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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 16 ธ.ค. 2011
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Toyota Tundra 275/65/20 Nitto Recon AT Tires on Stock Wheels - Part 2
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I put 3.5" RC lift kits on my 2011 Tundra. I like to use stock 20" rims with 35" tires. What size of wheel spacers should i use?
Spider trax do not get ksp
Stumbled across this video and it fixed my rattle in my 2016 Chevrolet Silverado. My wife thanks you very much as it drove her nuts.
Clean
Prefect
did you notice your MPG drop at all???
@@kona6451 2-3mpg or so…
Great looking truck! Did you lose any turning radius with this kit?
@@EricMorgan-q8y thank you! Not sure, it didn’t seem like it but you know these don’t have the best turning radius to begin with.
@@jmltube41 Thank you!
Should fit stock without any lift
Great job!
MAN THAT IS CLEAN!!!!!
Thank you!!!! Appreciate that!
That thing begs for 285 65 r20s
? Well, thought this video is to see if 275/65/20 will fit on a Tundra stock setup without any modifications, cuts, or lifts? You didn’t answer your own question from video 1….but added a lift to accommodate the tire size increase.
Don’t know. But the internet says they will fit on stock setup. I wasn’t looking to put them on without a lift so… that’s that. Tundra’s forum have whole threads on this. Good luck.
Some actually that long bolt goes on the the other way but idk what dumbass designed it to where you can’t get it out
I don't think you need to do any trimming with the 3.5" lift kit. I put 33s on mine and there is no rubbing.
Thanks for the video. Gonna do this to my 2016 Sierra
this size working without lifted ? same my truck
Nice work
Do you think you would have had rubbing issues with out the lift. I love your let up. I have a tundra also. But I don’t want to life mine
Wish you would have flipped it so we could see the other side of the sidewall.
I actually just had them remounted with the aggressive side out. Will send an update showing this shortly.
Do you think these tires would rub without doing the lift?
I’ve heard some say they fit fine without the lift. I think it would be fine.
I have 2018 Titan platinum with stock 275/60/20 I want to get 65 do you think I will rub?
That’s the size I put on mine and have no issues rubbing. I say go for it, if you’re comfortable with it..!
Hubieras puesto el lado más agresivo para afuera no para adentro es mi opinión para que se sacaras el máximo look
Great looking truck. I have a 2019 TRD Pro, all stock, with the exception of the Go Rino running boards. Getting ready to put those same tires on it, but I'm going with 275/75/18's. Love the Fox suspension.
How are the tires holding up? Road noise, wet traction, mpg etc. thanks!
Tires holding up great..! Road Noise is very quiet, similar to stock. No hum or whine. MPG is 15mpg at 75mph long distance. City is 10-13mpg at best. But I have a heavy foot.
Is that the non LT version ?
You installed bigger tires that would’ve fit without lifting the truck. What you failed to mention is how much you lift the truck… now that the truck is lifted the tires look smallish again…
Great video. Do you have to lift it for these to fit without rubbing. I only have a 2 inch level on the the front but want nicer tires. Thanks!
Not sure. Some say no, others say it helps. They probably will be fine with your lift… Good Luck!
You think 285 65 20 will be a problem for my tundra?
You’ll probably have slight rubbing but nothing too bad. Depends on your wheel offset and if you have a lift. Good Luck!
@@jmltube41 well I have the Fox 2.0 it gives you a 2 inch lift and the wheels are stock 20 inch
Did you try the other side wall design out or just not a fan of it?
Actually I wanted the more aggressive side out but the shop misunderstood and put the less aggressive side out… didn’t know till I picked it up. Haha all good though!
Tires look small ... looks like you undersized ... especially since it's lifted .
Nope. Perfect size for this lift and to keep from having to chop up the mud flaps, air dams, and exposing the fog lights. I have my reasons for this set up and if you listen to both videos it may make more sense.
@jmltube41 Sorry man, but I have to disagree. You could have sized up without chopping or cutting. Especially since u lifted. You wouldn't have to have altered anything.
@@7sonero7 you can disagree all you want, but you’re incorrect. Given the rims size, offset, tire height, tire width, and especially turning radius, any larger in any direction and it will rub and require trimming. It’s simple math and I’ve had to do this before so I know how it works. The goal this time was to keep it as stock as possible and NOT trim or rub at all. This barely makes it.
@jmltube41 Sorry, sir, but I have seen it done with your exact setup. Bottom line, you are happy with the look, and that's all that matters. Beauty is in the eye of the beholder.
