Need to take the rear sway bar off though, seems to harsh with it now...

 

Perfect. I am having the Bilstein 5100 3/1.5 kit installed in two weeks and I really did not want to chop anything. From all the information on this site, it looks like the right offset is key to run 35's with a 3" kit.