Would 265/70/R18 work on my stock 2021 Tundra Off Road

I currently have 275/65/R18 on my 2021 and I got an offer for 5 x 265/70/R18 as a trade for an item I have available.

Will the 265/70/R18 work on my Tundra SR5 CM Off Road, stock, no lift. Anything I lose or gain?

Thanks

 

Your truck will end up about 1/3” taller with some thinner tires. Fitment won’t be an issue. Probably won’t be noticeable between these two.

 

Virtually the same size.

 

You won't notice the difference. You'll be completely fine. As long as it's a good deal!

 

I am running this tire size, stock height, no issues.

 

Anyone running 275/70-18 on stock height?

 

Yes, I have 275/70/18 Cooper AT3’s on my stock height 2020. No rubbing at all.

 

Currently running 285/65 R18 stock height.

Several people running 285/75 R18 stock height

 

I was running 275/70R18 on stock TRD Offroad suspension before lifting ~1". Was no rubbing, no nothing.

 

Another tire size question. I have owned Dodge, Chevy, and Ford, but currently have a 2021 Tundra SR5 and can't wait to get it leveled. I am going to go w 2.5 inch in the front and 1.5 in the rear. I am looking for very specific information, that after reviewing all the threads related to tire size and fitment, I cannot find the answer. And unless someone is running this exact set up, I still may not get the answer. I plan on lifting the front 2.5 *and* spacing the front bumper out approximately 1/2 inch, and removing the front mud flap.
I am going to run Method wheels 18x9 with +18 offset. For tires, I am looking at either Cooper Discoverer ST Maxx LT295/70R18 which Cooper's site lists as 34.25 x 12. Or Cooper Discoverer Rugged Trek LT275/70R18 which Cooper says is 33.66 x 11.1. I have no doubt the Rugged Trek 33.66 x 11.1 will fit with no problem. However, I wanted to know if anyone ran a Cooper ST Maxx in that size and with that wheel offset. One of the issues is that simply saying - oh, yeah, a a 275 or 285 or 295 tire will fit no problem - is that those sizes are not the same across tire brands. Looking for Cooper info. Thanks guys.