Can I run 33x12.50r20 on my 20x9 TSS wheels ?

Hey everyone I currently have the factory 275/55/20s on TSS wheels. I really want to run a true 33x12.50. Some say it will work and some so it won’t. Please let me know if anyone is running this set up or something very close , Thanks!!

 

I run 305/60r18. It’s a 33. Don’t know if it’s 12.5 wide but I have about a 1/4” of space between tire and upper control arm. No issues though. Hope that helps

 

Thank you very much ! Helps a lot . I love a wide tire

 

I ran 35x11.5R20 on tss wheels…there are a few good options (Nitto/Toyo/Yokohama) as a “skinny’ 35” to avoid any contact issues with the uca or bmc need…I think you’re better off looking at that size or a 295/65 (35x11.6”)…definitely would not go wider than a 305/60 (35x12”), or you’ll likely have issues with the stock uca with the +50 offset on your tss wheels. You’ll also save some weight with a slightly narrower tire.

 

Tire comparison from what you have currently to a 35x11.5



Also re-read and realized you were looking at 33”…I also ran 285/60R20 (33x11.5) on my tss wheels

 

Awesome !! Thank you very much , I actually like that 285/60/20 looks very good, it’s doesn’t have to be 12.5 wide , I just like the look but know it’s not logical. I could deal with 11.5 wide though , it looks wider on a 20x9 anyways

 

I have a 2020 tss with 2.5in lift in the front and 1 inch block in the rear I have my stock tss wheels with 33x 12.5 and it is vary close To the control arm but no rub looks good for now plan on getting method wheels and running 35

 

I just purchased a set of new BFGoodrich KO3's in 295/65/20.. which is basically a skinny true 35" tire. Fits perfectly fine with no rubbing if you trim the fender liner and push it forward about an inch, then use a heatgun to shape the liner a bit (I used a football to push it in a bit). Other than that, I just had the bend the factor skidplate up a bit with some channel locks. No body mount chop needed. I'm running a 6112 in the front set to the top setting, a .25" shim on both sides. 5160's in the rear with a +3 coachbuilder shackle. Stock UCA. Gives a nice OEM+ look with just a smidge of poke.

 

have any pics of this setup?