I like the aluminum to reduce unsprung weight. Wish they were closer to steelie design with holes.
Looking for steelies!
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You ever find a set and like them?
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@jrmudder92 No I haven’t found any yet only because I haven’t been seriously looking. When I first posted about wanting steelies I was pretty pumped about them and then shortly after, some things came up and I had to put it on hold. Besides, I’m in the UK but moving back to the States in a few months in which case I will once again resume my search. I did get some great leads on here though and will update with a pic etc once I get it all sorted, cheers!
Good deal. I found some I’m just trying to find tires that will fit good. With the off set.
afgman786
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I believe @FlightMedic178 and @mep1811 are running the Tundra steelies. Maybe they can chime in, but should be same tires that work for stock 200 rims, and same issues.
From the reading, I'm doing both of them are running 275/70/18. Now I just gotta do more reading and see what's the biggest I can run safely without a ton of mods haha
You should be able to find the steelies on Craigslist or the website Tundras.com. Lots of stock rims and tires go up for sale on the Tundras site. A few years ago, I couldnt give away my steel wheels that came stock on my 2018 Tundra. I ended up taking them to a recycling yard and getting $100.00. Would have much rather given them away. You should be able to find them cheap (maybe free) with or without tires.
afgman786
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285/70 should definitely work
if with the big off set?
285/65 works perfectly. 295/70 might be little big
Did you mean 285? Also, the truck is not stock. it's built out. if that. makes any difference.
Yes, sorry. 285/70 will be big. They will hit KDSS
Ill probably just do 275/70/18 they are just a hair bigger
afgman786
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You'll regret it... this is what 275s look like. I'm sharing a picture since bumper are similar and lift. A couple people have done the 285 without much issue. I believe you will need spacers though.
Ahhh why is this so hard. Haha. I was honestly trying to avoid spacers. Why would I need them?
I'm running 275/70-18 tires. I get a little rub on full lock turns.
afgman786
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I think you might.. I'm going to take the lazy way and tag @mcgaskins that has done this to answer your question instead of searching for his thread.
@mcgaskins he's stuck on 285/70/18 decision
@jrmudder92 You need spacers because you need more offset. It’s a really easy fit. Why are spacers an objection?
No real reason. Mainly because I have zero clue what I need to make everything work. What size tires or spacers? haha. Just kinda overwhelmed lol
Those are 18" wheels I believe, so if you don't want to do any additional work I'd go with a 285/65/18 or 275/70/18. I personally experienced mild rubbing on 275/70/18 but never on 285/65/18. I ran 285/70/18 for a while stock, but that's really pushing the limits of what you can fit without trimming the front bumper.
