Overall Height after you lifted w/ 35s or 33s

Does anyone have measurements of their overall height after they lifted / leveled-out with a 3/1" kit plus upgraded tires with 35"s or 33"s? (I'm dealing with a parking garage and I'm sure it's going to be close....)

 

I put 35's on mine and it still fits in the garage. I think I have my measurements on my build thread.

 

I have 3/2 lift with 33s and I clear my garage door by 1.25-1.5” can’t remember exactly but I know from concrete to door is 79.75”

 

This is what I need. Top of door sill? Top of cab? I know it's hard to get a level look...

 

I have a 3/1 and I clear through a standard 7 foot door with an opener no prob. my tires measure 33.5

 

You guys running 3/1 and 3/2 level kits. How are your front alignments? Im considering a 3/1 kit.
Every time I see another tundra parked I check if it has a level kit. And a lot of trucks I’ve looked at have noticeable outside tire wear. It’s been quite a few and wonder if it’s an issue with the lift and alignment. Or if there’s that many people that don’t get an alignment after the level.

 

I just got mine on but looking at the truck I imagine the outside will wear a tad quicker so will need to pay attention to tire rotations. I can do an old school lift to avoid it such as a pro comp but I believe you have to cut the crossmember and the drop you lower a-arm and I think it results in a 6 inch lift. My buddy had that on his 2007 with 35” BFGs and is tires sat level vice angled. Personally for me I don’t want to cut my crossmember.

 

At the highest point mine is 78”. That’s with no one in the truck. I do have a bed cover and step bars, so that weight might have added to that number. Hope that helps.

 

I haven’t noticed any uneven wear yet. I did have it aligned when lift was done

 

i'm on 3/1 with 295/70/18 and my truck is exactly 78" high. I've got roughly 6k miles since lift/wheels/tires/shocks have been installed. Rotated the tires once(front/back) and tires still look new.

 

Thanks for the feedback

 

What year do you have i have seen people with the fin on roof have issues w/ garages

 

That's my issue. I have a 21 with the fin antenna. From the lowest part of my garage (standard 7' door) I have about 4.5" of clearance between the door and the top of the fin. I believe only the 20 and 21 models come with the fins.

 

Try lifting truck with jack to see what u can squeeze in there will give you an idea on where to start on lift and tires good luck

 

I actually thought about doing that lol. But I think I'm going to keep it conservative and go with 275/70r18 tires and 5100's on mid setting and keep the stock rear height. Thinking it should only raise the front end up only 3" or a little less.

 

If you’re like me at all you’ll be kinda disappointed with the 275/70s not that big, doesn’t need a lift to fit, but still the rough ride and weight of an e rated tire.

 

They were great when I wasn’t lifted though. The lift just made them appear out of place in my mind. but if it won’t fit it won’t fit I get that too. My neighbor drives a taco cuz it fits in his garage. I park in the driveway. We have a length/width not a height issue. My truck is 2.5” with 285/75 and I fit in my work garage which is pretty low, I think 7’ is what the drop hanger says. I see guys in superduties fretting. I’m gonna get clearance for special parking though because I just found out that’s a thing for oversized vehicles that they don’t advertise. Show up at work with the FWC on and let them measure haha. Think they’ll put the tape away and give me the pass!

 

Ideally Id rather go with a 295/70 or 285/75 and keep the stock 18's. But I don't want to lift the front more than 2", which is why I want to go with 5100's on the middle setting. I'm just worried about either of the larger sizes not fitting with just the mid setting 5100's. I don't mind minor stuff like removing the small front flap or trimming the skid plate, just don't want to get into anything more in-depth.

 

I have the 285 size and did a 2.5” ish lift. Had to bang the skid back and there was a slight rub on the front sway bar. Rubbed paint off but was imperceptible and never would have worn through and no damage at all to tires. If your running a Toyo nitto or duratrack I think they’d run a little bigger. The front spat was already off. Didn’t need to do any massaging of the fender liners. Now I tried spacer equivalent to +25 backspacing and it was all up in the fender liner so I sent them back. Also the Falken ran pretty small. Think the sidewall says 35” but the actual measurement at 40 psi was a little under 34”

 

3/3 lift and 35" tires.
The rubber garage door seal is exactly 83" high and clears my shark fin with room to spare.

 

If you do the 275 on a +25 rim it would look more appropriate as well in my eyes. There’s also a Goldilocks 285/70r18 size that may be perfect for you! It’s just only available in toyo nitto and yoko I believe.

 

Geez... talk about bringing a thread back from the dead.
OP started it in 2018.

I hope he has it figured out by now.

 

285/70r18 are the perfect size for these truck with a small lift/level. Just sucks cuz I need a tire that does well in the snow (remove Ridge Graps and MT's) and you're left with Exo Grapplers which I've considered just not a huge fan of.

 

What about the toyo At3 does it come in that size?

 

Well if they started a new thread we’d be telling them to use the search function

 

Only Toyo MT's, Yoko MT's, KM3's, and NItto Ridge/Exo grapplers. I would love to see a Toyo AT3, Wildpeak, or KO2 in this size.

 

ok, I have a 2020 with around 2inch front and no lift on the back (6112 3rd notch from bottom/5160) plus a leer topper, 315/70 r17 ko2s, will find out wheres the tallest point on my truck and report back on the exact height.

Reason I am here is because I was trying to find out if my tundra will fit in a garage with 8ft of clearance.

 

Mine fit under 80". Bilstein 6112 up front set at 1.9 with 295/70/18. Probably sitting at around 78".

 

just measured, the topper and the cabin seem to have similar height of 78-80inch. Let’s say 80 to be safe.