I have a 21 tundra and noticed the same thing on your differential has like(sweating/oil leak) is it a normal think because dealer says it’s normal but just wondering cause I don’t think so
According to Toyota, it’s normal. I had a 2018 and it did the same thing as the ‘21. I took mine to the dealer and they sent pictures to Toyota to review and the manufacturer confirmed it’s normal.
Thank you so much my lifted 6” and was scared of paying out of pocket due to not validating the warranty I like your truck kinda making go back to leveled
Wheel, not rim.
Wow! Im sorry toyota did that to the 2021s. Those stock tires look hideous. My 2020 tundra came stock with 275/55/20 wrangler g/y duratrac tires with nice treads. And that was stock
What part number is the lift?
I've been torturing my self with the back and forth on this - LOVE my tundra and the way it drives; dont want to loose any comfort or durability of parts like axels, ball joints, tie rods, but really want the 3.5 vertex kit. I heard there is some cutting of the stock frame... Anyway, do you notice any change in ride quality? also, did you ever run the 275/65r20's without the lift? I am doing tires next week, but definitely not the lift yet if I do it at all. Will they rub?
No cutting or trimming for my setup… never ran this size without the lift of course, and the ride is way better with this suspension than the stock..! You won’t be disappointed when you get your setup.
Watch this one: th-cam.com/video/iijTk8joSIQ/w-d-xo.html
@@jmltube41 THANKS! So but "way better" you mean smoother? Some guys like a firm ride for handling but I prefer the feel of 1970's cadillacs haha
@@jmltube41 I will. I may have a few questions for you as youre the first one i;ve enocuntered with the exact setup i want. Any chance I can ask off line?
Beautiful truck and thank you for keeping the mud flaps on! One less truck flinging up rocks into anyone behind them
Haha thanks!
Did you have any issue with the passenger reservoir? Mine feels like there’s something in the way and I can’t mount it properly. Did you have to cut your fender liner?
I had mine installed by a local truck shop. They didn’t say if there were any issues or trimming but it’s possible.
How is your gas mileage?? Please
15-17 hwy and 13 city
Just installed these along with some 35” 22’s on my 2018 tundra and absolutely love them!
Awesome! Congrats!
@@jmltube41 Did you use wheel spacers? What brand and what size? What offset did you achieve to put 35" tires?
Did your tundra have a lean after installing these coilovers?
None. Truck sits level all around..!
One of the most bad ass looking Tundras yet!!!
Really appreciate that bro..! Thank you!
Did you have those wheels/rims painted or powder coated?
Not sure… They are the stock wheels that come on the Nightshade from Toyota.
Are these load rated SL or E?
I don’t know about you but I put these tires recently on my 2021 ram 1500 and I don’t like them at all I can literally feel the tread on the streets and once on the highway forget about it the vibration on the steering wheel after 50 mph I am very dissatisfied with them specially after what I payed for them
Doesn’t sound like the tires in my opinion. They may not be properly balanced, or you could have a slight alignment issue. I’m no expert, and all I can say is mine rides smooth and quiet no matter the road conditions. Sorry you’re having an issue.
@@jmltube41 I got the car Aligned as soon as I got them I’m trying to get them changed I really like the way they look and I see other videos of people saying how good they are hopefully I can get the issue resolved
So there is no rubbing on this tire size?
I've got a 2012 4x4 that sees about 80% street use. I've got Bilstein 5100's on there now, which are really nice, but good lord they're stiff. I sadly don't have a King or Fox budget, so these may be in my future! Thanks for the video!
Rough country N3 struts will lift you 2” give you a more level look and ride a heck of a lot nicer I don’t have them on I have an older design with adjustable settings. I just have it set to softest. Little body roll but not enough to cause me alarm.
Wow!! What a gorgeous set up. Do you still own ur tundra?
Yes!!! Thank you!
Damn brother. I was about to burn the damn thing for insurance money. Thanks for the save
Got a link for the spacer kit for the driveshaft??
www.roughcountry.com/carrier-bearing-drop-kit-1776box1.html?find=2021-toyota-tundra-4wd-760665
My is 2017 , but I don't want to cut or lift . What's the biggest size tire I can put..???
Could you fit these with out the lift? I have a 21 trd sport i'd like to use the same tires without a lift.
Nice. About to throw them on my dodge. Only good thing about a dodge is the massive wheel wells. Not even thinking about rubbing for a second.