Toyota Tundra on 35's - The Perfect Fitment
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- How to fit true 35" tires on a Toyota Tundra without chopping the cab mount. General Tire ATX 35x12.5x18 on Method Racing 701 +25 offset hub centric.
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So excited I just bought the same rims after countless hours of research. Gonna run 35x12.5s too and a 3.5 lift.
Great choice! It will look killer!
I really feel you men. I have toyota hilux lifted 3 inches and fitting a 285/75/r17 is a struggle. So for previous expirience that I had with other trucks, i preffer go little bit smaller with the tyre and not having to chop anything because chopping and cutting is good for not rubbing in street use but when you go off road is another story. Wrapping up better go with aftermarket bull bar or smaller tyre.
I agree! Slightly smaller tire is much easier and less painful. The visual difference is minimal and barely noticeable.
love the setup, im looking for somthing like this, thanks!
Great video. I'm wanting to go with Methods 703s in 17" and +35. I was concerned about UCA clearance, but after watching this, I think I'll be good.
Thanks! +35 with stock uca may be close. Worse case you can run a small spacer if you feel safe, or it’s a good reason to buy new uca!
@@RoadPatina I’m already on SPC UCAs. Hate to run a spacer on brand new wheels. Method only offers 0 or +35 in a 17” wheel, may have to go with 18” if I want that perfect +25
Much better look than the old wheels. Looks nice!
Thank you!
In the tire hunt and currently looking at the grabber atx. Not the reason i clicked on this video but its nice to see them looking good!!
Thanks for watching!
absolutely beautiful build, I'm going to have to follow some of these ideas!!
Thank you!
Those wheels look great on the grey btw
Thanks a ton!!!
I don’t do a lot of mods but I thought the heat gun was genius. I will stick that idea in my back pocket and use it another day.
Haha I got the idea from a Tundra forum!
I got 2013 tundra and i got 20” tuff black and gold wheel seat on a 295-60-20(34” tires falken wildpeak) stock suspension and 2.5 in level kit in the the front and it look so good. And by the way i dont have any weird look. All 4 wheels stick out like 2in
Sounds sweet! Lucky yours fit well. I wish mine did.
a easy way to fix the fog light covers is to unbolt them and push the bottom portion of the cover into the housing. Just heat it and bend it upwards into the lower bumper caps and screw back in the two small 10mm bolts. That's what I did on my tundra as I plan on running 35s in the future but what you did works as well. Great looking truck and setup. Love the clean look and color combo.
Thanks Jason! I heated and pushed in the plastic as far as it will go. It is rubbing on the bumper corner lower mounting ear behind plastic that is metal. One last attempt before spacing the bumper!
@@RoadPatina I forget who I is but a few companies make nicer bumper spacer brackets or you could use some metal washers from your local hardware store. Either way love the truck. Excited to see more content
@@Kallu.Media1 much appreciated! Not much left, unless I go all in!
@@RoadPatina Just go full long travel and supercharge it already. It's just money lol
@@Kallu.Media1 seriously wish I could! That’s the dream👍
any panhard bar set up will be offset a bit because you have to compensate for the travel. If it's centered in a neutral stance then flexed it would be too far the other way.
Im glad im not the only one with tire poke on the right
Drives me crazy! I try not to look at it but my OCD knows its there...
I thought the guys at the body shop put my bed on wrong all this time😂
Nice truck! Mine is silver but I like that color!
I like the silver. It’s rare!
Looks good.
I was wondering what the grey/bronze combo would look like. I have a 4wd double cab same color / went with the new Method 705 in matte black / I kinda wish I'd gone with the platinum since black wheels are over done these days and that series is not available in bronze. The 705 also have the +25 which is what sold me over the top and I had to have them. I'm about to do a 3.5 Ironman 4x4 lift, so it looks like I'll be able to fit 35's......your truck looks perfect man. It really is a challenge to get it "just right" and you nailed it!
Thanks man! Well, if you got the rims you like and the right offset I think your good to roll! Later, if you really get bored or sick of the black, paint them. I bet they will grow on you more and more. Who cares what everyone else is running!
True 35’s are close to the cab mount and bumper no mater what you do. Some run the metric size that is about a 34” tire with better clearance. 285/75-18 I think? If I did more off-roading, I would probably trim the bumper or maybe run 34s. FWIW.
Method has the 706 on sale for 246. I went to Discount Tire to see if they could get them and save me 100 on shipping and they offered them for 236.00 and no fee for install/balance - The 706 have a +35 offset so they will tuck in another 1/2" compared to the +25.@@RoadPatina
@@thebigempty_5792 cool! Make sure nothing rubs before you pay!
Not sure if I’m just not paying attention, but what height are you running on the front suspension?
