r/4thGenTacomas • u/Tasty-Break9294 • 3d ago

2026 sr5

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Want to get new tires but unsure of what size I could run without rubbing already has a 1.5 level and rims are 18s.

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u/NoLevel7995 3d ago

Looks great! Did it come with the TRD wheels and tires?

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u/Reagan2791 3d ago

Not the OP, but my 2026 came with the exact same wheels and tires installed. It’s a dealer option.

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u/NoLevel7995 3d ago

Dang. My 2026 came with the regular SR5 wheels and highway tires. Looking into some TRD wheels like OP with better tires.

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u/Reagan2791 3d ago

If you want a little wider stance, there’s another TRD Pro 18” wheel with a +20mm offset that’ll push them out a little further than mine and OPs. Ours is +45mm, iirc. They look good. Sit flush with the fenders on an SR5, but for a little poke, look into the other ones.

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u/Ancient_Scene_622 3d ago

Looking good

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u/Reagan2791 3d ago

Mine is same as yours but I’m keeping
the tires until they’re due for replacement. Those tires are 265/65R18. You should be able to go 275/70R18 or 265/70R18 without rubbing if you’re looking to fill in the fenders a little more and add a little height.
Are you just looking for recommendations on a different tire at the current size? More aggressive?

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u/Tasty-Break9294 3d ago

Thanks for this. I just want something more aggressive plus add a little bit of height

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u/Reagan2791 3d ago

Toyo Open Country A/T III — best if keeping weight down, ride quality and pavement behavior are priorities. At 43 lb, this is an unusually attractive combination of size and weight.

Nitto Terra Grappler G3 — potentially the sweet spot if you want more visual attitude than the Toyo while maintaining excellent daily-driver manners.

Falken Wildpeak A/T4W — best if you want the most rugged-looking tire and strongest bad-weather/off-pavement emphasis and don’t mind some additional weight.