Custom forged wheels for the Toyota Tundra, machined to your width and offset in monoblock or 2-piece. Preview a design on your own car with AI Try-On before you order.
The Tundra is a full-size truck, so wheel choice starts with strength and tire size and then moves to looks. Forged 6061-T6 wheels from IQS are CNC-machined to the width and offset you specify, in monoblock or 2-piece.
The most common Tundra mistake is the wrong bolt pattern: public sources list 5x150 for 2007 to 2021 and 6x139.7 for 2022 and newer, so the generation matters. Also plan for load rating, tire size and lift. The expert confirms bolt pattern, hub bore and offset by VIN before anything is made.
IQS offers 22 designs in monoblock and 2-piece construction, 16 to 26 inch, CNC-machined from forged 6061-T6 aluminum, from $989 per wheel. A wheel expert checks bolt pattern, offset and width against your VIN, you approve a 3D render before production, and a 10% deposit starts the order. Delivery takes about 30 days from render approval, with insured shipping from Warsaw and 30-day cancellation.
Preview a design on your own car with AI Try-On, then request a fitment check by VIN. Not sure about a size? The expert will suggest options for your trim and use.
Questions about this car
Which bolt pattern does my Tundra have?
Public sources list 5x150 for 2007 to 2021 and 6x139.7 for 2022 and newer. The expert confirms yours by VIN.
Can I use Tacoma wheels on a Tundra?
Not by assumption. Patterns differ on 2007 to 2021 trucks, and hub bores can differ too, so the expert checks by VIN.
How do I plan tires for a Tundra?
Diameter, width and lift decide it. The expert suggests options by VIN, and the 3D render shows the stance before production.
