2022–2026 · 3 documented findings, each backed by real builds and sources. 3 public builds on the platform.
35x12.50R18 · stock height
Fits, rubs some35s fit a stock-height 3rd-gen Tundra TRD with minor liner work — owners running them untouched exist, but flaps off and liners re-pinned is the honest baseline.
Heads up: Mud-flap removal and fender-liner re-pinning are the typical price of admission on a stock TRD; ~34" is the documented zero-touch ceiling
4 documented builds · confidence 70%
35x12.50R20 · 1.8″+ lift
Fits cleanA ~1.75-2" level is the documented sweet spot for 35s on a 3rd-gen Tundra — minimal-to-no rub with sensible wheel offsets.
Heads up: Minor fender-liner attention on some trims; offset still matters
3 documented builds · confidence 65%
37x12.50R17 · 3″+ lift
Needs supporting mods37s on a 3rd-gen Tundra are documented and doable, but they are a lift-plus-trimming project, not a wheel-and-tire swap.
Heads up: Proper lift plus body-mount-area and fender-liner trimming per the documented guides — plan the cutting before buying tires
3 documented builds · confidence 65%