Tires for 20 TRD Pro

Hello everyone..i just purchased a 2020 Trd Pro crewmax. Love the truck but i do want a wider and taller tire. What is my max size without rubbing. Want to keep stock height. Thanks!

 

This should help: https://www.tundras.com/threads/official-tundra-wheel-and-tire-setups-pics-and-info.95/#post-858

 

Most seem to go 295/70/18 or 285/75/18. You might have to remove the little front mudflap.

Not a Pro, but I do have Pro suspension on it. No other suspension mods. 295/70/18 Ridge Grapplers.

 

Looks good bro..first thing i did was remove all mud flaps. Just wondering if i could squeeze a 35x12.50 in there?

 

Not with stock offset wheels. Spacers or aftermarket required. There's barely room for a pinky in between tire and UCA.

 

No. You’re going to be squeezing the 295/70/18, which is a 34”x11.5-12” tire, depending on manufacturer, but it does fit. A 35x12.5 is going require more lift, and either wheel spacers, or new wheels with lower offset, plus trimming, shimming, etc.

 

It can done without more lift. I did the 295/70/18 before I even added the Pro suspension. Fit all the same

 

I didn’t say the 295/70/18 wouldn’t fit.

 

I know. The 35x12.50 will fit without more lift. Yes, correct on the spacers and some trimming.

 

Therein lies the rub. The 35s won’t fit without spacers. Once you add the spacer, hence lowering the wheels offset, you now put the scrub radius of the tire in a whole new spot in the wheel well that will rub bad with only 2” of lift. You’ll need 3.5-4” of front lift, minimum to now clear the tire. And even then you’ll still need to do minor trimming. You can’t do one without the other in this case. So, like I said, the 35x12.5 won’t fit without spacers, and more lift.

 

There's plenty of people with 2" or less lift with 35's. And even some with 37's on 2". It can be done. You don't need 3.5 to 4".

 

Ok Billy. Lol.

 

Look around the forum. You'll find plenty of 35's and 37's on 2-2.5".

 

Of course, anything is possible when you remove the bumper, take a saw to the fenders, completely chop off the body mount, remove all of the fender plastics. But I’m taking it, that the OP isn’t looking to do all of that to run a bigger tire in current trim and still be able to make turns.

 

Haha, yeah, I'm sure he doesn't. But again, others have done it (35's)with not a whole bunch of cutting or replacing everything.
I'm probably about to do it myself within the next couple months. I'll let you know how it goes.

 

Yes im.just probably going to do the 295 70 18 just to be safe

 

I like that Toyo open country RT Trail

 

Thanks Billy..i just ordered the 295 70 18

 

They seem to be a great tire!

 

Welcome from NY.

https://www.tundras.com/threads/official-tundra-wheel-and-tire-setups-pics-and-info.95/watch-confirm

 

Nice! My daughter has the exactly the same truck but it’s a 2019. She is ready for tires too, Toyo is on her shirt list.

 

I love the Toyos they ride great

 

Any rubbing?

 

Looks great!

 

No rubbing whatsoever

 

I did the 295/70r18 Toyo Trail and I am not happy with the wet road traction. I ran two sets of Nitto Trail Grappler before these and they were surprisingly great on wet roads but I really have no use for a mud terrain tire. My previous Tundra ran Ridge Grapplers, right after they came out, that almost killed me on a wet mountain road so I was reluctant to try a hybrid tire again but looks like my apprehension was correct judging by the 3k miles I have on the R/T Trail ls. Pic for attention.

 

I was just telling a co-worker I wouldn't run Ridge Grapplers because I didn't trust performance and he gwaked at me. I'm glad you're okay!

 

Did you end up doing 35s?

 

I did Yokohama Geolandar MT's 315/70-18. Listed as 35.6" x 12.4". Or from what I've heard, the same size as 37" BF Goodrich's, haha.

2.5" lift in the front. +25 offset wheels. BMC, fender lining, and decent amount of bumper trimming. I still have a bit of rubbing on the pinch weld. I didn't mess with that at all, yet.