Hello my friend hope everything is going great with you, i’ve been following your channel for a minute and i have to say congratulations, is a great one! So my input is this one, i own a 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited TRD Off Road and i just put a set of 35x12.50R20 without any suspension upgrade (no lift) totally stock and no rubbing at all my friend not even at full slack on both directions, of course i have no intentions to do any dirty or muddy work in it, but so far for city bragging is perfect, these tires are Atturo Trail Blade M/T and looks amazing, totally changed!!!
@@TRDJon i wish i could send you some pictures my friend, like a said no rub at all which could a good piece of info for your community!!! My brother stay safe out there!!!
The only thing that deserves clarification is that almost all 295/70/R18 tires have a true overall diameter of 34.3" with very few exceptions, the yokahama geolander X-AT is a true 34.6" in that same sizing. So they are definitely taller than a 33 which are usually a true 32.8"
I think they are actually 34.5” @Trd Jon did you mean to say that he had them on 295/70r18? If so that’s 34.5 or did you mean what you said 295/70r17? Because some 17” are fitting. If you can confirm the actual rim size I would appreciated it as I got a truck on order and was going to go with 275/70R18 (33.4” X 11.0”) 10ply E rate
@@TRDJon I think they are actually 34.5” @Trd Jon did you mean to say that he had them on 295/70r18? If so that’s 34.5 or did you mean what you said 295/70r17? Because some 17” are fitting. If you can confirm the actual rim size I would appreciated it as I got a truck on order and was going to go with 275/70R18 (33.4” X 11.0”) 10ply E rate
17'S Do fit. We have installed the BRH-1785ABR006140N12 - Black Rhino Olive Green Abrams Wheel. With 315/70R17 NITTO RIDGE GRAPLER , 2" spacers on suspension . NOT RUBBING AT ALL.
Was at my local dealership yesterday for scheduled maintenance on my 4Runner. They just got one of these in "platinum edition" and WOW! I'm impressed. I want one, don't need one but I sure do want one.
If 35's fit with level lift on full wheel lock on any road surface dips, bumps, that's the way to go for the best appearance, not ifs, no and, no buts. I had brake caliper rubbing on the front with 18 inch wheels on the 19 trd sport Tundra, 17's would have been a rubbing nightmare.
Contribution from Tires 2 Go in FRASER VALLEY B.C. We just did a 2022 Tundra TRD PRO stock height. Customer went with 20x9 +20mm FUEL Rebels, with a 275/65R20 Tire. Test fit both a 275/65R20 and a 275/60R20, and we were able to fit the larger size 275/65R20 with no modifications and no rubbing. Finished setup came out to be flush to .25" poke past fenders. Cheers, guys!
Hell yes!... That's the one thing that struck me straight away when I first saw the new Tundras...they needed bigger tires / a lift / spacers etc... that can totally transform the look of a truck...I still hate that awful chrome around the grill though!...
One thing to keep in mind is that any aftermarket suspension mod that adjusts the angle of the truck will effect some of the safety sense systems. If there is any mod done and a recall is required on one of those systems, the mod either needs to me removed to perform the recall or the owner will have to sign a waiver understanding the safety sense no longer works as designed and should be deactivated when driving.
Thank you for sharing this. I had a 2021 Toyota Tundra SR5 and because of videos like yours and others, as well as doing extra research, I wanted this truck. Of course there have been a lot of pros and cons with a new vehicle but I said I had to see for myself so I traded my 2021 and bought yesterday a 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 TRD OffRoad that was on the lot. I was thinking too about if I could lift it and what size tires to put on. What a coincidence I think I have the same exact truck as your buddy who put those 295 tires on. I was thinking of putting on 33s but I wonder if it would effect any of the sensors on it. Especially if I was thinking of putting on a 20 in wheel with 33s. Probably not. We’ll see. Thanks again for sharing👍🏽
@@tankconquerer5428 Not yet unfortunately the 2022 Toyota Tundra has a recall on the bolts holding the shaft for the rear axle. I’m going to wait to get that resolved before I lift it. I’ll definitely let you know.
