Could I put a off road tire on my 23 Tundra TRD sport?

I have a Trd SPort Premium pack Tundra.
And I would like to study and learn for camping
But the wheel and tire on this package is 265/60/R20
Does any brothers know or recommend how I change my tires to be offroad without any lifting
because I am a new. thank you so much for all professional teachers in here!!!

 

Here are 2 options in your current size that should outperform the capabilities of the truck...

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...SR0OCAT3&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

$239+ Falken WildPeak A/T3W A Tires

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...R0WPAT3W&vehicleSearch=false&fromCompare1=yes

 

Go to a tire shop and ask them what will fit if you wan to go bigger with the stock rims or replace the stock tires with pretty much any All Terrain tire and bobs your uncle.

 

Thank you so much for the answer and advise brother!! Do you have any recommendations for my stock tires too? Wish you all the best

 

Thank you so much brother!! I’ll stop by and give a ask

 

Big question is do you want to remove/ trim plastics? you can cram a 35x11.5 on stock wheels in there, youll just need to a lot of cutting and trimming. If it were me I would aim for a 34x11.5x20 tire- the toyo at3 275/65/20 is the best tire i have ever ran, put over 600k miles on the at2 and at3 in my 07,14,16,19 and 22 tundra's

 

If you want to keep your fenders and ride height then the 275 65 20 will work the best. I run toyo open country at3s in that size and they are quite and they fill in the wheel well liners. No rubbing or scarping but they are LT 10 ply tires. Nitto ridge grabbers just came out with a 116 rated 275 65 20 tire which would be a little softer

 

If you are just camping at campgrounds and not overlanding, I would start simple.

My suggestion would be the Cooper Discoverer AT3 4S in 275/60R20. These will do fine on dirt/fire roads, and only half an inch taller than your stock tires. They are also SL tires that weigh only 44lbs. You shouldn't see a big hit on your highway mpg.

https://www.tirerack.com/tires/tire...idewall=Blackwall&partnum=76TR0DA4S&tab=Sizes

 

I have these on my '18 Sport......love them.

 

Welcome from NY.

 

Thank you so much for replying.
i do not want to remove or trim plastic. but looking to put a better tire for the unexpected rocky road when heading to the destination.
looks like the Toyo AT3 is one of a really good choice !!!
can i just change these on my oem wheel without doing any cut/trim/lift please?

 

Thank you so much for replying. And Yes sir.I would like to keep fenders and ride height as is. I am still trying to read more article for the tires. Do not know if my oem wheel can just change from 265/60R20 straight to 275/65R20 as your recommendation. Because I really love these wheels looking...

 

Thank you for replying sir. These tires seem a really good choice too. half an inch taller should go just fine!!! I appreciate!!

 

really!!!? LOL, sounds good sounds good

 

Not quite sure what you are asking regarding 'recommendations for stock tires'... but, if you're asking what to do w/them, I'd sell them to re-coup some of the money you're spending on the ATs...

Also, regarding some of the other questions and responses about not wanting to cut, trim, mold, shape, lift, etc...

Just stay w/the stock tire size when you purchase your more aggressive AT tires, and you should be fine. Plus, you won't have issues w/speedo calibration, clearances, extra wear and tear on parts, etc...

 

This ^

you start going with all these bigger Load E and just a heads up, the ride is worse and the MPG will take a hit

 

Yes but they look a lot cooler and do actual truck things instead of those sissy tires that come stock. 275 65 20s fit just fine are 1 inch taller than the stock tire. Hypertech will have a calibration soon enough and I get 17-18 mpgs with the steup but I'm also hybrid

 

GOT IT SIR!! thank you SO much!!!!

 

Hey guys I have a 22 sr5 trd sport. What size tire can I put on the oem trd sport rims? Thanks.

 

If you are willing to go with new wheels, you might find a better ride off-road with 17" or 18" wheels with a higher aspect ratio tire (the height of the sidewall as a percentage of the tread width), as an example I went with 265/70-18 Continental TerrainContact AT tires on Method Racing 318 wheels with +40 offset, fit beautifully and the truck rides a bit better due to the taller sidewall on the tires.

 

You could just go without changing or buying anything. Go with other people in another truck so they can help if you need it.
Truck can do a lot stock.

 

You mind sharing pic of your setup ?

 

I just picked up a '24 SR5 with sport premium package. Just curious if i can put 18" tires in place of the 20" without changing wheels.

 

That would be one hell of a stretch.

 

Yep head on down to your local tire shop and ask them to do it! Is don't see what's stopping you from asking a tire shop to do it.

 

Key thing is will that be proper specs, 18" tires on 20" wheels