Fuel Anza

Looking for new wheels for the Tundra. Looking at the 20x9 Fuel Anzas with +20mm offset. I saw this picture, and I thought it looked really good but I'm wondering how much the tire pokes out of the wheel well. Can anyone give me a measurement or a picture from the front of the truck looking straight at the grille?

 

Just bought some 18's and waiting on delivery.

 

Fuel Trophy +20.

 

Let's see face of wheel

 

Lousy night shot, I'll try to get a better one in the daylight.

 

Love those wheels! Nice!

 

What's the tire size?

 

275 70 R18

 

You are running almost the exact wheel/tire size package I am planning on running. Do you have any sort of lift or is that the factory suspension?

Look like this also confirms that a 275/70 will fit on a 9" wide wheel even though the specs call for a 7.5" to 8.5" wide wheel.

 

I have the Bilstein 6112s in the front @ 1.9", and 5160s set up in the rear with no lift. I just wanted to level the beast. I did have a slight rub at full lock in reverse, but I used a heat gun to move the front fenderwell out about 1/2" - rub is gone.

 

Thanks for the info. I was hoping to get away without a lift but I'm OK with leveling the front.

How's the ride with the 6112/5160's, especially over bumps? I really don't want a rougher ride. How about bed bounce?

 

The ride is firmer - it feels more planted on the road. I don't fear speedbumps as much any more, and she remains sure-footed on the light off-road trails. I also have the sway bar in the rear, so that takes out some of the bounce and improves handling, however, it's a short bed and light in the ass. If you aren't hauling anything, you're going to get some bounce. The shocks and swaybar help, but you'll never completely eliminate it.

 

"Firmer" gives me pause but then you say you don't fear speed bumps so does it soak up bumps better?

 

Keep in mind that I only had the stock shocks for about 6 months before I upgraded, but by firmer I meant that you feel the road more than the stock TRD shocks. It's not a Cadillac ride, if that helps. It does soak up the bumps better - The 6112s have made a difference on washboard roads for example. Smooths out the ride at speed.

 

Yes, that does. Thanks for all the info!

 

Any time! Good luck with your mods!