So I made the huge mistake of purchasing a 2022 Platinum without doing proper research - big problem, the auto leveling system. If I could have specifically ordered the truck I wouldn't have gone for that option. As far as a lilft goes am I just screwed or can i still put the spacer on the front and roll with 33s? Please help
well…my 2022 tundra is the truck at eibach r&d for the first full front and rear suspension lift…it is the fully asjustable up to 3” coil over lift…this lift is going to be the one that all others will get their data from…we will do a video walk around once its done being engineered and installed…i bought the base SR 4x4 long bed so no airbags…keep your eyes open
I have the 2022 trd off road sr5 premium package I purchased 2in leveling kit on 35/12.50r20 M/T with +0 offset it hasn't been installed hopeful there is no rub
Will 33 work on my 2024 tundra pro with stock wheels. I am trying to decide if I should just keep the stock size tires which are 285/65/18 or replace them with 33 tires
Hey Jon iv been following you for a while. I got the 3" trd lift on my 23 platinum. I put 285 65 20. On the stock rims as Toyota said they would fit the are the nitro grappler tires and now my self and others in the forums are having rubbing issues on the front sway bar when making sharper turns. Toyota wants to put smaller tires on as a fix. After spending over 5000 and going With the size it says rt on the trd site I don't feel I should have to thought on what I can do. Also the only part they didn't change was the front sway bar. In 23 the trd was not an option for the platinum but I would like the trd sway bar bc it's red Toyota can't seem to find one which I don't understand I would think any trd replacement would fit any help with this would be great
Honestly not sure what I can do to help. I’d get everything on your truck that the kit entails and not pay it until the work is properly done. Or just get different wheels with a different offset to push it away from the sway bar
So I just got a 2024 Tundra and I’m having it leveled. I’m wondering if 34’s would fit the factory 20in TRD wheels without rubbing or if I need to go with 33’s. Looking at a Nitto ridge grappler or recon grappler.
So am I right in thinking the bolt pattern will be 6 x 139.7mm (5.5)? Looking at pre ordering wheels and tires preemptively, would love to know fitment and look of a 285/70/18 with a 0 offset dished rim.
This is a question to you or to all truck lovers. I want to put 33x12.50R20 on 2023tundra 1794. I’m using the stock rims. Will I need any trimming or will the tire rub? TIA
This is great information. A perfect summary of everything floating out there in social media land. Ideally I'd like swap my TRD wheels off my 2017 Pro 4Runner, pretty sure those are 17" even though the bolt pattern has been confirmed. A little bummed if that won't be possible.
The rock warrior TRD wheels on the second gen tundra fit the what appear initially to be the same size front brakes. So 17s might be possible with just the right wheels. But the bolt pattern being different means the rock warrior wheels won't work. So... Good luck finding a match. I'd also like to keep my 34" tires from my 5th gen if possible, but might not work as they're also 17's. I like to have a quiet and smooth street set and an off-road set of wheels and tires. Then swap as needed.
I'm having a 2.5 rough country leveling kit installed on my 22 limited. You mentioned it should work just fine. Trying to confirm it will work. Thank you
Thanks for the updates. I placed my deposit yesterday. Have you heard anything about bilstein 5100s for the front end? I used those to level my F150 and was very happy with the result. Also I'm hoping to have the dealer swap out my tires for something more meaty when I take delivery. Please post more updates on confirmed fitments as you get em! Thanks!
@@TRDJon I just got my 2022 Trd off road this week I tried getting the dealership to swap my tires out but they wouldnt do it. I traded in my 2020 TSS 4x4 for it, there are things Iike about both for power my 2020 has it beat but for comfort my 2022 is way better but it is smaller inside for sure.
Worst case if you buy new and go to discount tire if you have one near you, they usually buy new tires and give you about 100-140 per tire on trade for bigger tires.
What’s the FB group you referred to? I’d love to see some pictures of different setups. My wife just surprised me with a 2.5” level on my ‘22 Tundra for Xmas! I want to get some beefier tires for it now but plan to keep the stock TRD black wheels that came on the truck.
What offset is on the aftermarket wheels? I ordered 20x9 with 0 offset and 35x11.5 ridge grapplers. Hope it works. What Facebook group are you in so I can post a pic on Friday when it’s done. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
Great info; would it be safe to assume that with the upcoming TRD Pro already having a front leveling lift that 35" tires would work on the stock wheels?
Hey Jon, you said the Black SR5 TRD had 295/70R17? Did you mean 295/70R18? The one i have on order is on stock 18" wheels. Did he have 17" or 18" just for clarity? Thanks.
My 2022 Tundra Platinum is set to deliver 12/22, next Wednesday! What tire size would you suggest with keeping the stock height, since the rims are 20’s??
