You've just hopped into a new Toyota Tundra, or you already have one in your driveway. You’ll need to know about the best tires for Toyota Tundra drivers. Tire care is one of the most important aspects of car maintenance. We’re “Making it Simple™” for you at Toyota of Orlando and breaking it down.
What are the best tires for Toyota Tundra drivers?
Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let’s talk about the best tires for Toyota Tundra drivers. Our service experts at Toyota of Orlando recommend:
All-season tires: These are perfect for any drive in Orlando, daily driving, towing, hauling and even if you plan on going out of state. Brands to look for are Michelin, Goodyear and Toyo.
All-terrain tires: These are perfect for those off-roading and overlanding days or if you’re just exploring outdoors. These are perfect for any kind of terrain you may encounter. Some brands for this include Falken Wildpeak all-terrain tires or Michelin LTX Trail all-terrain tires.
You’ll want to keep your eyes peeled; there's plenty of models of the Orlando Toyota Tundra that come equipped with these off-roading tires! To make it even easier, we offer all-terrain, off-roading and all-season tires for purchase at Toyota of Orlando.
Toyota Tundra Tire Size: The Facts
Every Toyota Tundra tire size is based on the year and model of your ride; let’s not forget the modifications. Here’s a few for 2022 and newer models:
SR: 245/75R18
SR5: 265/70R18, 265/60R20
Limited: 265/60R20
TRD Pro: 285/65R18
Limited: 265/60R20
Platinum: 265/60R20
Capstone: 265/50R22
1974 Edition: 265/60R20
If you’re still not sure which tires for Toyota Tundra drivers are best, you can check your owner’s manual or the Toyota app. You can even visit us at Toyota of Orlando, and our parts specialists can help you find the right tires.
Making your tires for Toyota Tundra last
You’ve got all the info, but how can you make those tires for Toyota Tundra last? There’s a few ways to keep your tires lasting longer and cared for. Here’s a few tips our Toyota of Orlando service experts recommend.
Tire Rotations: It’s important to rotate your tires; this will keep an even tread and a longer life. The recommended maintenance for your Toyota is about every 5,000 to 7,000 miles.
Routine Inspections: Make sure you keep an eye on your tires. You can walk around once a week and check for any punctures, tears, blisters or even sidewall separation. With damage to your tires, this can lead to a blowout or flat! It’s easier to replace a tire in your driveway at our service center than on the side of the road.
Proper inflation: Keeping your tires at the recommended PSI is important; underinflated tires can wear out fast and affect your fuel efficiency. Overinflated tires can lead to blowouts and are a safety hazard. If you’ve kept your original tires for Toyota Tundra, you can check your owner’s manual.
Replacements: Bald tires or tires in poor condition can be a major risk to you and your passengers. You’ll want to replace your tires as soon as you notice any issues!
Get your tires for Toyota Tundra at Toyota of Orlando
Is it time for new tires? Our team at Toyota of Orlando is here to help you. Shop our selection by stopping by in person at 3575 Vineland Road. You can give us a call seven days a week at (407) 298-001 or even schedule an appointment online.
