Official Tundra Wheel and Tire Setups - Pics and Info

Shouldn't be allowed anywhere.

 

Looks sooooooo good! In this picture…Have you done anything else to suspension besides 3/1 leveling kit? To fit those tires and rims?

 

2018 SR5 4x4 DC
35x12.5r18 Atturo M/T
Vision Rocker 18x9 +12
Maxtrac 6” lift
RC 6” coil overs

 

Here's a recent photo of mine.
TRD PRO BBS 18x8 +60
Falken Wildpeak AT3W - 295-70-18

Eibach Pro lift 2inch in front.

 

I have a set of nitto ridge grappler 265/70/18s on stock rims and stock height, I'm looking at some method 317s that are 18x9+18offset . Would my nittos work and look ok on these rims? I'm going to lift the truck later when I can afford bigger tires. Thanks

 

Are these Mag Blue?!

 

Do I need anything else to run 18" Method NV 305s on my 2014 other than extended thread lug nuts? I see plenty of folks running those wheels and haven't noted anything that needs to be done before installing them.

I just went down the rabbit hole of hub-centric vs. lug centric and want to make sure I'm safe...

 

@fmscott2 I noticed the hub bore of 305s is 116.5- your Tundra has 110.5. I would research the hub bore piece a bit or maybe go with hub centric Methods - there are some good ones.
The lugs will be 14 x 1.5 et lug nuts. Also, Method rep stated, "torque 85-95 ft-lb at least 7.5 turns; I constantly struggle with Discount Tire when Im getting balanced about the torque- they tell me they have to do 100ft-lbs, but I show them the email from Method and tell them over tightening "could" cause studs to break. I have hasd them re-torque every time while I watch.

What size tire will you be running?

https://www.tundras.com/threads/extended-thread-et-lug-nuts-for-aftermarket-wheels.29521/

 

i agonized over what wheels and tires to get and I love the combo i went with. Falken At3 295 70 18 on Method 305 w +25 offset. 6112s at +1.9 front. removed mudflaps and installed CB bumper shims - no rubbing and no BMC. needs a little lift in rear - this pic is stock and looks fine but sqats w any load. Roadmaster Active suspension will be installed any day now.

 

@thedonn -Sick Tundra! Do you tow? Do you take it off road? Looking forward to hear your thoughts about the RAS once installed. Where are you located?

 

I've actually been running my Method NV 305s since September. I kept the stock size tires 255/70-R18. Haven't had any issues with the wheels since then but I did some research today and hub-centric/lug-centric came up regarding aftermarket wheels and I did a tailspin thinking I've been driving with a dangerous setup for the last few months. I called Method this afternoon and they verified I only need to use extended thread lug nuts for the NV 305s. With the center push-through hub cap the wheels come with, you can't install any spacers to force the wheels to be hub-centric again anyways. The wheels can be a little finicky to mount up though. At first the wheels rest directly on the studs so you have to carefully thread all five lug nuts on until the wheel sits on the shank of the extended lug nuts. Then slowly tighten them all in a star pattern.

 

I have read that many people do the same. All the best man.

 

thank you - I am having fun with this build! im building the truck for beach driving in the outerbanks in North Carolina. also to tow jetskis and a 5-6k boat

 

Nice. I lived in KDH for a few years or so- over on Suffolk St across the way from the pier. Still have buddies out there. I Miss the slow pace... Rat race gone awry out here in San Diego!

 

Did a search but didn't find anything. Have a 2021 Platinum Crewmax 4x4. Recently purchased the Toytec Aluma Boss 2-3" lift with rear 1.5" blocks, SPC UCAs, diff drop, duro bumps front and rear. I have the OEM Off-road wheels (+60 offset and 8" wide). The shop is telling me the biggest tire I can run is 265/70/18 and I am worried that these will look too small with the lift. They say 285/65/18 will rub on the UCAs. Is the only way to avoid this by using wheel spacers or aftermarket wheels? Anyone run 265/70/18 on a lifted truck? My use will daily driving and light trails. TIA!!

 

How do you like the ride of the WildPeaks compared to the stock Michelin's? (I'm assuming you had the Michelin LTX from the BBS TRD Pro takeoffs?)

 

Did you end up pulling the trigger and installing these? If so do you have a pic?

 

You mean like this….

 

This.

Do you have a shot down the line? Looking to see the poke. Thanks and awesome looking.

 

https://www.tundras.com/threads/285-75r18lt-ridge-grapplers.101783/

here is a link to a previous thread I started which I talked about the tires, lift, and minor mods to keep tires from rubbing…… any other questions please ask sir!

 

bought wheels only, no tires. but i've had tundra with stock michelins before, don't mean to give a bland response, but stock tires are quiet and good for highway lol. a little more noise maybe with wildpeaks, but the looks and capability takes the W.

 

35s fit.

 

Yes they do!

 

Hello everyone

 

Welcome!

 

Just did the 314’s myself a week ago! Wanted something different. Love them!

 

I wanted those same wheels but couldn't find them in red at the time, good choice looks awesome!

 

Some 20" Wicked Rims with some BFG K02s

 

thank you!