@@888devito let me know how your platinum seats came out i work at the texas plant that makes the seats dont really like the type of leather they went with hope you like them
Hey Jon thank you for the video. My 2022 SR5 Sport (Can) is delayed until i 2022 JAN, I am interested in the BF Goodrich KO 2 275/70/18 without any lifts or spacers. Found some at Costco I wish I can see some photos with the KO 2 on. What do you think? Thanks.
Yes they are 20” rims. I’m also stuck between the 285/65 over the 275/70’s. I figure the 275/70’ KO2’s will bring the ride height up over the 285/65 KO2’s. If I’m not mistaken
Hey Jon, is the top hat the same as tye 2021 tundra in the front and rear? Are these pics you're showing a 2 inch spacer? You should be able to do a 3in spacer in the front and 1 inch spacer in the rear correct, if the top hats are the same? I picked up my 2022 Tundra SR5, 6.5 ft bed, with the premium off road package last night, it's so awesome! No dealer mark up! Now I must get this thing lifted/leveled at least! Thanks, Jon My toyota dealership is looking heavily into the spacer lift right now before they'll do it they said they want to do a little more homework.
I need help just got my limited ordered a RC 1.75” leveling kit. What size rims full specs and tires do I need full specs to look like the trucks in the video? I’m new with this whole trucks and tires terminology Thank you
I also ordered the RC 1.75 kit for my 22’ limited. I plan to run 35x12.50 Falken AT3’s with the Fuel Rebel in gloss black. I don’t know what offset to get? I only want the tires to stick out 3/4” to 1” for a better visual stance. I don’t like when the tires stick way out. Any help would be appreciated.
Who will be the hero and replace the front bumper with tow hooks and winch mount Why no tow hooks? Toyota was begging for the aftermarket to do it I think
Any feedback yet on a Plat or 1794 with 20’s putting on a taller tire? May have missed it but any of these owners confirm all front sensors work as intended, no adaptive cruise or braking error messages or like with some 3rd gen Tacoma’s they have it disabled.
I own a 1794 and I put 275/65/r20 nitto ridge glappers on original wheels. Comes to a bit taller than 34 inches. No rubbing at all, without any lift or spacer. Might add a front level i the future just for the looks. But it's not needed.
I have a 2022 tundra coming it has the 20" stock TRD wheels. Im planning on putting a 1.75" RC level kit on it. What is the biggest tire i can run on it with no rub? I currently have the same level kit on a 14 model with 275 65 R20.
Like Jon said, manufacturer can't deny warranty unless they prove the non-OEM equipment contributed to the failure. That is in the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Same reason why you can use non OEM oil, oil filters, etc. as long as they meet the OEM standards set forth in the owners manual.
Well mine supposed to be here in the next week? The package I chose was the lunar rock TRD sports package so I have 20 inch rims which I love the look of them but I’m not sure how big of a tire I can put on that truck? And never having a rear locker on a truck will I miss not having one in my new truck? I can’t wait to get mine and I can’t wait to see more content when you get yours.
The stock tires are 32.6 so the difference is near 2.5 inches but only half that difference is the effective lift at 1.25 inches. Then the 2" front spacer gives you additional lift in the front for 3.25" in front and 1.25" at rear axle.
@2:17 you say the specs are 295/70/17 but go forward to say not sure if 17’s fit. Is his truck 17s or was it really 18s? If 18s, that would make the tire 34s. Thanks for the video!
Yeah I don’t know tire math on what it actually is but they’re about 34s then you are correct. And they are 18s I’m so used to saying 17 because of the 4runner
It's a dealer install, but it seems that it's not yet available. I think that they change some components to maintain the balance of the truck and that will coast a bit (something along 3k I think).
Off the subject but anytime you raise the trucks you lose the fuel mileage and these things have had a horrible reputation for fuel mileage to begin with that's been my only hold back. Toyota has not talked a whole lot about it so therefore that leads me to believe they still pretty much suck on fuel mileage 🤷🏻♂️. They have the look, they have the durability, and they have enough power.
I FORGOT THIS!! Same bolt pattern as 4Runner and Tacoma for the wheels!!
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I put 34s on my 1794 Edition r20 original wheels. No rubbing, no spacer needed. 275/65/r20 Nitto Ridge Glapplers.
Hello my friend hope everything is going great with you, i’ve been following your channel for a minute and i have to say congratulations, is a great one! So my input is this one, i own a 2024 Toyota Tundra Limited TRD Off Road and i just put a set of 35x12.50R20 without any suspension upgrade (no lift) totally stock and no rubbing at all my friend not even at full slack on both directions, of course i have no intentions to do any dirty or muddy work in it, but so far for city bragging is perfect, these tires are Atturo Trail Blade M/T and looks amazing, totally changed!!!
