2010 Tundra wheel swap question

I currently have the stock steel wheel (265/70/18) on my 2010 Tundra. I picked up these Aluminum rims cheap and would like to swap them out. What kind of issues will I have especially with reguard to TPMS sensor (saw some things about 20/40 degree angles might be an issue, and possibly just rotating sensor)? I also saw some info about hub centric shims and how some use and some don’t for the .5mm 110 to 110.5 size difference. I prefer a taller looking tire then what I have now… all info appreciated…super new to this forum and don’t know much about tires and rims. I am wondering if I made a mistake getting this particular rim. I may just not use the TPMS sensor and do the green wire bypass trick.

 

Welcome from SoCal.

Those rims should treat you fine. Anything is better than rusted out steelies. Wheel size is up to you, how wide that rim is, and how close you want to get to your wheel well liner/body mount. I'm sure somebody that knows more about toyota alloys can give you some better input. Good luck, post some pics of your tundie.

 

You will need new TPMS sensors. Steel wheels use a different sensor than the alloy wheels. As far as shims, those wheels should fit just fine. Look,here for tire info.....https://www.tundras.com/threads/largest-tire-you-can-run-stock-for-all-generations.9762/