2023 1794 Stock Tires - More Aggressive

Hi all just bought a 2023 1794 black crewmax after a long hunt for inventory.

Added a bakfip tonneau cover.

Now I just want a more aggressive tire without going extreme. I'd like to stick with the stock size 265 60 r20. Anyone simply put an A/T on the 1794 (non trd) 20 inch rim? Id like ko2s but I'm not sure how the will look with such a thin sidewall. Any recommendations or photos to share? Coming from a 4runner with an aggressive tire to these passenger tires makes me nervous for mud and snow season up here in New England.

 

I recommend 275/60/20. They fill the wheel opening much better and can be purchased in standard load range. This equals better ride, less weight and usually better price.
















i think you will like the look on your stock 1794 rims.

 

Those look nice. Will a 275 vs 265 add much height to the truck overall? I'm cutting it close height wise my garage already haha.

 

All Terrain style tire will make it look more aggressive than factory highway all season.

 

I run the STT Cooper Pro tires… always had gotten really good mileage of them and they have a nice aggressive look

 

35"x11.5"r20 Nitto Recon Grapplers is what I went with. I had a 2" Ready Lift leveling kit installed and have no rubbing at all.
They are a little heavier than the metrics so you could go with 275/65r20 (which are 34") if you want a lighter tire.
I haven't seen a big difference in ride quality or gas milage but I just had them installed Monday.

Hope this helps.

 

I put on 275/65/20 Nitto Recon Grappler 116T. No Lift and No Rub.

 

I recommend Cooper AT3 4s 275/60/20

https://coopertire.com/en-us/find-t...AQE2YwqQXLSjQ5ZVbXPkBXF3ayEzAU4xoCqEoQAvD_BwE

These are P-rated, only weigh 6 lbs more than stock and are only slightly larger at .5" taller and made in the USA with a good warranty (65K), and also are very very quite on the highway and smooth.

Don't go load E 35"s if your looking for stock ride quality and MPG, you just wont get it.

Here is a couple shots on my platinum

 

Thanks everyone super helpful to see photos!!

 

Those Pirelli's look great

 

Its a struggle. I am in Canada so need a snowflake rated tire that I can run year round, I dont want E rated because of the ride. I dont want 2 sets of tires for the 2 seasons, I love my stock ride. And I will go to a 275/60/20. Maybe I should just go south for the winter

 

If you don’t mind giving an update, what kind of gas mileage have you seen since installing the leveling kit and 35’s? I’d like to do the same to my Limited but drive quite a bit for work. Thanks!!

 

15.7 according to the truck (I do a lot of city driving). I'm sure the mpg calculations are off slightly because of the bigger tires just like my speedometer.