Nice!!! I bet that looks so good!
@@TRDJon i wish i could send you some pictures my friend, like a said no rub at all which could a good piece of info for your community!!! My brother stay safe out there!!!
I see Toyota still hasn’t fired that guy in all the aesthetics meetings that always ask ‘Okay, where can we put some more chrome?’
Nope he’s still there
@@TRDJon I meant to say ‘hasn’t’ but it was early. I’m gonna edit my comment
I understood reheat you were getting at haha
The only thing that deserves clarification is that almost all 295/70/R18 tires have a true overall diameter of 34.3" with very few exceptions, the yokahama geolander X-AT is a true 34.6" in that same sizing. So they are definitely taller than a 33 which are usually a true 32.8"
Thanks 👍🏼 like I said..tire math
He said 295/70/R17. Did he mean R18?
Yes I did
@@TRDJon So with the stock wheels you can put 295/70/ R18 on with no rub in the front or at the rear? No spacer lift required?
@@ThomasGates1787 Was this confirmed?
This is great info! I want to put 35’s on my tundra when I get it! The 33’s look great on the stock set up too
That they do
I think they are actually 34.5” @Trd Jon did you mean to say that he had them on 295/70r18? If so that’s 34.5 or did you mean what you said 295/70r17? Because some 17” are fitting.
If you can confirm the actual rim size I would appreciated it as I got a truck on order and was going to go with 275/70R18 (33.4” X 11.0”) 10ply E rate
@@TRDJon I think they are actually 34.5” @Trd Jon did you mean to say that he had them on 295/70r18? If so that’s 34.5 or did you mean what you said 295/70r17? Because some 17” are fitting.
If you can confirm the actual rim size I would appreciated it as I got a truck on order and was going to go with 275/70R18 (33.4” X 11.0”) 10ply E rate
17'S Do fit. We have installed the BRH-1785ABR006140N12 - Black Rhino Olive Green Abrams Wheel. With 315/70R17 NITTO RIDGE GRAPLER , 2" spacers on suspension . NOT RUBBING AT ALL.
Certain 17’s but yes 👍🏼
Was at my local dealership yesterday for scheduled maintenance on my 4Runner. They just got one of these in "platinum edition" and WOW! I'm impressed. I want one, don't need one but I sure do want one.
So nice
If 35's fit with level lift on full wheel lock on any road surface dips, bumps, that's the way to go for the best appearance, not ifs, no and, no buts. I had brake caliper rubbing on the front with 18 inch wheels on the 19 trd sport Tundra, 17's would have been a rubbing nightmare.
That Army green is sick.
Contribution from Tires 2 Go in FRASER VALLEY B.C. We just did a 2022 Tundra TRD PRO stock height. Customer went with 20x9 +20mm FUEL Rebels, with a 275/65R20 Tire. Test fit both a 275/65R20 and a 275/60R20, and we were able to fit the larger size 275/65R20 with no modifications and no rubbing. Finished setup came out to be flush to .25" poke past fenders. Cheers, guys!
Thanks for the input!!!
Hell yes!... That's the one thing that struck me straight away when I first saw the new Tundras...they needed bigger tires / a lift / spacers etc... that can totally transform the look of a truck...I still hate that awful chrome around the grill though!...
One thing to keep in mind is that any aftermarket suspension mod that adjusts the angle of the truck will effect some of the safety sense systems. If there is any mod done and a recall is required on one of those systems, the mod either needs to me removed to perform the recall or the owner will have to sign a waiver understanding the safety sense no longer works as designed and should be deactivated when driving.
That Army green one looks pretty bad ass
Looks sooooooo good
If I have a 2” front leveling kit on my 2022 tundra, what would be the biggest tire size I can put on?
A 275/65/20 should fit stock wheels and suspension with no rubbing..comes out to be around a 34.1" tire
Have you confirmed this?
@@ethansymons3556 on stock wheel offset
I put nitto ridge grapplers 275/65/r20 with no additional lift or spacer needed. Comes out to bit taller than 34 inches and no rubbing at all.
Great information Jon, thanks for the update. :) NC
Thanks for watching
295/70r18 is 34.25" and not 33". Awesome that it fits!
👍🏼
Been looking for some info about lifting and wheel specs for my incoming tundra. Just ordered my 2022 SR5 with TRD sport premium package.
Thanks for the info very helpful and much appreciated sir
17s have been confirmed to work. Westcott Designs/Built put 37/17s and then down sized to 35s.
