Our Tundras must have narrower axles?

I have 275/70/18 Terragrappler G2's on my 2019 and they are well underneath the wheel wells on all 4 corners.

On my 2020 F150 the same size tires were 1/4 to 1/2 in. out from the wheel wells and I wanted to add fender flares because of all the crap they slung on the sides.

That is all, carry on.

 

Unless the body is wider than the Ford.

 

Just stop being logical, that is just crazy talk

 

Possibly a different offset on the wheels, too.

 

Offset of the rims

 

I could have gone into how different tire manufacturers will have variations in size even if they're labeled the same, but wheel offsets seem like the easier answer.

 

Now I am going to lookup wheel offset stats.

 

Best I can tell is the ford is +44 and the Tundra is +50 so 6mm diff = .236 in. so it must be a combo of different factors.

 

Of course you were agreeing with me. I was right.

 

Wait. So you’re saying that Ford and Toyota aren’t using the same parts on the assembly line?

Everything I thought I knew…..mind. Blown.

 

I know crazy right. I was just surprised that The Tundra has its wheels that tucked under.

 

It helps prevent rock chips with the thin ass paint.

 

Around here it seems like everyone has aftermarket wheels that stick out 6 -8 inches past the fender and then throw rocks!

 

Lmao! John C. McGinley is awesome, but somehow I feel more like the other guy.

 

The specs I found in a few seconds of googling show this for rear track width:

2019 Tundra - 67.9”

2020 F150 - 67.6”

Bringing an F150 to an axle measuring contest might just lead to intense disappointment.

 

Michael Bolton?

 

Uh, idk his name. Look at the GIF from @ColoradoTJ.

 

Yeah thats when they're interviewing Michael Bolton. Not THE Michael Bolton.

 

Ah, no. Been ages since I saw it. I meant the fat guy in the gif. Lol

 

Yup. I know how I’m spending my morning at work.