GEN 3 (2022+) Wheels and Tires Photo thread

Not lifted or Leveled, no rub at all. They are heavy and truck does feel different, Guess I got to get used to them.

 

Here are some more pics of the Falken Wildpeaks AT4

 

I don’t notice it. They are fairly quiet.

 

Love the wheel choice. Everyone always does black.

 

So I was wondering , what direction did everyone go with the jacks ? I’m pretty sure with a 3” lift ,the factory one will not work .
Is there a rubber thingy you can buy to stick under the jack or did y’all upgrade the jack
I really would like an option which would still fit behind the seat as I have no storage under the seat.

 

Test fit one wheel after they were delivered.

 

Need to put protectant on wheels, trim nubs off tires, and dress them. My coilovers are being delivered today to level it off.

OEM wheels and tires - 76.2 lbs
Vossen Wheels, Toyo AT3 - 84.2 lbs

 

Nice rig and stance. What torque spec did you use for the lugs?

 

Looks great, those tires are good looking treads. Question on the bed step, what brand is that?

 

Its one from Amazon $120. from ASOPARTS. Honestly I held this one in my hand with an Origlnal Toyota one and they were identical except for the toyota sticker on the botton.

 

Are there any metallic grey trucks on here with relation race wheels, Matte bronze?

 

Offset? Any rubbing? I like your set up.

 

I haven't even finished the tank that was in it when they were mounted and now it's in the Body Shop -hit a deer :-( I don't even know when I'm getting it back. Hope to know today.

 

Just installed RC Vertex Crossovers, need to set the height, didnt tealize you need a spring compressor to do so.

Oof, that's hard to hear.

 

Geeze, that sucks. Hope it won’t be too long.

 

Planning to add these wheels and tires:
Wheels: WELD CINCH W104 20x9 6x139.7 +20 W10409098576-P2 - 31 lbs (confirmed by Weld)
Tires: Toyo Open Country A/T3 275/60R20 115T SL - 42 lbs
Total weight: wheels 31 lbs + tires 42 lbs = 73 lbs (current stock Platinum setup is 76 lbs)

This super lightweight setup will have minimal impact to gas mileage and ride quality. Anyone running a similar setup today?

 

I would bump up a size to 285/60r20. Yes you will add a few lbs per wheel but it will look great IMO and will totally be worth it and still no rub.

 

The Toyo Open Country AT/3 285/60R20 weighs 48 lbs according to Toyo's site... so that would take it up to 79 lbs total, which is only 3 lbs over stock setup weight.

Anyone have any pics with the Weld Cinch W104 20" wheels? Seen plenty of pics with 18" wheels but I'd love a visualization of the 20s.

 

I had to (for esthetics) go with 275/65R20 as the dealer installed a 2" lift (before I saw the truck) and anything smaller would look silly IMHO

 

I hear ya. I don't plan on lifting, although I would consider the cornfed 1" or RC 1.75" level later down the line.

BTW my inspiration is from this post way back on page 75 of this thread (pic below). This guy's wheels are Weld Ledge 6 20x9 +20 (34 lbs confirmed by Weld) with Cooper Rugged Trek 275/60R20 tires (47 lbs). No lift. I just love the lightweight combo and the upgraded, slightly-rugged-yet-still-light-on-her-feet pavement princess look. These wheels are similar to the Weld Cinch 104 that I want to get with similar look and fitment with same +20 offset.

 

I really wish I wasn't lifted. I don't need it or want it. I've thought about going back to stock height. I do a lot of 80+ MPH driving and the lift just adds air resistance and poorer MPG.

 

Exactly. I know what everyone will say... don't buy a truck if you care about MPG, blah blah blah... but dammit I want it all! I want a great looking, powerful yet quiet truck that doesn't make me shudder when I look at the trip computer.

 

I’m reposting since I initially posted on the other thread. I swapped out my KMC +18 offset wheels with K02’s 285/70R20 to ProComp 0 offset with Nitto Ridge Grappler 295/70R18. I like the poke of the pro comp. It looks more aggressive and really liking the stance. First pic is the KMC and second is the ProComp wheels.

 

I'm with you. I could have saved $60,000 and bought a used GM truck with their 8.1L and still had a bit more towing capacity and satisfied my towing needs. Then I could have a more economical rig for our other travels. I don't need the towing for travel, only for locally with my boat.
But I'm over 17 MPG with the snow tire set up and once I get the truck back I'll start tracking the summer tires. They're only around 10 lbs. less per corner. Fingers crossed.

 

Gorgeous truck. Both setups are sweet.

I know one is R20 and the other is R18, but how do the KO2s compare to the Nitto Ridges? Comfort, road noise, MPG?

 

I had the KO3s R20 before going to the Nitto Recon Graplers R20. The KO3s were E load range and the Nittos are T116, so much lighter and better MPG (which I am still calculating as the truck is in the body shop.) Road noise was not an issue with the KO3s and I haven't really noticed that the Nittos are noisy either (but it's rare that I don't have tunes playing.) The weight of the Fuel/KO3 set up was 102 lbs./corner. The Black Rhino/Nitto is 78-79 lbs./corner. My winter tire set up on stock wheels with Blizzak LR E weighed 87 lbs./corner and I was getting 17-18 MPG. With the Fuel/KO3 set up I struggled to get 15 MPG. My driving is 90% or better highway and the MPG suffers as the average speed increases, hence my travels in 80 MPH zones cause $$ to fly out of my pocket. It's amazing how much better it gets even keeping it under 75. I also traverse a lot of mountains -but what goes up always comes down. I'm really hoping that the Black Rhino/Nitto nets me 18-20. (Can you tell I'm a bit anal about fuel economy?)

 

K02’s are much stickier on the road. You can hear it with the windows down and if you’re going slow but not really loud and annoying. While the Nittos’s are quieter since it’s a hybrid tire. I gained 1 gpm with the R18’s going from 14.5 to 15.5 GPM.

 

Factory installed lift. FN 18" BFD Wheels in Graphite Gunmetalic and Toyo Open Country RT Trail 35x12.50R18's

 

Great build!! looks amazing. What kind of lift did you use and exact tires you're running please? I'm trying to order the wheels from Method but they are out of stock to deliver 4