Thank you for sharing this. I had a 2021 Toyota Tundra SR5 and because of videos like yours and others, as well as doing extra research, I wanted this truck. Of course there have been a lot of pros and cons with a new vehicle but I said I had to see for myself so I traded my 2021 and bought yesterday a 2022 Toyota Tundra SR5 TRD OffRoad that was on the lot. I was thinking too about if I could lift it and what size tires to put on. What a coincidence I think I have the same exact truck as your buddy who put those 295 tires on. I was thinking of putting on 33s but I wonder if it would effect any of the sensors on it. Especially if I was thinking of putting on a 20 in wheel with 33s. Probably not. We’ll see. Thanks again for sharing👍🏽
Have you done it yet? Im still curious if we can do it
@@tankconquerer5428 Not yet unfortunately the 2022 Toyota Tundra has a recall on the bolts holding the shaft for the rear axle. I’m going to wait to get that resolved before I lift it. I’ll definitely let you know.
So I made the huge mistake of purchasing a 2022 Platinum without doing proper research - big problem, the auto leveling system. If I could have specifically ordered the truck I wouldn't have gone for that option. As far as a lilft goes am I just screwed or can i still put the spacer on the front and roll with 33s? Please help
I’ve got a Titan but I do love a nice looking Tundra.
The R4T guys put 17s with 35s on in the 2022 tundra and they fit with mostly 0 issues and slight rubbing
Yep they used -10 off set wheels
Man that green looks nice. Just wish it didn't have any chrome.
Agreed
Westcott designs… 17” wheels fit … they have a preload 3” front lift and 1” rear lift … they even got 37”s to fit
Do you think a 275/70r20 would fit without a lift?
Or should I go 33x12.5r20.
I couldn’t help myself and went limited over sr5.
285x65x20s fit with no issues
well…my 2022 tundra is the truck at eibach r&d for the first full front and rear suspension lift…it is the fully asjustable up to 3” coil over lift…this lift is going to be the one that all others will get their data from…we will do a video walk around once its done being engineered and installed…i bought the base SR 4x4 long bed so no airbags…keep your eyes open
send me an email. bluetrdjon@gmail.com I'd love more info
@@TRDJon will do
sent you an email
I have the 2022 trd off road sr5 premium package I purchased 2in leveling kit on 35/12.50r20 M/T with +0 offset it hasn't been installed hopeful there is no rub
Stock wheels on a Tundra are 18" so that actually works out to 34.26 inches.
Some are 20s
17s confirmed by another video...Nice content!!
Great Info Jon, thanks
Thanks!
Will 33 work on my 2024 tundra pro with stock wheels. I am trying to decide if I should just keep the stock size tires which are 285/65/18 or replace them with 33 tires
Hey Jon iv been following you for a while. I got the 3" trd lift on my 23 platinum. I put 285 65 20. On the stock rims as Toyota said they would fit the are the nitro grappler tires and now my self and others in the forums are having rubbing issues on the front sway bar when making sharper turns. Toyota wants to put smaller tires on as a fix. After spending over 5000 and going
With the size it says rt on the trd site I don't feel I should have to thought on what I can do. Also the only part they didn't change was the front sway bar. In 23 the trd was not an option for the platinum but I would like the trd sway bar bc it's red Toyota can't seem to find one which I don't understand I would think any trd replacement would fit any help with this would be great
Honestly not sure what I can do to help. I’d get everything on your truck that the kit entails and not pay it until the work is properly done. Or just get different wheels with a different offset to push it away from the sway bar
So I just got a 2024 Tundra and I’m having it leveled. I’m wondering if 34’s would fit the factory 20in TRD wheels without rubbing or if I need to go with 33’s. Looking at a Nitto ridge grappler or recon grappler.
Will I be able to add a 12” lift? With 40” tires?
Of you can't fit 40s with 12 inches of lift you are doing it wrong. Be sure to regear it.
So am I right in thinking the bolt pattern will be 6 x 139.7mm (5.5)?
Looking at pre ordering wheels and tires preemptively, would love to know fitment and look of a 285/70/18 with a 0 offset dished rim.
Same bolt pattern as 4runner and Tacoma. I meant to mention this
This is a question to you or to all truck lovers. I want to put 33x12.50R20 on 2023tundra 1794. I’m using the stock rims. Will I need any trimming or will the tire rub? TIA
This is great information. A perfect summary of everything floating out there in social media land.