Would love to know how it behaves at highway speed, or like you said under full articulation. Also would be helpful if you gave us a rundown on the suspension gear you're running.
@ 8:05 I discuss the suspension a bit. It performs great on highway! Slightly firmer than stock but you loose the wallowy floating feeling and less diving under breaking. King remote resivoir coilovers with total chaos uca. King rear shocks on stock leafs and shackles!
The 35x18 ride much smoother on pavement than the 33x20. Articulation soon!
i have similar setup with 2.5 lift in the front and Icon Rebound 17" wheels with +25 offset. no rub at normal psi. only rubs at full lock at or below 20psi. No BMC on mine either
@@skye1355 nice set up! What size tires?
@@RoadPatina 35/12.5r17
Nice Truck!
Looks nice
Thank you!
I didn't know about that rear axle thing ...I'll have to check mine and see if I can notice any difference. I like your setup...I have 285/75/R18 Duratracs(true 35 inch tall tire but narrower) on my stock TRD PRO rims & it only slightly rubs the front sway bar at full lock. I hardly ever turn full lock so doesn't bother me too much now.
Axle is a total bummer for me! Would a small spacer help your rub?
@@RoadPatina yes it would but I'm against spacers. If only the trd pro rims were a positive 50 offset instead of a positive 60 then I'm sure it wouldn't rub at all
@Dale Phillips watching this a yr later, I've been looking for spacing on 285/75/r18s. I'm only lifting 2 or 2.5 in the front and would like it to stuff up nicely
@@johncomeaux4821 it'll work fine as that is all the TRD PRO is raised
The aesthetic looks great. I def want this combo on my tundra. How much did this cost you?
A little over 2k for tires wheels mounted balanced and road hazard warranty. I then sold old set for 800.
Just enough poke. Looks good
Well one tire is a little too much poke but the other 3 are good 🤣
We’re all together with the weird asymmetry on our Tundras. Good luck with that OCD boys!
Try not to look at it! But I know it’s there taunting me.
You didn't mention is the truck stock before putting the 35tires on your tundra..
No lift or leveling kit was in the truck so the 35s would fit.
Line up your bed that what I have to do, unscrew the bed with torxbit! Get a big level, put next to tire from ground up get tape measure and measure from level to bed and see which way you need push bed. The. When you happy tight torx screws back.
Thanks for that! I heard of some people having success with realigning the bed. I’ll take a look!
I had method race wheels on my 2016 crewmax and the rear was off just like you showed. Drove me crazy
Preach! I look at it every single day and even in my side mirror ☠️
@@RoadPatina Fix with a 1" spacer on the left rear. my 2014 has this exact same issue. I was able to jog the rear axle half an inch to the R by loosening the u bolts and using a floor jack to gently shove it while tightening the bolts. Just need a half inch spacer now on the L. Dumb design flaw for sure.
@@Dirtmango really! That may work. Need to find the time to get under it. Thanks!
I just did my lift and I noticed that the right rear passenger tire sticker out more and I started to trip lol
also - I wonder what the largest size that could be fitted without dealing with the clearance issue - 285/295?
I fit 295 on my stock TRD pro with no issue
I'm running the same Methods in a 17 with a neutral offset and they poke out about the same as yours if not, slightly more. However I have a '13 Ford F-150
These look great on any truck!
@@RoadPatina they sure do! I really like the bead grip on the wheels, it helps out so much when driving on the dunes.
P.S. your Tundra is such a nice looking truck! Absolutely love the color combo
I have the same on a 17 fords only need a 0 offset to be the perfect poke
Love this setup. Did you need to re-gear for the tires?
Stock gears and I slightly noticed going from worn out 33s to brand new 35s. I would not regear unless running 37s, seems to be the norm!
@@RoadPatina Awesome! Thank you for the info. Hope you don't mind, but I'm planning to copy everything you've done (it'll be on a Super White Tundra, so not a total copycat). This is exactly what I have been looking for but I wasn't sure about the re-gearing.
@@jgbecker24 glad to help! I don’t mine and actually encourage it. Took a while to get here and love how it turned out. Just need to work on the front bumper rub and that’s it. Or just send it and go long travel 😮
So I just ordered some Dobinsons IMS 2.5” coil overs and shocks. How much of a lift did you get in the rear? Thanks man! Awesome setup!
Rear shocks did not give me any lift. Rear lift will come from leaf springs, shackles, and or body lift. Happy trails!
@@RoadPatina Gotcha. Maybe I’ll go with some Billsteins 5100s and shackles.
I think the reason it looks flush on the rear of one side is because these truck have what they call the toyota lean on driver side. I think it might be because of the gas tank being on the driver side.
It drives me crazy!
What have you done as far as lift/leveling? Very nice rig man. 💪
Thank you! King coilovers and TC UCA
Very nice! I wonder what's your average mpg
Awful! About 12mpg and worth every penny.
