GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Thanks! I think down the road when someone sells just a rear spacer for the Tundra, I'll tack on the 1/2 inch front shim from the Westcott kit to net the full 3/1.

 

Ah, OK, so planning factors when I get mine installed....

 

Shop is still fairly close to the Toyota Dealership, use their waiting room. Fireplace, TV, drinks, right beside their waiting room is the Toyota Parts Store for your viewing pleasure lol

 

@Jbeans691981 installed a spacer in the rear of his truck .. I think from Dobinson that fit perfect and was sold as a standalone spacer. Hopefully he can chime in and give you specifics.

 

Which shop is this?

 

Down south in Auburn, Auburn Car Repair & Offroad. Theyve done alot of work on my Jeeps in the past.

 

What size clips are people using to pin back the inner wheel liner, don't want to buy a big box of assorted sizes when I only need 2

 

This is my truck so far just waiting on my mags to arrive. This will be my winter setup I have the 1.75 RC leveling

 

I think its 10mm, you can just fold back the liner and tuck it away. It won't rub since you have a level.

 

37s! Hot dang that's gonna look good

 

Correct me if I'm wrong, but the stock wheels on the 2022 have an +60 offset?

I'm looking to put on 275/70/18 but I'm having a lot of trouble finding wheels that are more than +18 offset. I prefer to keep is flush with the fender, not a fan of the poke... Anyone know of any options for 18in rims with 30+ offset??

 

You can start here and search by offset…look for anything +35 and up:
https://www.wheelpros.com/

I believe discount tire and other sites allow similar searches also (or you can go down and let them do it for you)

Also depending on what you looking for a stock rim with the right tires are “flush” for some so you might want to go that route


These are 35 x 11.5 on 20” OEM wheels



These are 295 /70/18 on OEM 18’s

The point is some may think that’s flush and go for them vs others want an extra .25” or .5” (which a wheel in the +35 or so will give you)

 

Thanks for that.

Ya, I'm looking to get rid of the 20" TRD wheels that are on there now, find some 18"

 

Looking for opinions on tires. I’m pretty much down to the toyo at3 load d and bfg ko2s load E in 35x12.5x18. If price were the same I would take the toyo At3s all day but it looks like I will be about 1950 otd on the toyos and the bfg about 1450 using a first responder discount. Any opinions between the two? My truck is pretty much a road queen and won’t see much off-roading. I do tow but nothing crazy 22-24ft boat. Only thing Im concerned with is road noise and tire slippage in the rain. I personally think they both look great. If there’s something else I should be look at to please let me know.

 

Could you get away with this size [285/75R18's] on stock OEM wheels and not have any rubbing??

 

Yes 30 mm Dobison

 

When are you going to release coil

Here ya go

 

Let’s go in these suspension lifts. I need more lol

 

Almost done…..

 

Is that picture with the Dobsons 30 mm spacer in the rear either way it looks awesome

 

Yes also here

 

Upon first glance of this pic it had me fooled into thinking the truck look way big/high off the ground

Nice setup though…are those 35’s?

 

I saw somewhere he’s running 37’s

 

Better pix of the 275/65/20 Cooper Discoverer AT3 XLTs.

 

37x13.5/17

 

Just got 295/65r20 on stock rims. Slight rubbing on mudflaps etc. Did everyone have to remove the musflaps?

 

Since those are a hair over 35 it’s probably expected…I would say about half who had mudflaps in the first place removed them but it you are planning a level/lift you will probably be fine with the mudflaps…you sound like you want to keep ‘em.

If you want to keep them with the stock setup you may have to find a way to shave it or pull/pin (zip ties?) so the slight rubbing goes away.

Buddy of mine just installed some new Nitto Recon Grappler (35 x 11.5) on the stock 20’s with a Westcott 3/1 and he is able to keep his mud-flaps with no rub

 

Appreciate the reply! I will be doing the westcott lift in the next couple of weeks. Sounds like I should be good to go for now.