Ideally I'd like swap my TRD wheels off my 2017 Pro 4Runner, pretty sure those are 17" even though the bolt pattern has been confirmed. A little bummed if that won't be possible.
@TRD JON would it be crazy to try to fit 305/65R18's under stock or 1" spacer lift? Toyo AT3's to be exact, with a +1 or -12 offset
The rock warrior TRD wheels on the second gen tundra fit the what appear initially to be the same size front brakes. So 17s might be possible with just the right wheels. But the bolt pattern being different means the rock warrior wheels won't work. So... Good luck finding a match.
I'd also like to keep my 34" tires from my 5th gen if possible, but might not work as they're also 17's. I like to have a quiet and smooth street set and an off-road set of wheels and tires. Then swap as needed.
@@MrJcjet Interesting about the rock warriors, I'm still holding out hope that my 4Runner TRD Pro wheels will work
I ordered wheel spacers for mine, that would fit all 6 lug Toyota wheels , BUT the lug for the 2022 tundra is BIGGER. THEY WILL NOT WORK!
Can anyone help. I’m getting 18x9 wheels but I don’t know what offset I need? I want the tires to stick out only a little bit like 3/4”-1”
Will 33s fit with the TRD 20 inch rims with no spacer?
I'm having a 2.5 rough country leveling kit installed on my 22 limited. You mentioned it should work just fine. Trying to confirm it will work. Thank you
it should yea. Spacer lifts aren't the best long term though IMO
@@TRDJon What would you recommend instead of a spacer lift? I just got a 2023 and I want to lift it long term.
I found on on jeephut a 3.5 inch leveling kit for front and rear for the 2022 toyota tundra
Thanks for the updates. I placed my deposit yesterday. Have you heard anything about bilstein 5100s for the front end? I used those to level my F150 and was very happy with the result. Also I'm hoping to have the dealer swap out my tires for something more meaty when I take delivery. Please post more updates on confirmed fitments as you get em! Thanks!
I’m sure something soon but the front suspension is completely differ t
@@TRDJon I just got my 2022 Trd off road this week I tried getting the dealership to swap my tires out but they wouldnt do it. I traded in my 2020 TSS 4x4 for it, there are things Iike about both for power my 2020 has it beat but for comfort my 2022 is way better but it is smaller inside for sure.
Worst case if you buy new and go to discount tire if you have one near you, they usually buy new tires and give you about 100-140 per tire on trade for bigger tires.
I have a 4x4 SR5 on order non trd off-road . Rear air bags. You think a leveling kit will clear 35s?
100%
Think i can put 20x10 wheels on? Then throw on some 295s without any spacers?
What’s the FB group you referred to? I’d love to see some pictures of different setups. My wife just surprised me with a 2.5” level on my ‘22 Tundra for Xmas! I want to get some beefier tires for it now but plan to keep the stock TRD black wheels that came on the truck.
Great video bro I'm waiting for 2022 Tundra does 20"×10"×33" rims and tires fits on this truck
Yes it will
Looking at the BFG KO2 285/65r20 for the TRD Sport with a 1.75 spacer up front
Should look good.
Have you tried 17" Method rims with 35s or even 37s? Without rub, no lift?
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What offset is on the aftermarket wheels? I ordered 20x9 with 0 offset and 35x11.5 ridge grapplers. Hope it works. What Facebook group are you in so I can post a pic on Friday when it’s done. Keep up the good work. Thanks.
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Great info; would it be safe to assume that with the upcoming TRD Pro already having a front leveling lift that 35" tires would work on the stock wheels?
I’m going out on a limb and saying yes
@@TRDJon any update on this? Trying to find info on putting 35s on one.
Thanks.
Hey Jon, you said the Black SR5 TRD had 295/70R17? Did you mean 295/70R18? The one i have on order is on stock 18" wheels. Did he have 17" or 18" just for clarity? Thanks.
Yes I meant 17. Sorry. I’m so use to saying 17 cuz of the 4runner. I’m sorry. 18!!!!
do you know what brand those are?
My 2022 Tundra Platinum is set to deliver 12/22, next Wednesday!
What tire size would you suggest with keeping the stock height, since the rims are 20’s??
To keep stock height I’d get the same size you got. Congratulations!
Thanks! I just ordered BFG’s (size 275/65R20)
Just a little beefier on the tire for that aggressive look.
Will share pics and a video upon delivery!