I know this video is a little old but do you know what your caster numbers were after alignment? I have same wheels in black but 18" on 35's as well with King 2.5 remote adjusters. I have the bumper spacer already in but it does rub on the cab mount. Need to move the wheel forward..
Yes, if your bumper is spaced have them move wheel forward (caster) away from cab mount. I don’t recall my specs, sorry. Actually need to have it realigned soon!
@@RoadPatina the front to back movement you get when adjusting caster is only a byproduct of changing the caster. Caster is actually the rotation of the steering knuckle, and having too much or too little caster angle determines how your vehicle handles, particularly bump steer. Positive caster will keep the vehicle from "wandering", or excessive bump steer, while driving straight, and the more positive caster you have, the further forward in the wheel well your tire will sit, although it's not a huge difference. Negative caster will move your wheel towards the rear of the opening slightly, but can lead to a truck that doesn't have proper straight-line stability. Caster is measured by the position of the lower ball joint in relation to the upper ball joint.
Yeah. I’m eating lunch. How’s your back? I’ve been praying for you
Would you say you need the lift and the control arms to do this?
Not necessarily! The lift yes, but the control arms are not required. Thy will help keep the geometry correct and easier to align.
Great video, love the way it looks! I want to do the exact same thing to my Tundra. Wanted to ask you, I'm actually pretty curious as to do you have a lift kit on your truck? Is it a 2x4 or 4x4? My Tundra is a TSS (SR5) 2 Wheel Drive. Did you lose many mpg's?
Thanks! It’s 2wd and running king coilovers and total chaos uca. I recently spaced the front bumper about a half inch to alleviate most of the rubbing. True 35x12 are not exactly easy to clear!
@@RoadPatina and did you have to lift it? If so, how much?
@@davidgarza6339 just king coilovers.
Is the back lifted any? A block? Or did you just pick the front up? Good looking truck
Thanks! Back has zero lift
Do you have a picture of what the 0 offset wheels look like
I do not. Google has plenty. Also check tundra forums!
Was there a significant difference in mpg after upgrading to bigger tires?
Slightly, but the stance is worth it!
How many miles on the rig now? How’s its holding up?
About 77k and running great! Covid commute is 0mi. per day and saving me gas 😂
How is towing with that suspension? Is it better or worse than stock? Or is it the same.
Should be better as it’s a tad more controlled and firm. Yet to tow any real load with this “tow rig” 🤦♂️
@@RoadPatina Ok cool, when you get to towing something you should 100% make a video 👌🏼
Smart Pick!
What about when the truck has weight in it? Does it rub then?
I have yet to load it up too much or tow anything, it’s a truck, why would I do anything silly like that!
How much rub when you articulate the suspension off road.
Only small rub on plastic when backing out of the mall parking lot! That’s all she sees theses days 😂
What I meant was no 35s without bmc and bumper cut or afternarket. I have 12.5.s.
It looks like you have 10s. Either way my tires were almost 2g for4.
Don't make the mistake I did and rip lugs off of them. Make sure ur suspension travels
I hear yah! I am 35x12.5x18. Not much heavy off-roading, mainly the family mall crawler 😂
I'm running 35's on my 17 tundra 4x4. What psi are you set at front and rear?
Whatever it ends up at after a year between oil changes! Prob around 35ish.
I have 35s on my 2015 tundra and when I either floor it or whilst towing a trailer and it downshifts, I lose power and a traction control light comes on on the dashboard. Has this happened to you?
I have never experienced that
Lucky you still have your wheel trim on the back of the fog lights
Do they get chewed up easily?
@@RoadPatina no I don’t know my 2018 came like that when I bought it used from toy dealership came with level kit and on 35”
Sorry if I missed it...did you mention what your shock height was set at with the Kings? Front and rear?
Good question! The King coilovers come set from King at about 2.25-2.5 inches. You can crank them up a little but I don’t recommend it, too much preload on the spring. Some people run a small spacer on top of the Kings for a bit more lift. The rear Kings are just shocks and there is no lift. Stock leaf springs and hangers.
@@RoadPatina Thanks for the quick reply. I plan to go Bilstein 6112s in front and 5100s in the rear. I will have a canopy though so it will be interesting to see if I need more height in the back so I'm not nose up. I really like the look of your wheels and tires. I'll be doing something real similar.
@@Justin-zs1ql how do you like your bilstein, especially 6112? I have 5100 on all 4 tires.
@@jeffreysantos9070 I've had 5100s on my 2002 Tundra. While not a direct comparison the 6112s in the front feel a little more plush. I went with with the 1.9" setting and CB shims to provide ~ 2.9" lift in the front while not completely preloading the springs. I also have +2 CB shackles for 1.25" lift in the rear. Sits almost perfectly level with a canopy.
