New tundra owner with questions

BTW, I found a way to get the truck yesterday!
I picked up the proper hitch today, and can't wait to tow my bass boat tomorrow!

 

My friend says I need a lift bad...I'm hoping that I don't.

 

you don’t need a lift

I just towed my boat 600 miles today, it pulls and rides awesome

 

Nice truck Wicked!
Best color as it’s never shows the dirt.

Btw, towing not recommended for first 500 miles.
https://www.tundras.com/threads/waiting-500-miles-before-towing.10870/

 

Truck looks great and nice boat! Honestly unless you need additional ground clearance for off roading skip the lift for the time being. Put a beefier tire on there and it will help fill the need for a lift. Enjoy the new truck!

 

that does look low for a pick up. I’m sure you don’t need a lift but imo it would round out the look. Nice truck and congrats!

 

Looks perfect!

 

Like driving past a car accident....you can't help but take a look LOL

 

Wife and I go on road trip, tires are howling like a bitch for 8 hours. Next day I ask what the plan is, she replies well I am going for lunch with mom and dad while you go buy new tires! So my getting rid of the large AT tires was partially due that I figured that was cheaper than a new wife.

 

That's what they all say.

 

Thanks man. That's great advice.
I totally forgot about that. It wasn't covered by my dealer, but it makes sense. I guess I'll refrain from hauling it today. I've got 247 miles on it so far (I think it had like 114 or do when I got it), so I'll definitely have over 500 on it next weekend.

 

What were they, and what did end up going with?

I'm looking at 275 60 R20, and them being the falken wildpeak 4.​

 

The Sport will do fine in the snow.

 

275/60/20 Nokian outPost Nat . I am Canadian so need the 3pms rating if I want to run them year round. Best running AT tire I have ever owned . Smooth and quiet. ( I also dont go bogging either so take that into account )

 

It only look low because of the size of the vehicle.