@@888devito let me know how your platinum seats came out i work at the texas plant that makes the seats dont really like the type of leather they went with hope you like them
Thanks, I’ll keep you posted on them. Only less than a week to go. Hopefully no delays
What size of tires did you decide to put on your platinum? Still waiting on mine to get here
Can I fit 35s with the 2022 trd pro lift it will come stock?
I’d say yes base on it being a little taller from factor
What’s the real dimensions of a 2-inch leveling kit?
I’m getting the SR5 off road package with 20’s. I plan on a level spacer. You’re saying I can do that and run 35’s with no run and no sensor issue’s?
That’s what it appears like
i got 295’s on mine, doesn’t rub.
Imma need a suspension lift. Spacers don't cut it.
Agreed
What's the size of the level kit you would recommend to fit 35s on the 2020 tundra platinum
1-2" up front
John what’s your opinion on the trd pro vs off road? Can you pre order them from anyone?
You can only put your name on a list currently the pro is cool but the trd off-road has all the off-road features except for the suspension
The black truck had 295 70 17’s? Why were you talking about 17’s maybe not fitting later in the video?
They are 18’s he got mixed up
Correct. I’m used to saying 17 cuz of 4runner and Tacoma. Great catch guys. My bad. 295/70/18
Ok. 295 70 R18 are 34.26”. That’s a big tire with no mods!
what max tires fit on a NON lifted Tundra (2022)
Great video! Can you share what size spacer lift would level out the truck?
Not sure
2" ReadyLift
what brand are the ones that are on the midnightblack?
Hey Jon thank you for the video. My 2022 SR5 Sport (Can) is delayed until i 2022 JAN, I am interested in the BF Goodrich KO 2 275/70/18 without any lifts or spacers. Found some at Costco I wish I can see some photos with the KO 2 on. What do you think? Thanks.
Should look great on that sport. But I think their wheels are 20's right?
Yes they are 20” rims. I’m also stuck between the 285/65 over the 275/70’s. I figure the 275/70’ KO2’s will bring the ride height up over the 285/65 KO2’s. If I’m not mistaken
Hey Jon, is the top hat the same as tye 2021 tundra in the front and rear?
Are these pics you're showing a 2 inch spacer?
You should be able to do a 3in spacer in the front and 1 inch spacer in the rear correct, if the top hats are the same?
I picked up my 2022 Tundra SR5, 6.5 ft bed, with the premium off road package last night, it's so awesome! No dealer mark up! Now I must get this thing lifted/leveled at least!
Thanks, Jon
My toyota dealership is looking heavily into the spacer lift right now before they'll do it they said they want to do a little more homework.
Yea the front top hat is the exact same. Rear is a different story. Congratulations on your new truck!!
Thanks for the info, very helpful! Just to confirm, the spacer in the video is 2 inches correct?
Thanks!
you think they're doing a 2in spacer in the front?
I believe it is 2” correct
You ordered a custom truck through a dealer? Did you have a connection? I haven’t found a dealer who will put in a custom order. I live in texas
I ordered mine through toyota. Kinda a connection but still waiting.
What Brand of tire is on that Black TRD?
Jon do you know what there gas milage is after putting a spacers and bigger tires
no i don't but im sure its lower
Do you know the offset of the stock 2022 Tundra wheels?
I need help just got my limited ordered a RC 1.75” leveling kit. What size rims full specs and tires do I need full specs to look like the trucks in the video? I’m new with this whole trucks and tires terminology
Thank you
I also ordered the RC 1.75 kit for my 22’ limited. I plan to run 35x12.50 Falken AT3’s with the Fuel Rebel in gloss black. I don’t know what offset to get? I only want the tires to stick out 3/4” to 1” for a better visual stance. I don’t like when the tires stick way out. Any help would be appreciated.
@@ericlevell4895 yeah man I’m on the same boat. Idk what offset to get
Hi Jon, what size wheels are those on the army green? 20x9? Also trying to figure what brand wheel, looks like Helo. Thanks
Offset?
I mentioned her Instagram. You can DM her if you have it. They are 20's but IDK the width
I believe the factory wheels are all 8”
When you say no one has touched the back of the trucks yet why does westcott designs offer a 3” lift in the front and 1 5/8” in the back?
Cuz this video is like 6 months old…
Who will be the hero and replace the front bumper with tow hooks and winch mount
Why no tow hooks? Toyota was begging for the aftermarket to do it I think
I agree
The other question is how to replace that rear bumper with the rear 1/4panel wrapping around
Any further info if the tundra will fit 17” rims? I have a set of Fuel Rebels off my old Tacoma that I would put on if I order one.