I know this video is old but I am curious to know if the tires tuck inside the wheel wells at full articulation?
how many inches are you lifted though cuz you’re not on stock suspension
The king coilovers raise it about 2.5 inches over stock. The total chaos upper control arms keep the geometry inline, unlike using stock upper control arms and lifting the truck!
What are the exact rim specs please. Looking at getting these wheels!
Great choice! 18x9 5-150 25mm offset Method MR701 Bronze for the win!!!
i want a 6 inch lift but stock rim still any
suggestion
Stock rims with 6in lift will look like you skipped leg day. They really limit tire size you can run. Stock offset is high. Wheels with 0mm to +25mm is a good start.
@@RoadPatina okay ima jus get some 20x10
Is it lifted/levelled? I probably missed that info.
Yes @ 8:05 I discuss the setup!
How big is the lift that u have at the time of this video
Just King coilovers with Total Chaos upper control arms.
Did you lift your Tundra? If so, how much and what setup?
King coilovers and Total Chaos UCA.
@@RoadPatina how much of a lift did you do?
@@BrandonAgpaoa it’s about 2-2.5in with the coilovers.
What is the exact setup you are running?
Methods are 18" +25 offset. Tires 35X12.5X18 General ATX. King coilovers and Total Chaos UCA front. King shocks in the rear.
Did you lift the truck?
Check out the video @8:05 King coilovers and Total Choas UCA!
Do u have to get the truck lifted for this set up to work?
Just a few inches in the front should do. I am running king coilovers and no cab chop!
@@RoadPatina like if I get a 1.5 inch leveling kit in the front I’ll be good?
@@matthewbarber3153 that will be tight. Check on Tundras dot com. They have all the info... May be worth going P metric and stepping down a tad from a 35
What's your mpg with 35s?
Not great. About 13mpg combined. Not much highway.
Did you take a leak by your rear tire before you filmed? LOL
get some bumper shims bro it works.
Do they noticeably push out the bumper?
@@RoadPatina won't notice bro and i have all mud flaps on still.
@@jrfuapapaqueen3225 good deal thanks man 👍
@@RoadPatina no problem bro! God bless!
What company sells the bumper spacer kit?
Hey what size lift do you have. Just leveled? I have 2020 tundra and what do big tires and just getting some ideas. Thanks
King coilover in the front. King shocks rear. Essentially leveled, about 2.5in front lift.
@@RoadPatina gotcha. Looks awesome thanks for the help
What’s your lift setup? I see upc front shocks. What else did you do?
Nothing. Just king coilovers and total chaos uca in front and king shocks in rear!
@@RoadPatina no shackles in rear? Just shocks?
@@Trd2020 it came with the shocks but the leafs and shackles look stuck to me.
@@RoadPatina right on
Damn! I just bought 33s today for my 3.5 lift kit. I'm regretting now. I was told 35s wouldn't fit! Smh.
Some do some don’t. But 33 are good to go! Don’t beat yourself up.
@RoadPatina You may have stated it in the video, and I didn't pick up on it. What's the offset on these wheels?
@@Nathan-wn5mc 25mm
you could probably use a heat gun and push the plastic back
I agree "night and day" and as the truck is now you should only drive it at night. It looked way better with the black wheels
I'm a sucker for bronze wheels.
Me too!
The only thing you can do about the axle is cut and center the mounts. The axle definitely doesn’t twist in that direction or anything. Who knows why the axle is offset, but Toyota engineers do know what they are doing
I won’t be doing all that. Offset it will remain!
@@RoadPatina I noticed it on my truck too and it bugs me 😭😭😭 it will also remain lol
Can see a thing
Really?
Looked better with the black wheels if you ask me!!!! But nobody asked, so enjoy!!! lol
I’ll be most worried about the ratio inside the dif . . . I’ll would change it as soon as I could before jumping anything bigger than factory specs . . .
Its widely discussed that 35s on these trucks is acceptable with stock gearing. 37s on the other hand benefit from gear change!
Don’t need to change ratios
Your not going to rock a true 35 on tundras and be able to hit bumps at full lock, or anywhere near it.
Remove bumper, chop the mount, and then long travel may clear!
I did with no chopping or rubbing at all on mine with a 2.5" lift 🤷♂️
still to much poke, not bad. truck looks great though
I agree! Not many wheels out there with higher than +25 offset. Rock warriors are too high and generally need a spacer.
What this guy will go through just to gain 2".
Why does the bulge and front grille look like they are different colors?
8 year old paint vs new paint. Won’t be perfect unless color matched to the exact truck.
It’s not -25 offset?
+25 offset for sure. They would be sticking out like a roller skate if they were -25!
Another guy with too much time on his hands, money to piss away and trying to compensate for his shortcomings.