Largest tire for stock 2022 Tundra Limited

Hey Tundra owners.. I have a 2022 Limited tundra. Stock tires are 265/60/20. Anyone been able to put a larger Tire on without lifting? I've been told 285/60/20 or 285/55/20 will work. Comments please.

 

Alot of info In here
https://www.tundras.com/forums/wheels-tires.18/

I'm currently running 275/55/20 on mine

 

ahhh man if only anyone has ever asked this question before.

Believe it or not you're the first person to ask this question......



Its a good thing this question hasn't been answered at least a 200+ times ....

 

Fixed the title typo, my apologies and thanks!

 

If I go any tire size larger, will the speedometer or anything else need to be adjusted?
I read 275/60 and 65 /20 works without rubbing or needing a lift.

 

285/65 or 295/60 on a stock 20” is common

 

These sizes on the STOCK OEM rims might rub the UCA.

Safe bet is 275/65/20 which is TALLER than 285/60/20 and 295/60/20.

FYI - Toyota/Lexus Speedometer is about 2-3% SLOWER comparing to real GPS speed so getting the bigger tires (2-3% bigger) will just balance that out.

 

285/65/20 is taller and will fit. Not sure the offset on factory 20” wheels but 295’s have been on my 23 tundra for a year and 15k no issues.

 

Can you share some pics of your wheel/tire combo? Are you stock with No leveling and no lift? I'm interested in 295/60/20 on Black OEM OR Wheels. Thanks.

 

my wheels are 18”. This is with a 1” cornfed level up front but I had the tires installed before the lift with no issues

 

Thanks for the info Tundra owners! Went with 275/60/20 Nitto Ridge grapplers.