I ran the 305 65 18 bfg a/t on my stock wheels and tundra for a week before adding a leveling kit on.

 

Sounds like the recommendation would be to get a leveling kit or lift kit? How much do those costs and what kind? Any info for it? Is there a difference if leveling kit and lift kit?

 

I've been checking out possibilities of 18inch wheels and tires as well and have been looking at the 305/60/18. I'm pretty sure they would fit without any rub at all.
Kfab-Did yours rub at all before you put the kit on?

 

Kfab-Did yours rub at all before you put the kit on?

No, even though I did trim the skip plate a little but wasn't needed after rechecking it with both wheels turned. I did took off the front little mud flap in front of the wheels. Ran it like that for a week before the leveling kit and spacer went on.

 

I have the exact truck with same rims and have the same questions

 

i see you all are fairly new here...

lemme introduce you to the search function...

TundraTalk.net - Toyota Tundra Discussion Forum - Search Forums


also here is the tire section, including a what fits area...

Tundra Wheels & Tires - TundraTalk.net - Toyota Tundra Discussion Forum

this should help all of you, also if you need, there is a tab above that says forums, you can click there and find a bunch of areas with different topics including suspension, wheels/tires, performance, and even off topic to shoot the bs...

hope this helps, as it should, being as these questions ARE and HAVE BEEN answered in one of the listed areas.

 

i just went to alocal truck shop and was told the 305's ran to close to the inside control arm ... anyone see this?
i think i might go with stock rims on BFG AT 275/70/18 - supposed to be the equivalent of 33's

 

Yeah I was told by discount as well that a 305/60r18 tire will fit without any rub on +25 offset or more. That's a pretty wide tire though.

 

33's fit stock no rubbing all day

 

My problem is having 20" stock rims with 275/55/R20 high performance tires, that I need to change out to an all-terrain...can handle the mud, etc set of tires. It seems my best option is to sell the current rims and tires, downsize the rims to 18", and put on a set of 285/65/18 for my off-road needs. Where I'm lost, is in needing to know if a small amount of lifting will be needed to accommodate the difference.

 

Same here. I have the ReadyLift 3/1 so I'm pretty sure I can throw what would equate to a 33 on mine with no issues.

 

I have a 2009 CrewMax TRD with the stock BFG Rugged Terrain 275/65/18 on them. I'm gonna buy new tires this month and will get BFG A/T TA. Will 285/65/18 fit on my truck, with no level nor lift required?

 

Yes

 

2008 tundra rim/tire size



I just put Rims and tires on my 08 double cab sr5 4x4 5.7 trd yesterday. 285/65r18 rub just a tad.. Installing a front coil booster 1.5" kit this weekend. Hope this helps..