I have a 2007 Tundra Crewmax 2wd with a beltech 2/4 lowering kit. Can 24" wheels be installed without any rubbing problems?
pinionshodan
if your truck already has the lowering kit on it. Measure out your factory tire height from floor to top, factory in the 24" wheel will most likely be about 25-26" in terms of overall height, then factor in the tire size you want to run.
For example, a 295/35/24 has a sidewall height of 4". So lets say for example - your wheel is 26" in overall, +4" for tire, so 30" overall. Measure that in comparison to your overall height that you have now, and see where you stand.
I feel as if most of us here don't really have too much experience with 24's, but this way it'll give you a rough idea of it, and you'll only need to worry about your width/offset after that.
All in all - You shouldn't have to worry about it. 24" wheels aren't crazy on such a huge truck like our tundras. Here's a pic - 4/5 lowering kit w/ 24's. You should still check yours though.
[img="http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL180/4569880/9600664/385211575.jpg"]http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL180/4569880/9600664/385211575.jpg[/img]
For example, a 295/35/24 has a sidewall height of 4". So lets say for example - your wheel is 26" in overall, +4" for tire, so 30" overall. Measure that in comparison to your overall height that you have now, and see where you stand.
I feel as if most of us here don't really have too much experience with 24's, but this way it'll give you a rough idea of it, and you'll only need to worry about your width/offset after that.
All in all - You shouldn't have to worry about it. 24" wheels aren't crazy on such a huge truck like our tundras. Here's a pic - 4/5 lowering kit w/ 24's. You should still check yours though.
[img="http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL180/4569880/9600664/385211575.jpg"]http://pic20.picturetrail.com/VOL180/4569880/9600664/385211575.jpg[/img]
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