Wheel Lug Bolt Pattern

Thought I'd toss this out for discussion.

I haven't seen any mention of this yet, so if I missed it, could one of you point me to it please.

The 1st generation Tundra used a 6-bolt wheel pattern of 6x139.7 (6x5.5").
The 2nd generation Tundra switched to a 5-bolt wheel pattern of 5x150 (5x5.9").
Based on pictures and videos, the 3rd generation Tundra is back to a 6-bolt wheel pattern.
Does anyone know if this 3rd generation wheel bolt pattern is the same as 1st generation's?

Steve

 

If it is the same, that would be nice as I believe that would make it the same as the big 3's halftons (but I'm just going off memory on that, so don't quote me on it). But if that is the case, it would really open up the wheel options for the third gen owners.

 

Fingers crossed it’s a universal pattern and doesn’t have some weird offset or backspacing so the options are all there.

 

Found this tonight.

 

Now we just need offset and backspacing, Toyota probably keeping it at 60 as usual

 

Excellent. Good find. Thanks.

Steve

 

Good info. I wonder if 17s would fit.

 

I have a guy on the Facebook group checking next week when he picks his up. Sweers says they won’t, but I don’t believe much of what he says

 

Yeah, how could the guy in charge of designing the truck possibly know which parts are compatible with the truck and which aren't?

 

It's only a matter of time before some joker grinds down his brake calipers just to show it can be done.

Steve

 

I dunno guys, I have asked Mike some questions that he has been way off base on and I seem to remember him saying 17’s would fit in the prior gen.

guy off the Facebook group is test fitting his next week. Method race wheels says the specs they have point to that they will fit, bearing any unforeseen issues

 

New owner of a Crewmax Ltd and I pulled a wheel tonight. 20 x 8J IS 60 marked on inside rim. I believe that means ET 60 offset?

 

Correct

 

Old post I know. 22sr and 17s definitely do fit no issues no modifications