tire sizes on my 2014 double cab?

What size tires can I put on my new 2014 double cab long box? thinking about a leveling kit or a 3" lift.

 

215/70-15s fit well on mine.

 

is that tire size on your stock truck?

 

You shut your mouth when you talk to me. Why did you buy such a gay truck anyways?

 

you are just mad because when you were parked next to me today my new truck made your truck look old!

 

by the way, is that pic of your truck supposed to be you 4X4ing??? that's a small hill! haha

 

Touche', and welcome. Hopefully there are enough peeps with a 14' with mods and lifts.

 

I'll take your ass there and we'll see just how small it is, or large in my case.

 

they don't have the seat covers you were telling me about yet for the 14

 

Damn. Does it say on the website? Maybe you can call them and find out.

 

2013 seat covers will fit the 2014 and you can fit up to 33 inch tires with minor trimming on a 3 inch lift. I'd rather have a slightly bigger than stock tire compared to the 33 inch ones.

 

what website were you on? I have been on auto everything

 

Wet Okole. I would call them tomorrow and see.

 

I just went on the website and it shows 2014 available. you should come look at the gun one of these nights

 

I was thinking tomorrow.

 

you can fit the following on a 3" lift

285/75/r16
285/70/r17
285/65/r18

you also just missed the GB for wet okole's, unless you got in the last minute

 

Nice truck bro!!!

 

I have a similar question:
I have a stock 2014 4x4 Double cab, no lift. I like the 18" wheels that came on the 2013 limited (picture attached) and wondered if they would fit without having to add a lift or make any other non-stock changes to the truck?

Thanks in advance.

 

You should be able to fit 285/65's without a lift but with some trimming, depending on your offset.

 

It's the off set thats important, I have a 94 extra cab, put a nice set of 16's on with a 10" wide rim, so far so good-- then i tried to make a tight U turn, oops- thought I was going to rip the wheel well out,, lesson learned.
just ordered a new 14 dbl cab TRD offroad, started researching wheels and tires, one thing caught my attention...Front brakes.. if you plan on adding a better brake make sure it will fit/work with your rims and the offset of the rims. You don't want to go to all the work and hit the road and say OOOOPPPSSS