Upgrade tire size to 285/60 R18 on TRD Sport without lift?

[JCNFLA]

Good morning everyone just looking for some info on upgrading my tire size without lift
my trd sport has 265/65 R18 looking to put on 285/60 R18 on wondering if anyone has put on 285 as of yet

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[NewtoToyota]

Following this. I have seen a lot of info on 17" wheels but not 18'

 

[ToyotaTaco4G]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

 

[NewtoToyota]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

Love how much some bigger more aggressive tires completely change the look of the truck. Great color choice by the way.

 

[JCNFLA]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

WHAT IS YOUR OFF SET? IM LOOKING TO UP SIZE TO 285/70/R18

 

[ToyotaTaco4G]

I am running the factory rim only changed the tires. So the offset is whatever it is factory. I did some research and found +56 is the offset but I’m not sure if that’s true. I will say my wheels don’t poke outside of the fenders, 285 apparently match up perfectly with the fender flares. I opted for 275s instead of 285 so I wouldn’t kill my MPG. I got about 21mpg stock. I get about 18mpg now with the new tires and air dam removed.

 

[Odzter]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

Looks good. I’m thinking about doing the same. Can you share more pics?

 

[Nicbordelon]

I am running the factory rim only changed the tires. So the offset is whatever it is factory. I did some research and found +56 is the offset but I’m not sure if that’s true. I will say my wheels don’t poke outside of the fenders, 285 apparently match up perfectly with the fender flares. I opted for 275s instead of 285 so I wouldn’t kill my MPG. I got about 21mpg stock. I get about 18mpg now with the new tires and air dam removed.

I did the same, Nitto Ridge Grappler 275/70/18 on my Tacoma Limited. Removed valance and mud flaps too. The tires are 10ply and pretty heavy, you can see it in the MPG. I”m still getting use to the drive modes and feel of the truck. Only driven a few hundered miles, mostly city miles. Im having trouble getting use to seeing 14-16MPG average! They look good though! My 2020 Limited had same tires but a bit smaller 265/65/18 and didn’t notice the difference.

 

[cranny]

I have a 2024 Off Road Premium hybrid (Canadian) with SBD. The truck came stock with Falken Wildpeak AT3WA 265/70/18 tires. Toyota tells me the stock wheels have 30mm offset. I replaced the tires with 285/65/18 BFG T/A KO3s. No modifications required. They look great. Feels a little less snappy or more planted on road. Will perform way better off road which was the point.

I saw this ICON video showing what they found to be their optimal tire size on 17" rims with 25mm offset and used a tire size calculator to match it to the same diameter and width on 18" rims.

 

[thefinalstraw]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

hi, new here. this is exactly the truck i just put a deposit on today and exactly the tires i plan to put on it. this looks awesome - do you have any more pics, like maybe a side profile?

 

[magnitude7138]

Hi, I have a 2024 Trd Sport. I replaced the factory 265/65/r18 with 275/70/r18. Fit perfectly, no rubbing, no lift. In fact there’s enough space I think 285/70/r18 would fit as well with no issue.

Are these Falken Wildpeak AT4? I can't quite make out the AT part. How are they as far as performance/noise/mpg drop? Just got a sport and looking at getting these!

 

[Airborne]

Would love to see more pics on this as well , i have TRD Offroad ,Hybrid. Im staying with 18 “ because i like them , and 285,s would be my choice, im the exception here i guess. I like some poke, it fits truck very well , so next tires and wheels will have poke, not extreme but i likee a wider stance, not pizza cutter, fuel milage isnt big issue to me ,
Suppose theres so many options , big,small, skinny, chubby lol…such is life
David

 

[MustardTiger]

Would love to see more pics on this as well , i have TRD Offroad ,Hybrid. Im staying with 18 “ because i like them , and 285,s would be my choice, im the exception here i guess. I like some poke, it fits truck very well , so next tires and wheels will have poke, not extreme but i likee a wider stance, not pizza cutter, fuel milage isnt big issue to me ,
Suppose theres so many options , big,small, skinny, chubby lol…such is life
David

Do you know the offset of the factory 18's on the TRD Off Road Hybrid?

 

[Airborne]

Im sorry i dont know that, however @tacorancher ,will know he is very helpful and knowledgeable on this , he has been very helpful with all questions ive had on this subject….
David

 

[tacorancher]

Im sorry i dont know that, however @tacorancher ,will know he is very helpful and knowledgeable on this , he has been very helpful with all questions ive had on this subject….
David

Hey guys - I know the 17” OR wheels are +55 but we need someone to chime in on the hybrid 18” wheels - I want to say they are also +55 but need verification — tagging @MustardTiger

@grizzlyoutlaw may know

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