2024 Tundra Limited Off-Road Tires?

Hey all!

First off, brand new here! Just bought my first Tundra (previous Taco owner). Glad to be a member!

Now to the meat and potatoes. I just bought a 24 Tundra Limited Off-Road, and it has a factory 3 inch lift. The 20 inch rims and 32.5’s it came with look pretty… underwhelming. What do you think I should do in order to get some meat under her? I’d like to keep the 20 inch rims as they’re the TRD rims and I love them, however, if it means I’m going to have to compromise then I’m willing to go smaller. I would like to avoid trimming, but I’m willing to compromise on that. I just want some tires that fit the build. Any tire size and potentially rim size recommendations?

 

Nice truck! Should be able to fit 35s no problem with the factory lift. I run 34” tires on 17” wheels on my truck and it’s stock and I had no rub at all. Personally 20” wheels just don’t do it for me on a truck and I prefer a beefier sidewall. Plus there are way more load range options for 17” wheels over the 20s. Most for 20” wheels were E rated and I didn’t want a rougher ride. Either way the stock tires are definitely to small and will wear way faster, especially those wild peaks.

 

Great choice on the truck (I may be a little biased with a Lunar Rock Limited OR myself)

Definitely need to get some bigger tires. I thought the stock tires were too small without the lift. If you like the wheels then you should be able to fit 35x11.5 without any issues. I have 35x12.5, but have an aftermarket wheel with a +18 offset which gives some more room on the inside. 35x12.5 may be good but I’ve seen some reports of mild rubbing with the 3” TRD lift

 

That’s what I’ve been leaning towards—ditching the 20’s for 17’s and going for some beefy 35’s. I just don’t know a whole lot about tires so if you had to say, what size do you think I’d be looking at with that setup? (35’s on 17s)

 

mind if I see a pic of your setup?

 

Any pics of the wheel /tire setup? I'll be shopping in the near future for new tires and would like to see how 34's on stock no-lift look. Presume you are on oem rims? Mine are the stock TRD OR 18" rims. TIA.

 

Here ya go. Real happy with the set up and the Toyos are C load tires so not as stiff as E. Plus helps fill the wheel well and looks way better in my opinion.

 

Not sure on what tire size 35s would be on 17s. 305/75/17 seems to measure as a true 35” tire. You could use that as a baseline and with a 17” wheel you have plenty of options with offset too.

 

How’s the highway ride & noise? Stock tires on my 24 limited are nice and quiet but they’ll be gone before 12K the rate they are wearing.

 

Honestly noise isn’t much difference then stock. Maybe a tad louder but not crazy. It can be drown out by music. MPG did take a hit. Prior to the change I was able to get close to 20 on the highway. Best I’ve been able to do now was around 18 mpg. Don’t care much about mpg though as it’s a truck and I wasn’t expecting great mpg. Beats my 3rd gen Tacoma though so I’m happy.

 

So sick. that’s with no lift, yeah? I love how full the wheel well is. That’s the look I’m trying to emulate, although the tires might be a bit different with the lift

 

I have to balance the milage thing, doing a lot of cross country driving now, that 20 mpg was a pleasant shocker this trip and that's getting used hard

 

Hi docspy! Here is a picture of my 2016 TRD with 275/60/R20” rims. The tires are well-worn Nitto A/T that will soon be replaced with similar!

 

Yea completely stock suspension. If I did ever lift I’d up to a 35” tire or maybe chop for a 37” tire. But I’ll stick with this set up for the time being and happy with how it came out.

 

Yea I wasn’t expecting a huge hit since I had no lift but on trips I definitely feel it at the pump. I just did about a 200 mile trip and was at 17.5 mpg on the gauge. I didn’t manually calculate so it might be a tad better than what is showing but I wouldn’t expect a huge difference. I’m under 7k miles and I heard that after 10k it can improve a bit. So maybe I’ll see better mpg around that point.

 

Happy to share. I have Toyo AT3 35x12.5 on method 316 18x9 +18 offset with 2” level.

 

Upgraded to a TRD Pro suspension with a Westcott preload and Icon Rear springs which I think is closer to that 3” of lift you have.

here’s the new look

 

Same tires and rims?

 

Yeah still running the Toyo AT3 35x12.5 on method 316 18x9 +18 offset