No
Not yet
You mention 2021 and down! Down to like 2010 or 2015? Just asking thanks.
Like the second gen truck
Any feedback yet on a Plat or 1794 with 20’s putting on a taller tire? May have missed it but any of these owners confirm all front sensors work as intended, no adaptive cruise or braking error messages or like with some 3rd gen Tacoma’s they have it disabled.
The lifter trucks had 20’s of them as well. So they will work no issues. TSS has been working too
Excellent news! Thank you
I own a 1794 and I put 275/65/r20 nitto ridge glappers on original wheels. Comes to a bit taller than 34 inches. No rubbing at all, without any lift or spacer. Might add a front level i the future just for the looks. But it's not needed.
I have a 2022 tundra coming it has the 20" stock TRD wheels. Im planning on putting a 1.75" RC level kit on it. What is the biggest tire i can run on it with no rub? I currently have the same level kit on a 14 model with 275 65 R20.
35’s
@@TRDJon like a 285 65 R20 or 295 65 R20?
@@TRDJon think i could get a 12" wide tire or ?
Will the leveling kit/spacers void any warranties?
Dealers have to prove if aftermarket components made your vehicle fail.
Like Jon said, manufacturer can't deny warranty unless they prove the non-OEM equipment contributed to the failure. That is in the Magnuson-Moss Warranty Act. Same reason why you can use non OEM oil, oil filters, etc. as long as they meet the OEM standards set forth in the owners manual.
Thank you. I forgot the name of the act.
If 33's don't rub at stock height why would they rub if you put spacers on it? would think just the opposite.
Pushes the wheel out more to rub different parts of the inner fender
Well mine supposed to be here in the next week? The package I chose was the lunar rock TRD sports package so I have 20 inch rims which I love the look of them but I’m not sure how big of a tire I can put on that truck? And never having a rear locker on a truck will I miss not having one in my new truck? I can’t wait to get mine and I can’t wait to see more content when you get yours.
The spacers won't raise the differential clearance...how much will 35s raise the differential...it seems low stock?
35 will probably raise it close to 4” or so base on the stock tires
The stock tires are 32.6 so the difference is near 2.5 inches but only half that difference is the effective lift at 1.25 inches. Then the 2" front spacer gives you additional lift in the front for 3.25" in front and 1.25" at rear axle.
Thanks for the bigger tacoma
You bet
Any of the changes void any Toyota warranties?
Dealerships have to prove that something void warranty or ruined a component
What is your build date, you had mentioned it before
It was the 13th
@2:17 you say the specs are 295/70/17 but go forward to say not sure if 17’s fit. Is his truck 17s or was it really 18s? If 18s, that would make the tire 34s.
Thanks for the video!
Yeah I don’t know tire math on what it actually is but they’re about 34s then you are correct. And they are 18s I’m so used to saying 17 because of the 4runner
@@TRDJon hey no worries, same for me on my taco haha. But good to know they’ll fit! Thanks again!
No worries!
17’s do fit…i have 17x9’s with 35x12.5 and it all fits
I thought you could also get a 3” lift get from the factory?
It's a dealer install, but it seems that it's not yet available.
I think that they change some components to maintain the balance of the truck and that will coast a bit (something along 3k I think).
TFL now made a video on it. It's almost 4k and will be available in the summer
Correct. Not available till summer
What Facebook group is this? My 22 Tundra will be here soon and I need info
Yeah like nobody lies on Facebook. There is almost no space in that front wheel well. Smh
So confused you talk about jeremy putting 295's on the factory 17's. U mean 18's?? I ended up more confused by this video
Yes I meant 18’s I’ve explained that in the comments. Sorry
Any more word on if 17" wheels will fit?
They have been shown to work on it yes.
Did you see the new Tacoma electric ?
I did. I posted about it on my IG
Hey Jon! What’s the fb group?
2022 Tundra Owners or something like that
For a truck with almost 500 lbs of torque they are no faster than a hemi ram.
But tows with tons more ease. Trucks arent about speed, if you want that then get a car.
@@TRDJon Settle down freckles, wrong answer.
Does the value go down if you lift it?
Off the subject but anytime you raise the trucks you lose the fuel mileage and these things have had a horrible reputation for fuel mileage to begin with that's been my only hold back. Toyota has not talked a whole lot about it so therefore that leads me to believe they still pretty much suck on fuel mileage 🤷🏻♂️. They have the look, they have the durability, and they have enough power.
These get over 23 mpg on the highway. Toyota has reveled that already.